Via Stampatori is one of Via Garibaldi's narrow side streets, just a stone's throw away from Piazza Castello, the lounge of Italy's first capital, Turin.
"VIASTAMPATORI" B&B rises in an Italian renaissance jewel.

Palazzo Scaglia di Verrua is one of the most ancient palaces in Turin, situated in the very heart of the city, Via Stampatori, 4. Together with the Duomo di San Giovanni is one of the rare examples of Renaissance architecture in the city. Started building in 1585 by the abbot Filiberto Scaglia di Verrua, ambassador and minister, it was finished the next century by Gian Andrea Garabello, the palace has an inner courtyard with an arcaded loggia, embellished by frescos representing allegorical patterns and shapes. Frescos on the façade and in the courtyard are rare to find in Turin palaces, and present divinities and characters among which may also be the owners of the palace.

When Filiberto Scaglia di Verrua died, the building became property of the family of San Martino della Motta, and in the end it passed on to the family Balbo Bertone di Sambuy.

The Scaglia family is since the XIII century one of the main families of the House of Savoy. Anna Felice Scaglia di Verrua, last heiress of the family (1735 - 1819) married the Conte Giuseppe San Martino della Motta, a branch which is disappearing. The palace then goes to the Conte Raimondo Balbo Bertone di Sambuy, whose last heiress, Maria Edmea, still lives in the noble salons which look on the second inner court yard.

Two rooms characterized by simple, essential lines, and relaxing colours which enhance the atmosphere of the location.

A peaceful and relaxing corner for those who are looking for an exclusive welcome just a stone's throw away of museums, shops, restaurants, cinemas and trendy clubs...the centre of the city life. Different formulas allow business and leisure clients to stay for a weekend, a week or a month.

B&B VIASTAMPATORI is the ideal spot to get to know Turin, situated next to Porta Susa train station and just a 5 minutes taxi ride from Porta Nuova train station, right in the centre of the pedestrian area of the Quadrilatero Romano, in the heart of the city.

Easy to reach by car.

Parking areas are available nearby (P.za Albarello, P.za Emanuele Filiberto). A perfect place where one can forget about the car and wander around on foot or by underground. Urban buses also run to the Savoy's residences (Palazzina di Caccia di Stupinigi, Reggia di Venaria, Castello di Rivoli).