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Sdb.org is the official website of the Salesian Congregation founded by St John Bosco. Known officially known as the Society of St. Francis de Sales, the Saelsians are a congregation of brothers and priests, recognised in the Church as a clerical religious institute of pontifical right, dedicated to the service of young people, especially the poorest and most abandoned. They are present in 134 countries. The Salesians were founded by St. John Bosco in 1859 in Turin. The Rector Major, as successor of St. John Bosco, is the leader of the world-wide Salesian Family comprise of 32 groups.

The web portal of the Piedmont Province, Aosta Valley and Lithuania. Inside you will find all the news, events and the collection of all the Salesian houses with their references.

Don Bosco’s Basilica of Mary, Help of Christians is the jewel in the crown of Valdocco and the heart of salesian spirituality for the world wide Salesian family.

Abbonamento Musei invites you to experience the beauty and heritage of the area: collections, exhibitions, historic buildings and gardens, unexpected places. It is an infinite horizon of wonder, discovery and fun ready to welcome you. More than just a card, Abbonamento Musei is the symbol that unites a community, free to experience culture as and when it wishes.

The Italian Federation of Associations of Friends of Museums (La Federazione Italiana delle Associazioni degli Amici dei Musei).

Founded in Florence, in 1975, by Raffaello Torricell, it is governed by a federal council of seven to twenty-one members who serve a three year term.

The Royal Museum (Musei Reali) makes the Palace of the Savoy dynasty in Turin available to the public.

Don Bosco Missions was founded in 1991 in Italy to accompany Salesian missionaries who, in 134 countries, in over 3,500 Salesian houses, bring salesian education and professional training to children and young people in difficulty through the missionary style typical of the congregation: a presence and a style based on understanding and appreciation of the cultural, social and religious realities with which they come into contact.

The Salesian Ethnological Missionary Museum (Museo Etnologico Missionario) in Colle Don Bosco began as a missionary exhibit set up at end of the nineteenth century and developed throughout the twentieth century. The objects were brought to Italy from the mission lands where Salesians were present. The explicit goal was awareness raising among the Italian public of the rich diversity of geographic, environmental and cultural contexts within which Salesian missionaries work. The exhibit also attests to the historical development of the Salesian missions.

L’Associazione Musei Ecclesiastici italiani (AMEI) nasce nel 1996 allo scopo di stabilire un coordinamento tra le molte realtà museali ecclesiastiche, grandi e piccole, presenti in Italia.

AMEI svolge dunque un’azione di tutoraggio, collegamento e supporto per musei ecclesiastici e religiosi (iscritti e non) e accompagna il percorso dei propri associati fornendo strumenti di crescita, occasioni di formazione e di confronto.

Turismabile is a project of the Piedmont Region to promote accessibility and inclusivity for people with special needs throughout the region.

The Salesian News Agency (ANS – Agenzia Notizie Salesiana) is the Salesian Congregation’s official news office in the service of the worldwide salesian mission.
Launched as a professional press agency in 1992, ANS provides ongoing online daily updates from the Salesian world.

This is an online platform that gathers and promotes European museums and galleries on one site. Also available as an app, it provides information on museum visits, exhibits, events, collections, and more.