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Victor

Jul 2025

4/5

What can I say , turned on immediately and no problem with Piemonte card , no queue without banging. Very convenient and convincing.

Ciro

Nov 2021

5/5

Molto interessante, oltre ai reperti, anche la storia del museo stesso. Una visita che consiglio vivamente a chi si trova a Torino per un qualsiasi motivo.

D'alessandro

Italy

Feb 2024

5/5

The guide was very important because of his background in the subject matter and the way he explained the history of Egypt to our 9-year-old.

Chiara

Nov 2021

5/5

Buongiorno, Complimenti alla guida Sofia! Gentilissima, preparata e disponibile ( paziente) a rispondere alle domande di mio figlio di 8 anni! Una bella esperienza. Grazie Sofia per averci portato indietro nel tempo con leggerezza e professionalità! Chiara e Luca

Top things to do in Turin

Located in the heart of the city of Turin, the Egyptian Museum or Museo Egizio is the oldest museum in the world dedicated entirely to the ancient history and culture of Egypt. It is spread over four floors and is one of the best preserved museums comprising real mummies, the original Sphinx, statues, sarcophagus, and 30,000 other interesting artifacts that depict Egyptian rituals, culture, and habits.

Why Visit the Egyptian Museum?

World’s Second Largest Egyptian Museum: Museo Egizio is the oldest and the second largest museum in the world dedicated solely to Egyptian history and culture.

Artifacts & Papyrus Collection:The museum is home to over 30,000 artifacts as well as an impressive Papyrus Collection depicting the culture and habits of Egypt.

Budget-Friendly: The tickets include access to the museum as well as a tour of some of the most popular attractions of Turin, making your travel around town easier and budget-friendly.

A Card for Everyone: These tickets are ideal for all kinds of tourists - solo travellers, friends, family, history and archaeology enthusiasts, couples, and more.

Your Egyptian Museum Tickets Explained

Skip-The-Line Ticket

Duration: 2 hours

Walk past long queues and enjoy priority access to the museum.
Choose between a guided tour and a combo tour depending on the type of experience you wish to have.

Recommended Tours

Egyptian Museum: Skip The Line Guided Tour

Guided Tour Tickets

Duration: 3-7 hours

The ticket provides access to the museum.
It includes an expert tour guide who will accompany you as you explore the museum and tell you interesting facts about the attraction.

Combo Tours

Duration: Flexible

Gain access to the Egyptian Museum.
Explore major attractions in Turin like the Royal Palace of Turin, San Lorenzo Church, Palazzo Madama, Armeria Reale, and more.

Recommended Tour

Best of Turin : Walking Tour with Royal Palace and Egyptian Museum
Torino + Piemonte Card

Why book Egyptian Museum Tickets Online?

The best way to purchase your Egyptian Museum tickets is to book them online because it offers a safe and contactless transaction. Besides, booking tickets online has the following benefits:

Convenience: Booking Egyptian Museum tickets online is extremely convenient because you will not be required to wait in long queues for hours. Additionally, we are available 24/7 over phone, chat, or email in case you have any queries.

Booking: You can book your Egyptian Museum tickets much in advance and avoid worrying about tickets getting sold out.

Great Discounts: Purchasing the Egyptian Museum tickets online allows you to avail of great deals and discounts on your bookings, thereby, enhancing your tour experience.

Plan Your Visit

Opening Hours:

Monday: 9 AM to 2 PM

Tuesday to Sunday: 9 AM to 6:30 PM

Last Admission: The last admission takes place one hour before closing time.

Address: Via Accademia delle Scienze, 6, 10123 Torino TO, Italy

Find on Maps

By Bus: Board bus numbers 58, 58B, 11, 55, 57, 72, or 72B and get off at the Bertola stop. The museum is a 4-minute walk from there.

By Metro: Take a metro from Line 1 and get off at Porta Nuova station. The museum is a 10-minute walk from there.

By Car: You can hire a cab or drive down to the museum as well.

Car Parking Facility: The nearest facility is available at the Roma-San Carlo-Castello car park. Keep in mind that the limited traffic zone applies from Monday to Friday from 7:30 AM to 10:30 AM.

Here are a few attractions located near Museo Egizio that you can explore before or after your tour of the museum:

Royal Palace of Turin: Originally built in the 16th century, the Royal Palace of Turin served as the residence of the French Viceroys of Savoy.
Piazza San Carlo: Laid out between the 16th and 17th centuries, the Baroque-style Piazza San Carlo is one of the most important city squares in Turin.
Palazzo Madama: Palazzo Madama e Casaforte degli Acaja is a palace that served as the first Senate of the Italian kingdom and is named after the embellishments it received under two queens of the House of Savoy.
Parco del Valentino: Located along the west bank of River Po, Parco del Valentino is the second largest park in Turin.

