The Royal Chapel of Savoy

The Royal Chapel of Savoy, located in the Palace of Savoy in Turin, Italy, is a historic religious space built in the 15th century, serving as the chapel for the ruling House of Savoy. It features a blend of architectural styles and holds significant artistic and religious treasures, including intricate altarpieces and sculptures. The chapel was a key site for royal ceremonies and coronations, symbolizing the spiritual authority and prestige of the Savoy monarchy. Today, it remains an important cultural and historical monument, reflecting the legacy of the House of Savoy and its influence on Italian history.