/ ESOTERIC TURIN
DISCOVERING SYMBOLS AND ARCHETYPES WITH AN INTERNATIONALLY RENOWNED EXPERT, EXCLUSIVE PRIVATE TOUR AND DINNER AT THE EGYPTIAN MUSEUM
Turin is one of the top five magical cities in the world, but in fact it is the most magical of all because it is the only one to be part of both the white magic triangle, along with Prague and Lyon, and the black magic triangle, with London and San Francisco. Its historic centre hides within it the secret language of symbols inscribed in the very plan of the city. Passing along the route that cuts Turin from West to East, you will retrace the journey of the initiate, which follows the solar path. An alchemical path leading from Piazza Statuto to the Gran Madre di Dio (Great Mother of God) church, passing by the Dioscuri in Piazza Castello, where darkness turns into light, and ignorance into knowledge. White Magic and Black Magic meet and coexist inside the Egyptian Museum, where the experience will reach its climax. The Museum is the oldest in the world devoted entirely to the Nilotic civilization and is considered, in terms of value and quantity of artifacts, the most important in the world after the one in Cairo.
Dinner in the presence of the pharaohs in the museum open just for you
The experience is very intense, a total immersion in the magical and symbolic world and mystical places of the city that was the first Capital of Italy. The itinerary is made unique by the unparalleled presence of an internationally renowned anthroposophy researcher who will accompany you throughout the tour, but especially by the opportunity, for OW clients only, to have the Egyptian Museum entirely at your disposal. In the solemnity of these magnificent halls, you can admire the millennia-old masterpieces undisturbed during a private tour and then dine-exclusively-in the Temple of Ellesiya hall or in one of the other magical spaces where you will feel as if you have been transported to the time of the Pharaohs.
Turin, Piedmont | On request | year-round |
from 2 to 25 | half day | transportation, anything not specifically mentioned |