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Frequently Asked Questions About Museums in Turin
- The National Museum of Cinema
- Egyptian Museum
- The National Automobile Museum
The Egyptian Museum is the most-visited museum in Turin, attracting close to 900,000 visitors in 2022.
- Galleria Sabauda
- Mole Antonelliana
- Museum of Eastern Art
- Kings Assembly - Egyptian Museum
- Magic Lanterns - The National Museum of Cinema
- Sword of San Maurizio - Royal Armoury of Turin
- Regional Museum of Natural Science
- Museum of Natural History "Don Bosco"
- Museo di Anatomia Umana Luigi Rolando
- Museo di Antropologia Criminale Cesare Lombroso
- Infini.to Planetario di Torino
- Museo del Carcere Le Nuove | For its location in a former prison
- Centro Storico Fiat | For its product models
- Egyptian Museum | For its ancient Egypt treasures
- Juventus Museum | For its trophy tour
- Museo della Sindone | For the Holy Shroud
- Car Museum
- MAcA - Museo A Come Ambiente
- Museo Nazionale dell'Automobile
- Galleria Sabauda
- Mole Antonelliana
Entry tickets to the Egyptian Museum, a famous museum in Turin, cost €15. The prices for other museums in the city vary from €10 to €20.
Yes. Turin museums offer discounts for kids. The Egyptian Museum, for instance, charges €1 for children between 6 to 14.
- Pietro Micca Museum | Throughout the year
- GAM: Modern and Contemporary Art Gallery | First Tuesday of the month
- MAO: Museum of Oriental Art | First Tuesday of the month
- The “Rocca” castle in Valentino Park | First Tuesday of the month
- Galleria Sabauda | First Sunday of the month
- Museo del Carcere Le Nuove
- Museo Pietro Micca e dell'assedio di Torino del 1706
- Fondazione Accorsi Ometto - Museo di Arti Decorative
- MAO - Museo d'Arte Orientale
- Centro Storico Fiat
No, there is no age limit for entering museums in Turin.
Yes, children, senior citizens, and individuals with mobility issues can visit museums in Turin comfortably.
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Special routes
- Assistance dogs
- Braille maps
- Elevators
No, there is no dress code for museums in Turin. However, visitors should try wearing respectful clothing as museums in Turin hold cultural and historical value.
The amount of walking in museums in Turin varies from one museum to another. For instance, you’ll need two hours to explore the Egyptian Museum.
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