Facilities - This is a Photograph of Free WiFi Sign

Free WiFi is available.
There is a cloakroom available in case you want to store your belongings.
All animals, except guide dogs and those used for pet therapy, are strictly prohibited inside the museum. You will be required to produce a medical certificate if you wish to take your pet inside.
Toilets and baby-changing facilities are available at the museum.
There are special family-oriented routes available with specific video guides.
The museum is kid-friendly. You can bring in strollers without any difficulty. WCs for children are also available.
You can take a self-guided tour using a free audio guide available in English, Italian, and French languages.

The museum is accessible to wheelchair users and those with reduced mobility.
The museum provides specific routes and workshops for special needs upon request.
Assistance dogs and animals used for pet therapy are allowed inside upon presentation of a medical certificate.
Museo Egizio provides tactile routes accompanied by experienced Egyptologists for visually impaired visitors.

Here are a few tips to keep in mind if you want to skip the long lines outside the museum:

Book your tickets online and in advance
Choose skip-the-line tickets
Opt for guided tours
Reach the museum early on the day of your visit

Here are a few restaurants in the area you can dine at before or after your tour of the museum:

Arcadia: Located in the 19th century Subalpina Gallery, this Italian restaurant and sushi bar with stone columns and vaulted ceilings offers a modern take on Italian dishes, delicious sushi, and fine wine.
PLANET Risto Cafe Dal 1994: Head to this place for mouthwatering pizza and pasta as well as some nice beer and heady cocktails while enjoying a game of billiards or table football.
Ristorante Fiorfood by La Credenza: This cozy restaurant offers coop quality ‘high-level’ dishes carefully prepared in a ‘starred’ kitchen using fresh local ingredients making it a must-visit while you’re in Turin.
Locanda da Betty: Drop in at this restaurant for local Piedmontese dishes and handmade pasta. Take a seat on the terrace for the best views.

Low-Budget

Attic Hostel (620m)

B&B Torino Tres Chic (700m)

Mid-Budget

Le Petit Hotel (450m)

Residence Lagrange (600m)

High-Budget

Grand Hotel Sitea (350m)

Principi di Piemonte (450m)

Book your tickets online and well in advance to avoid waiting in long queues outside the museum.
Photography is allowed but make sure that you do not use flash or carry any tripod or camera equipment inside the museum without official permission.
There is a locker area inside the museum. However, do not carry any large bags or backpacks during your visit.
Check out the shop inside the museum for books on ancient Egypt, postcards, gadgets, stationery, boxed games, accessories, and more.
Visit Silvio Curto, the reference library open to the public. You cannot borrow books here but you can definitely sit and read.
Let your children take part in educational activities at Spazio ZeroSei Egizio, a space for them to gain knowledge about Egyptian civilization.

Frequently Asked Questions on Egyptian Museum Tickets

Q. Are Egyptian Museum tickets available online?

A. Yes. Turin Egyptian Museum tickets are available online.

Q. Can I buy Egyptian Museum tickets in advance?

A. Yes. Skip-The-Line tickets are available for the Egyptian Museum.

Q. Are guided tour tickets available for the Egyptian Museum?

A. Yes. Guided tour tickets are available for the Egyptian Museum. You can buy Egyptian Museum: Skip The Line Guided Tour or Best of Turin : Walking Tour with Royal Palace and Egyptian Museum

Q. What is the cost of Egyptian Museum tickets?

A. The Egyptian Museum tickets are priced at €29 and upwards.

Q. What is the cancellation policy for the Egyptian Museum tickets?

A. It depends on the type of ticket you purchase. Please check your Egyptian Museum tickets for more information.

Q. What are the things included in my Egyptian Museum tickets?

A. The Egyptian Museum tickets include several features and facilities depending on the type of ticket you choose to purchase. Please check your tickets for more information.

Q. How long are my Egyptian Museum tickets available for?

A. The validity depends on the type of ticket you choose to buy.

Q. Who can avail discounted tickets to the Egyptian Museum?

A. Licensed journalists, visitors over 70 years of age, children between 6-18 years of age, and university students can avail discounted tickets to the Egyptian Museum. Children between 0-5 years of age and people with disabilities get free access to the museum.

Q. Is the Egyptian Museum wheelchair accessible?

A. Yes. The Egyptian Museum is wheelchair accessible.

Q. What is the Egyptian Museum known for?

A. The Egyptian Museum is known for being home to the oldest collection of artifacts from ancient Egypt.