Official prices, closing days and offers
All Turin tickets, museum by museum
For each attraction you will find what entry costs on the official website, the weekly closing day and whether you need to book. Alongside, the guided tours and passes bookable on Tiqets, with their starting prices.
- Egyptian Museum€18, open every day
- Royal Museums€15, closed Wednesdays
- Mole + liftabout €23, closed Tuesdays
- 24-hour card€29.90, up to three museums
- Palazzo Madama€10, closed Tuesdays
- Reggia di Venaria€18, closed Mondays
Which ticket to choose
| Ticket | Best for | from | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|
| Torino+Piemonte Card | Visitors seeing two major museums a day, for one or more days | from €29.90 | Free entry to the Egyptian Museum, Royal Museums, Madama, Cinema Museum and more; no public transport. |
| Egyptian Museum: guided tour with queue-free entry | Anyone who wants the masterpieces explained by a guide | from €49 | The official ticket without a guide costs €18 and is sold online only. |
| Royal Palace: guided tour | Anyone curious about court life under the Savoy | from €49 | The Royal Museums close on Wednesdays; official entry is €15. |
| Palazzo Madama: entry ticket | Visitors who prefer to book everything in one place | from €14.50 | A full ticket on the museum’s website costs €10; closed Tuesdays. |
| Hop-on hop-off bus | Short stays, or families with young children | from €28 | Sightseeing loop with stops near the main museums. |
Compare prices
| Offer | from | |
|---|---|---|
| Torino+Piemonte Card Sold by Tiqets · 4.7/5 (3,873) | €29.90 | Book on Tiqets |
| Egyptian Museum: priority entry + guided tour Sold by Tiqets · 4.8/5 (229) | €49 | Book on Tiqets |
| Palazzo Madama: entry ticket Sold by Tiqets · 4.8/5 (35) | €14.50 | Book on Tiqets |
| Choco-Story Turin: museum, audio guide and tasting Sold by Tiqets · 4.6/5 (111) | €12 | Book on Tiqets |
Indicative prices seen on partner sites; the final price is the one shown when you book.
The historic centre: Piazza Castello and around
Four of Turin’s most popular tickets are used within a five-minute walk of Piazza Castello, so you can combine them in a single day as long as you watch the closing days.
Royal Museums
A single €15 ticket covers the Royal Palace, the Royal Armoury and Galleria Sabauda, the Archaeological Museum, the Royal Gardens and the Chapel of the Holy Shroud. Open Thursday to Tuesday, 9 am to 7 pm, closed on Wednesdays; the ticket is valid all day, so you can step out into the gardens and come back in. Reduced to €2 for ages 18 to 25, free for under-18s and on the first Sunday of the month. On Tiqets the Royal Palace guided tour starts at €49. Full details on Royal Museums and Royal Palace.
Palazzo Madama
The city’s Museum of Ancient Art fills the castle in the middle of the square. Full ticket €10, reduced €8, free for under-18s; the medieval garden alone is €5. Open 10 am to 6 pm, closed on Tuesdays. On Tiqets entry starts at €14.50: more than the official ticket, so it only makes sense if you prefer to book everything in one place. Details on Palazzo Madama.
Egyptian Museum
At Via Accademia delle Scienze 6, five minutes from the square. Full ticket €18, €3 for ages 15 to 18, €1 for ages 6 to 14, free under 6. Open every day: Mondays 9 am to 2 pm, Saturdays 9 am to 8 pm, other days 9 am to 6.30 pm. Tickets are sold online only; on Tiqets the guided tour with queue-free entry starts at €49. See Egyptian Museum.
Cathedral and Holy Shroud
The cathedral, on Piazza San Giovanni behind the Royal Palace, is free and displays a copy of the Shroud; the original cloth is not normally on view. Guarini’s Chapel of the Holy Shroud is visited on the Royal Museums ticket. The Shroud Museum, at Via San Domenico 28, has its own ticket of about €8. See Holy Shroud.
Mole Antonelliana and the Cinema Museum
The National Cinema Museum fills the Mole Antonelliana, at Via Montebello 20, and the panoramic lift rises to a terrace 85 metres up. Museum and lift are open 9 am to 7 pm, closed on Tuesdays. Official prices are about €18 for the museum, €9 for the lift alone and €23 for both, with reductions up to age 26; reduced tickets are sold only at the ticket office. The Torino+Piemonte Card includes the museum and gives a discount on the lift. At weekends the lift fills up, so book your time online. On Tiqets you will find the guided tour of the Mole and Cinema Museum from €98.50 and a museum plus hop-on hop-off bus package from €48. Everything on Mole and Cinema Museum.
Cars, coffee and chocolate
Three museums that show the city’s industrial and sweet side, away from Piazza Castello but easy to reach.
National Automobile Museum
At Corso Unità d’Italia 40, along the Po south of the centre. Full ticket €15. Open Mondays 10 am to 2 pm, Tuesday to Sunday 10 am to 7 pm. Take metro M1 to Lingotto or Italia ’61 and walk from there. On Tiqets there is a museum plus hop-on hop-off bus package from €45. See Automobile Museum.
Lavazza Museum
Inside the Nuvola Lavazza complex at Via Bologna 32. Full ticket €12, free with the Torino+Piemonte Card and the Abbonamento Musei. Open Wednesday to Sunday, 10 am to 6 pm, closed Mondays and Tuesdays. See Lavazza Museum.
