The Italian territory boasts a millenary history, written by the different peoples and cultures that have passed through it over the centuries. By building castles, underground cities, villages, parks and churches, these peoples have made Italy one of the most esoteric, mysterious and fascinating countries in the world. We at VisitItaly have put together a list of our favourites, including places, myths and legends. Here then are the 20 most esoteric places in Italy.
20. Turin between white and black magic
When speaking of esotericism, one cannot fail to mention the Piedmontese capital: Turin is well known in the world for its mysteries linked to alchemy and magic, and the myths and legends surrounding religious and secular buildings.
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