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|populated_place_name=Turin
| country = Italy
|country=Italy
| administrative_subdivision = Piedmont
|administrative_subdivision=Piedmont
| type = City
|type=City
| population = 841000
|population=841000
| catholic_percentage = 80
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| parishes_count = 400
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| notable_catholic_sites = Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist (housing the Holy Shroud); Basilica of Our Lady Help of Christians; Superga Basilica
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| patron_saint = Saint John the Baptist
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| coordinates = 45.0703,7.6868
|coordinates=45.0703, 7.6868
| area_sq_km = 130
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| website = https://www.comune.torino.it
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'''Turin''' (Italian: ''Torino'') is a major city in northwestern [[Italy]], serving as the capital of the [[Piedmont]] region and the [[Archdiocese of Turin]]. Located along the Po River at the foot of the Alps, it has a population of approximately 841,000 (as of 2024 estimates) within a metropolitan area exceeding 2 million. As one of Europe’s historic centers of Catholic devotion, Turin is renowned worldwide for safeguarding the [[Shroud of Turin]], a relic venerated as the burial cloth of Christ, and for its deep Marian piety exemplified by Saint [[John Bosco]]’s founding of the Salesian order at the Basilica of Our Lady Help of Christians.
'''Turin''' (Italian: ''Torino'') is a major city in northwestern [[Italy]], serving as the capital of the [[Piedmont]] region and the [[Archdiocese of Turin]]. Located along the Po River at the foot of the Alps, it has a population of approximately 841,000 (as of 2024 estimates) within a metropolitan area exceeding 2 million. As one of Europe’s historic centers of Catholic devotion, Turin is renowned worldwide for safeguarding the [[Shroud of Turin]], a relic venerated as the burial cloth of Christ, and for its deep Marian piety exemplified by Saint [[John Bosco]]’s founding of the Salesian order at the Basilica of Our Lady Help of Christians.