Piano Nobile Torino is a historic noble residence, protected by the Turin Fine Arts Authority, located on the piano nobile—the grand main floor—of one of the largest and most prestigious 18th-century palaces in the heart of the city: Palazzo Saluzzo Paesana. Built between 1715 and 1722, Palazzo Saluzzo di Paesana stands as one of the finest examples of Piedmontese Baroque architecture in central Turin.

Piano Nobile Torino enchants visitors with its unique dialogue between past and present, where the grandeur of history meets vibrant contemporary design. It is a place where refinement and modernity intertwine, prestige merges with creativity, and Baroque splendor harmonizes with elegant modern geometries, creating a perfect balance between tradition and innovation.

Chosen by Paolo Sorrentino as a location for his acclaimed 2007 film Il Divo, it has since been partially reimagined with a contemporary touch. Today, it serves as an exclusive venue for television series, films, art events, exhibitions, photo shoots, weddings, corporate functions, and private celebrations—transforming every occasion into a truly unforgettable experience.