The mystery behind the Shroud of Turin started back in 1898 a photographer took the first black-and-white negative suddenly reveling all the details of the centuries old linen. As a result thousands of believers and curious people pilgrims to the cathedral of Turin to see it also because they believed that it’s the shroud in which Jesus was wrapped in after his crucifixion.
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S2 – E14 – Palazzo Reale & Royal Armoury of Turin
by hageriniby hageriniA tour through one of the most impressing palaces in Italy: The Palazzo Reale in Turin. For centuries, it was the royal home of the powerful and wealthy House of Savoy dynasty, which were the kings of Sardinia and later even of Italy.
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In this episode I’m showing you around the city of Turin and its culture with a focus on its main attractions.
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S1 – E8 – The secret behind Italian coffee culture – Part 2
by hageriniby hageriniIn the second part of our discovery behind the secrets of Italian coffee culture, I´m taking you on a tour through the new Lavazza headquarter in Turin including their new museum. Furthermore, I´ve visited the first Turin coffee festival and could talk to a coffee production company owner, to a food blogger and last but not least to a barista.
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New Lavazza headquarter including a museum, Slowfood bistro and gourmet restaurant
by hageriniby hageriniOn June 8, 2018, the Italian market leader for coffee products “Lavazza” inaugurated its new headquarters called “la Nuvola” (the cloud). On some of the total 30,000 square meters, the new headquarter offers an interactive museum, Slow Food bistro, and a gourmet restaurant. Get an insight into their world of coffee.
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S1 – E7 – The secret behind Italian coffee culture – Part 1
by hageriniby hageriniDelicious Italian coffee is famous all over the world. Everyone knows espresso, cappuccino and macchiato. But where has the Italian coffee culture its origin and what does coffee itself means for the Italians? I was looking for answers inside Turin’s most ancient and famous coffee houses.