The largest roof garden in Europe sit upon the former Fiat factory in Turin, around a rooftop test track that hosts exciting art and architecture.

The former Fiat factory building, Lingotto, is named after the district in Turin where it was built in 1923. Designed by architect Giacomo Mattè-Trucco, it was not only the largest car factory of the time but also a ground-breaking design. Le Corbusier, a pioneer of modern architecture, described it as ‘one of the most impressive sights in industry’.