Margherita Di Savoia

Her political influence is expressed through a vibrant social life, allowing her to establish one of the most distinguished aristocratic "salotti" in Europe.

By gathering intellectuals at her court, Margherita develops considerable influence over the political landscape, playing a crucial role in the governance of the Kingdom.

In a newly unified Italy, her public appearances and charisma contribute to bringing acceptance and favour to the Royal Family, not only in the northern regions.

A sophisticated and elegant queen, her character inspires writers and journalists, giving rise to a true cultural phenomenon known as "Margheritism".

As a revered figure among both the public and the intellectual elite, numerous artistic works are dedicated to her, such as Giosuè Carducci’s ode "Alla Regina d’Italia", as well as various public spaces, including parks, schools, hospitals, mountain refuges and even the famous Margherita pizza.

It is Margherita herself who appoints Franzi as the official supplier to the Royal House of Savoy.