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(Italiano) La Torino “diabolica” e “nera” da Piazza Statuto alla Villa Tesoriera
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The museum is a open air itinerary between over the 180 works painted on the walls of houses.
The MAU is situated in Borgo Campidoglio, which was born in 1853 like a working-class neighborhood. This area still maintains its original structure, made by low houses and narrow winding streets
You can book a guided tour accompanied by a licensed guide: please contact
Here people with reduced mobility can book visits with differents paths
Thanks to the cooperation among the people of this neighborhood, have found the space for the works, which are renewed every years
Strong links exixt among local artisans, wine bars and taverns, places where you can try typical local products
Due to Covid-19 restrictions, we ask you to visit the Museum only with a licensed guide, to use a sanitary mask and stay at least 1 meter from the other visitors.
The Museum map will be send You by mail before the booked visit
MAU – Museo di Arte Urbana
Via Rocciamelone 7/c 10143 Torino
mail: info@museoarteurbana.it
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