Mole Antonelliana
tower in
Turin
#1 in Turin
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#89 in Italy
The Mole Antonelliana is an iconic architectural landmark located in Turin, Italy. Originally conceived as a synagogue, it was designed by architect Alessandro Antonelli and construction began in 1863. The building is named after him, with "Mole" translating to "monumental building" in Italian. Standing at 167.5 meters (550 feet), it was the tallest brick building in Europe at the time of its completion in 1889. Today, it houses the National Museum of Cinema, making it a significant cultural hub.
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