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An axis among the fundamental poles of the city
Via Roma, since its creation in the early 1600s, has been the backbone of the central area of the city. The road, developed from Piazza Castello to Piazza S. Carlo (see POI via Roma I), later extended into Piazza Carlo Felice, opposite the Porta Nuova railway station. Its arcades run for a total length of over 600 meters and, connecting without solution of continuity, constitute the central node of the great portico system developed in the heart of Turin over the course of 400 years.
In the image you can clearly see the street that connects the station to the Royal Palace.
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