Oasi di Cavoretto, Torino

Check in: 11:00 (11:00am) - 16:00 (4:00pm) (no arrivals allowed outside this window)

Check out: 10:00 (10:00am) - 10:00 (10:00am)

History

Villa Pulciano (original name) was built in the eighteenth century and was purchased by Count Luigi Pulciano, who transformed it into a summer residence for his family.
Subsequently, in the 60s, the daughters of Count Maria Teresa and Maria Consolata, (from which the two Villas that form the structure take their name), used it as a summer camp dedicated to children, with particular attention to the most disadvantaged categories.
Afterwards, the property was donated to the Secular Institute of the Missionaries of the Regality of Christ (current owner), and transformed into a House of Spiritual Exercises.
In 1997 the Villa was entrusted to the management of the Abele Group, a non-profit organization that for 50 years in Italy has been carrying out hospitality projects for people in disadvantaged conditions.

Food & beverage

The structure offers its guests a restaurant obtained from the ancient cellars.
The cuisine is simple, but tasty, characterized by local products, and a particular attention to food allergies and intolerances.
The Oasis organizes business or convivial lunches and dinners on request, even for large groups.

Grounds & Gardens

There are various green areas that surround and make up the Cavoretto Oasis.
-Il Giardino delle Rose: Italian garden, with tables that invite you to relax and read.
-The park: joins the two villas that make up the structure. Perfect for those who want moments of reflection and relaxation in the shade of ancient trees.
-The wood: full of paths, for lovers of outdoor walks.

Other facilities

There are various environments and services offered by the House.
Among them you will find:
- free wi-fi, dining room, rooms for events, spaces for reflection and prayer.