Museums not to be missed

Turin is a city of culture, history, and passion — and its museums are a reflection of that. Whether you are passionate about archaeology, ancient or contemporary art, cinema, cars, or history, there is a museum for every curiosity.

Here are the ones you can’t miss to discover the soul of the city.

The 10 Most Visited Museums in Turin

Royal Museums of Turin — A vast complex that includes the Royal Palace, Armoury, Royal Library, Sabauda Gallery, and other museums. A deep dive into Turin's aristocratic history.

Egyptian Museum — The second most important Egyptian collection in the world after Cairo. Statues, mummies, papyri, and funerary objects for a fascinating journey into Ancient Egypt.

National Cinema Museum (in the Mole Antonelliana) — An original and immersive museum dedicated to the seventh art, housed in the city's iconic architectural landmark.

Palazzo Madama - Civic Museum of Ancient Art — From medieval to baroque art, a historic palace housing a rich collection of sculptures, ceramics, and works of art.

Royal Venaria Reale Palace — An ancient royal residence and UNESCO World Heritage site, featuring grand halls, spectacular gardens, and temporary exhibitions. A must-see destination on the outskirts of the city.

National Automobile Museum (MAUTO) — For car enthusiasts and those interested in industrial history: a unique collection that tells the evolution of the automobile.

Basilica of Superga - Royal Tombs of the House of Savoy — An iconic place combining spirituality, history, and a breathtaking view of the Alps and the city.

National Museum of the Italian Unification — A museum to understand Italy’s unification, featuring documents, uniforms, historical objects, and a rich educational framework.

Stupinigi Hunting Lodge — A Savoy hunting lodge, now a museum with decorated halls, original furniture, and a fascinating architectural context.

Lavazza Museum — An innovative museum dedicated to coffee, a symbol of Turin’s taste. Perfect for those who love design, history, and the culture of fine living.

Discover Turin and Piedmont effortlessly with the Turin + Piedmont Card, the official tourist pass.
With this card, you get free access to dozens of museums, royal palaces, and monuments, plus discounts on guided tours, excursions, and tourist services. An excellent way to make the most of your stay and take advantage of the city’s cultural wonders.