Parco naturale di Stupinigi

The natural park extends over 1,611 hectares, featuring forests, wetlands, agricultural lands, and two rivers: Sangone in the north and Chisola in the south.

Duke Emanuele Filiberto of Savoy established this hunting reserve in the 16th century after expropriating the land from the Pallavicino family.

The park contains 29 mammal species, 60 nesting bird species, and notable trees including a monumental willow measuring 20 meters in height.

Visitors can explore multiple hiking trails, including the 7.33-kilometer Palazzina di Caccia loop and the 17.4-kilometer Castello di Stupinigi circuit.

The park maintains natural springs and fountainheads, with the Sangone River running straight and deep while the Chisola River flows in a winding pattern.

Location: Metropolitan City of Turin

Inception: January 14, 1992

Website: http://parchireali.gov.it/parco.stupinigi

GPS coordinates: 44.98420,7.59710

Latest update: March 3, 2025 18:29