ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 5月14日 10時11分

The city of Turin, Italy, once the seat of the country’s aristocracy, the Savoys, still bears the impress of the family’s stiff, uncompromising dignity. Take one look at the architecture: mute, balconied 18th-century facades (each wonderfully preserved) can be found on practically every street. “What a dignified and serious city!” Friedrich Nietzsche even exclaimed on his first visit in the late 19th century. @Jackie_Nickerson photographed this seating area inside Bar Cavour at Del Cambio, Turin’s most famous restaurant and an old haunt of both the Savoys and of Nietzsche. Visit the link in our profile to read more in @tmagazine about #Turin, a booming cultural capital, steeped in its own history and with a mysterious dark side.

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