via Cavour (Turin)

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Palazzo Cavour. Turin - Palazzo Cavour, via Cavour 8, backlit view of the entrance hall towards the courtyard; c. 1930; Ilford chamois gelatin silver bromide print; 170X232
Palazzo Cavour. Turin - Palazzo Cavour, via Cavour 8, backlit view of the entrance hall towards the courtyard; c. 1930; Ilford chamois gelatin silver bromide print; 170X232 — Mario Gabinio, CC BY 3.0 it, Wikimedia Commons

Via Cavour is a street in the centre of Turin. On 24 October 2026, the play area in the Balbo flowerbed, at the same address (no. 31), was named after Bella Hutter, a choreographer, dancer and painter born in Kiev in 1899, who found refuge in Italy from the 1920s and died in Turin in 1985. [4] No. 31 is also home to the Moncalieri Employment Centre, which opened its new premises on 27 October 2026. [3] On 26 September 2026, a 35-year-old man was arrested in the act for aggravated theft after a smash-and-grab at a restaurant on the street, carried out by breaking the window with a manhole cover.

Related articles: A Turin Play Area Named After Dancer Bella Hutter (24 October 2026), Naming of the Aiuola Balbo playground after Bella Hutter (24 October 2026), Naming of the playground to Bella Hutter, New premises for the Moncalieri job centre (October 2026), Smash-and-grab at a restaurant on Via Cavour

Sources

  1. Spaccata in un ristorante di via Cavour: 35enne arrestato in flagranza di reato — TorinoOggi, 25 September 2026
  2. Spacca vetrina ristorante con un tombino: arrestato — Il Torinese, 25 September 2026
  3. Il Centro per l’impiego di Moncalieri apre la nuova sede — Il Torinese, 27 October 2026
  4. Torino, un’area giochi porta il nome di Bella Hutter: così la pioniera della danza moderna ha cambiato la città — CronacaQui Torino, 24 October 2026

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