Turin

Here, a family relic of the House of Savoy appears as an object that had to be carried literally out from under the fire.

This stop will show how a military vow outlived the duke and took stone form a century later.

The arcade trades court and parliamentary halls for an underground stage where a small fee opened the way to a great career.

The Roman gate will help you see a former prison in an ancient monument, and the cost of a university privilege.

The temporary hall in the courtyard will show how Italy’s unifiers quarreled over the fate of the volunteer army.

The Senate Hall will connect the street protest with the legal decision that the protest did not stop.

Here, the status of capital will cease to be an honorary label and will become a question of livelihood for the city’s residents.

The finale will shift the city square from its ceremonial past to the modern memory of a mass event.

The surviving table will turn constitutional history into one man’s choice between an earlier promise and the crown.