Visit the Royal Palace of Turin | Timings, Getting there, Directions, Tips & More

• Cafe: Avail of scrumptious meals and beverages at Caffè Reale. 
• Toilets: The museum has well-maintained toilets that are wheelchair accessible. 
• Official App: Through the app you can access a digital map of the museum and an audio guide.
• Cloakroom: Store extra luggage and belongings in the cloakroom available at the venue. 
• Museum Shop: Located on the first floor, you will find interesting publications, postcards, posters, and much more. 
• Child Care Room: This room can be found near the Sabauda Gallery and is a reserved environment for breastfeeding and child care.

• Accessible Building: The main and secondary entrance to the building is wheelchair accessible and allows one to reach the ticket Office, the Caffè Reale, and the Gardens without hassle.
• Ramps: The Royal Library can be accessed only through Piazza Castello 191 where you will find a ramp for wheelchair users. Ramps are also found throughout the building.
• Wheelchair: At the ticket office, people with mobility issues may request a wheelchair for use within the premises. 
• Toilets: Disabled-accessible toilets are available at the venue.
• Inaccessible Areas: The Kitchens, the King's Apartment, and Queen Elena's Apartment on the ground floor are not accessible by wheelchair.

The Royal Palace of Turin has an in-house restaurant called Caffè Reale that serves up hearty meals, snacks, and refreshing beverages. You can also choose to visit these nearby restaurants. 

• MU bao: Treat yourself to amazing Chinese food at this restaurant located opposite the Royal Palace. 
• Arcadia: Have a romantic dinner of authentic northern Italian dishes in the stone halls of Arcadia. 
• Shari: Gorge on fresh sushi and delectable Asian cuisine at Shari just a few minutes walk away from the Royal Palace of Turin. 
• Dawat Ristorante Indiano Torino: Craving some spicy Indian dishes? Look no further and head on down to Dawat to have some of the best Indian food in the city
• Tre Galline: Taste the flavors of the Piedmont region of Italy with Tre Galline, which offers a quaint ambiance to its customers and amazing Piedmontese dishes.

• Purchase your tickets in advance to avoid the queues.
• Avoid screaming, and running within the museum, and also avoid touching the works on display. 
• Smoking is not allowed inside the Palace. 
• It is advised to keep your phone on silent to maintain the ambiance of the Palace. 
• Consumption of food and drink inside the exhibition centers is not allowed. 
• Avoid using flash and tripods when you take photos inside the palace. 
• Visit during the weekdays to avoid crowds.
• Wear comfortable walking shoes.

Budget Hotels:

• MOLE 27 (900m),  San Domenico Raffaello Residence (600m)

Mid-Level Hotels:

• Piazza Castello Suite(200m), Hotel Chelsea (200m)

Luxury Hotels:

• Hotel NH Collection Torino Santo Stefano (800m), Hotel Victoria Torino (1.2km)

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