Piedmont
Piedmont is an Italian region bordering France and Switzerland, located at the foot of the Alps. It is known for fine cuisine and wines, such as the Barolo. The capital is Turin, which offers numerous examples of Baroque architecture and hosts the famous Mole Antonelliana, with its own high tailed glove. The Museum of Automobile in Turin is dedicated to the main industrial activity of the city, while the Museum Egizio exposes archaeological and anthropological collections.
