Independent guide
About us
tickets.torino.it helps visitors to Turin work out which ticket they actually need, where to buy it and what it costs. We are not any museum’s website and we don’t sell tickets: we explain the options and point you to the people who sell them.
- What it isIndependent editorial guide
- Ties to museumsNone
- How it is fundedCommissions from Tiqets, GetYourGuide, Headout
- Cost to youNo mark-up
- Sales on this siteNo, only on partner sites
- Contacthi@tickets.torino.it
Why this site exists
Anyone planning a visit to Turin soon finds several offers for the same museum: the ticket on the official website, a timed entry on a booking platform, a small-group guided tour, a card that covers dozens of museums. The names often look alike and it is not obvious what the difference is. We line up the alternatives and explain who each one suits.
The site covers the main museums, such as the Egyptian Museum, the Mole Antonelliana and its Cinema Museum and the Royal Museums, as well as the Torino+Piemonte Card, city tours, day trips and advice on getting around Turin.
What we are, and what we are not
tickets.torino.it is an independent editorial site. We are not the official website of any museum or attraction, and we have no agreements with museums, foundations or Turismo Torino. We don’t issue tickets or handle bookings, and we cannot change opening times, refunds or dates.
You don’t create an account here and you don’t pay anything on this site. When you choose a ticket, booking and payment take place entirely on the partner’s website, under its own terms and privacy policy. For visitor rules, concessions and free admission, the museum’s official website always has the final word, for example museoegizio.it or museocinema.it.
How we are funded
The site is free and carries no advertising. It is funded by affiliate commissions from three platforms: Tiqets, GetYourGuide and Headout. The booking buttons and boxes lead to an address on our own domain that forwards you to the partner and adds our affiliate code. If you book, the partner pays us a commission; the price you pay is exactly what you would see if you went to its website directly.
We also review platforms we have no commercial relationship with, such as Viator, Musement and Civitatis, and we receive nothing from them. And when a standard ticket is cheaper on the museum’s own website, we say so.
How we write our pages
For every place we try to answer the practical questions visitors have: where it is and how to get there, when it is closed, how long you need, what the official ticket costs, what each offer includes and what else it pairs well with. Opening times, prices and services are checked against the official websites of the museums and of the transport company (GTT runs Turin’s buses, trams and metro).
- When a detail is uncertain or changes often, we mark it as approximate and suggest you check it at the source.
- Partner prices are the starting prices published on their pages and can vary by date, language or group size.
- Pages are reviewed when opening times or prices change, and whenever a reader reports a mistake.
Photos and feedback
Our images come from Wikimedia Commons and are published under free licences; authors and licences are listed on the photo credits page. For corrections, tips or questions about the site, get in touch: all the details are on the contact page. How we handle data is explained in the privacy notice, and the rules for using the site are in the terms of use.
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FAQ
Are you the official website of the Egyptian Museum, the Royal Museums or the Mole?
No. tickets.torino.it is an independent editorial site with no ties to any museum, foundation or tourist board. For visitor rules, official hours and concessions, the museum’s own website always has the final word.
How is the site funded?
Through commissions that Tiqets, GetYourGuide and Headout pay us when someone books via our links. The partner pays the commission; it is not added to the price you pay.
Are the prices you show the official ones?
No. The booking boxes show the starting price published by the partner, which can change at any time. When we mention the official ticket price, it is approximate and attributed to the museum’s website. The price that counts is the one shown before you pay.
Should I buy from the museum or from a partner?
If a standard admission is all you need, the museum’s own website is often the cheapest option. Partners are useful when you want a guided tour, a combined ticket, a date that is sold out elsewhere or more flexible cancellation terms. Each page spells this out.
How do I report a mistake?
Email hi@tickets.torino.it with the page and the information that needs fixing, ideally with a link to the official source. We check it and update the text.
Do museums or tour operators pay for your pages?
No. No museum, operator or platform pays to be featured or to get a better write-up. If we ever published sponsored content, it would be clearly labelled as such.