The neoclassical Pantheon of Bela Rosin in Turin

The Pantheon of Mirafiori, commonly known as the Mausoleum of Bela Rosin, is a neoclassical building in Turin's Mirafiori Sud district. It is a reduced copy of the Pantheon of Rome, but it also has three columns on each side, along with one quadrangular section that merges with the body of the building. It was built as a burial place for the family of Rosa Vercellana, known as Bela Rosin, who was the morganatic wife of Vittorio Emanuele II of Savoy. The Pantheon is located in the Mirafiori Sud district and is bordered by a 3-meter-high wall facing Viale Castello di Mirafiori.

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