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The Mole Antonelliana towers over the rooftops of Turin as a monumental challenge to gravity and the defining icon of the city's skyline. Originally commissioned in 1863 by the Jewish community as a synagogue, this daring masonry masterpiece was redesigned by the uncompromising architect Alessandro Antonelli into what became the tallest brick building in the world. Today, its distinct pyramidal silhouette and soaring spire not only crown the Piedmontese capital, but also house the world-renowned National Museum of Cinema, offering visitors an unforgettable journey where 19th-century architectural grandeur meets the magic of the silver screen.
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