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Turin Churches Index
Cathedral of S. Giovanni
Church of S. Lorenzo
Church of S. Domenico
Church of the Carmine
Church of the SS. Ausiliatrice
Sanctuary of the Consolata
Church of the SS. Martiri
Chapel of the Pious Congregation
Church of the Corpus Domini
Church of the SS. Trinitŕ
Church of S. Maria del Monte
Basilica of Superga
Church of S. Filippo Neri
Church of the Gran Madre
Church of S. Cristina
Church of S. Carlo
Church of S. Teresa
Church of S. Dalmazzo
Church of S. Tommaso
Church of S. Agostino
Church of S. Massimo
Church of S. Chiara
Church of S.Francesco
Church of S.Francesco da Paola
Church of the Visitazione
Valdese Temple
Israelitic Temple

Church of Santa Cristina

The church of Santa Cristina and the church of San Carlo are the twin churches placed on the corner of the south blocks of Piazza San Carlo, which frame, like two scenes, the beginning of the south stretch of via Roma.

Church of Santa Cristina
Church of Santa Cristina

The first church was erected since 1639 because of the willing of Christine of France, first Madama Reale, on a drawing of Carlo di Castellamonte, while the façade, curvilinear in the central part, in marble and granite, is due to Filippo Juvarra (1715-1718); instead, the statues are due to Carlo Antonio Tantardini and Giuseppe Nicola Casana.

In the interior, formed by a single nave, the décor was resumed in a later period; beside the high altar, there is a rectangular chapel with the painting by Antonio Triva (Riposo dalla Fuga in Egitto).




Information:
Address: Piazza C.l.n. (Comitato Liberazione Nazionale), 231/Bis
Teleophone number: 011.53.92.81
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