Choco-Story
On Via Sacchi, next to Porta Nuova station. On Tiqets, entry with audio guide and tasting starts at €12, and a chocolate workshop with tasting at €45. See Choco-Story.
Beyond the centre: Venaria, Zoom, Juventus and the spa
These need transport and a little more time, but they are among the most rewarding outings for visitors staying a few days.
Reggia di Venaria
About ten kilometres from the centre. Palace and gardens €18, gardens only €6. Open Tuesday to Friday 9.30 am to 5 pm, weekends and public holidays until 6.30 pm, closed on Mondays. Allow half a day. On Tiqets the guided visit starts at €79.90 and the package with the hop-on hop-off bus at €48. See Reggia di Venaria.
Zoom Torino
A bioparc in Cumiana, about 30 km south-west of the city. Open daily from late February to early November, with reduced winter openings; booking is compulsory. On Tiqets entry starts at €20. See Zoom Torino.
Juventus Museum
At the Allianz Stadium, on the north-western edge of the city. The museum opens every day, with hours that change on match days; entry starts at €15 both on the club’s website and on Tiqets. The stadium tour is a separate ticket. See Juventus Museum and Allianz Stadium.
QC Termetorino
An urban spa with heated pools, saunas and steam rooms: heated mains water, not a natural thermal spring. On Tiqets entry starts at €66. See QC Termetorino.
Passes, buses and tours
The Torino+Piemonte Card costs €29.90 for 24 hours (three museums at most), €39.90 for 48, €45.90 for 72 and €52.90 for 120 hours; on Tiqets it starts at €29.90. It includes, among others, the Egyptian Museum, the Royal Museums, Palazzo Madama, the Cinema Museum and the Lavazza Museum, but not public transport. The hop-on hop-off bus on Tiqets starts at €28.
To taste the city there are food tours and tastings: on Tiqets the chocolate and wine tour starts at €69, and on GetYourGuide options start at €35. To get out of Turin, day trips to the Langhe and the castles start at €50 on GetYourGuide. For free-time ideas see things to do in Turin; for transport and the airport, getting around Turin.
When to book, and when not to
- Always: the Egyptian Museum (tickets online only) and Zoom Torino (booking compulsory).
- At weekends and on long weekends: the Mole lift and guided tours, which have limited places.
- Usually not needed: Palazzo Madama, the Automobile Museum, the Lavazza Museum and the Reggia di Venaria, except during major exhibitions.
- Not possible: the first Sunday of the month at the Royal Museums, when entry is free and no bookings are taken.
Even with the Torino+Piemonte Card, entry to the Egyptian Museum has to be booked, subject to availability: fix your time as soon as you buy the card, especially at weekends.
Discounts, free entry and children
Under-18s get in free at the Royal Museums and Palazzo Madama; at the Egyptian Museum young people pay €1 or €3 and children under 6 nothing. From 18 to 25 the Royal Museums cost €2, and Palazzo Madama €8 from 19 to 25. At the Mole the reduced rate applies up to age 26 and under-6s go free. Visitors with disabilities and one companion enter free at the Royal Museums, Palazzo Madama and the Mole.
The Torino+Piemonte Card also covers one child under 12 travelling with the adult holder; for ages 12 to 17 there is a 72-hour Junior card at €18.90. If you are staying in Piedmont for a long time, consider the Abbonamento Musei, the regional annual pass accepted by most museums.
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FAQ
Should I buy on the official website or on Tiqets?
For plain entry the official website is almost always the cheapest. Tiqets makes sense when you want something extra: a guided tour, a package with the sightseeing bus, the Torino+Piemonte Card, or simply having all your tickets in one app with customer support in several languages.
Does the Royal Museums ticket include the Holy Shroud?
It includes the Chapel of the Holy Shroud, Guarini’s Baroque masterpiece, but not the cloth itself. The Shroud is kept in the cathedral and is not normally on display; the cathedral is free and shows a copy.
Why is Palazzo Madama €14.50 on Tiqets and €10 at the museum?
The partner price includes its service costs and, at certain times, access to current exhibitions. If you only need entry to the collections, the museum’s own website is cheaper; always check what is included before you pay.
Which museums are open on Mondays?
The Egyptian Museum (9 am to 2 pm), the Royal Museums, the Mole and Cinema Museum, Palazzo Madama, the Automobile Museum (10 am to 2 pm) and the Juventus Museum. The Reggia di Venaria and the Lavazza Museum are closed on Mondays.
Does the Torino+Piemonte Card include transport?
No. GTT buses, trams and metro are not included; at the tourist office you can add a 48-hour (€7) or 72-hour (€9) GTT ticket. The card does give discounts on the Mole lift, the Superga rack railway and the sightseeing bus.
How long does each museum take?
The Egyptian Museum and the Royal Museums need at least three hours each; the Mole and Cinema Museum two hours plus the lift ride; Palazzo Madama an hour and a half; the Automobile Museum about two hours; the Lavazza Museum an hour and a half; the Reggia di Venaria half a day with the gardens.
Are the prices shown up to date?
Official prices come from the museums’ websites and can change with temporary exhibitions. Partner prices are the starting prices we saw when we last checked: the price shown before you pay is the one that counts.