Mole Antonelliana

Mole Antonelliana is the tallest brick building in the world—167.5 meters of brick-and-stone elegance, built in 1889.

Originally designed as a synagogue, today it houses the National Museum of Cinema with interactive exhibits. A glass elevator ascends 85 meters through the central dome, offering breathtaking views of Turin and the Alps.

The gilded figure of a genius at the top symbolizes progress, and the building itself adorns the Italian 2-cent coin. A fascinating blend of history, cinema, and architecture in the heart of Piedmont.