Top Turin Attractions & Museums

Prebook tickets to Choco-Story Torino to secure your access to the city’s museum of chocolate—where you’ll find everything from sensory experiences to historical artifacts and demonstrations. Timed-entry admission saves you from potentially long delays once you get there. And, it guarantees your spot at a popular site for chocolate lovers of all ages.

The service includes sending the official ticket, the ONLY document that allows access to the Palace. No waiting at the entrance as the reserved ticket guarantees immediate entry. Immediate entry allows for a peaceful visit and allows you to appreciate the treasures on display in the Palace. IMPORTANT NOTE: The time you select on the order form is your preferred time. The museum or attraction will automatically confirm the closest available time, which can be ANY TIME during opening hours on the selected date, if your preferred time is no longer available.

Explore the Juventus Museum, also known as the J-Museum, in Turin. Discover the rich history of Juventus Football Club, from its founding days to its current status as one of the most decorated football clubs in Italy. The museum was inaugurated in 2012 to celebrate the 115th anniversary of Juventus Football Club. The museum spans 1,500 square meters and offers a perfect blend of modern technology and traditional trophy displays, captivating even the most passionate fans. Engage with interactive displays that bring the history of Juventus to life. These exhibits use cutting-edge technology to provide an immersive experience, including virtual reality stations and touchscreens. The museum frequently hosts special exhibitions that delve into various aspects of football and Juventus' impact on the sport and culture.

Get a taste of medieval life in Piedmont plus the region’s gourmet bounty at the Grinzane Cavour Castle, just a short drive from Alba. Check out the Museo delle Langhe section to view artifacts and displays from the castle’s long history and learn about Piedmontese life through the centuries. Sample truffles, wine, and other specialty products, or enjoy a meal among the spectacular hilltop setting at the on-site ‘enoteca’ restaurant (own expense).

In addition to its architectural grandeur and link with the famous Great Turin, the Basilica of Superga houses a lesser-known treasure of great historical value: the Royal Tombs of the House of Savoy. A solemn place, full of memories, that tells the story of a dynasty and, with it, that of an entire country. It houses a total of 68 members of the House of Savoy, including kings, princes, duchesses and princesses. Among the best known are: - Vittorio Amedeo II, the architect of the Basilica and first King of Sardinia; - Charles Albert of Savoy, central figure in the Italian Risorgimento and promoter of the Albertine Statute; - Victor Emmanuel I, King of the Kingdom of Sardinia.

Discover the legacy of Fiat at the Fiat Historic Center, located in the heart of Turin. This attraction showcases a rich collection of iconic vehicles and memorabilia, including the Fiat 3 1/2 HP and the world's first Fiat tractor. With an extensive archive of over 9,000 historical documents, visitors can immerse themselves in the fascinating evolution of the automotive industry, particularly the innovations of Fiat. Enhance your visit with options to combine your ticket with the renowned MAUTO, the National Automobile Museum, for an in-depth automotive experience.

Majestic, elegant and visible from every corner of the city, the dome of the Basilica of Superga is one of the most iconic symbols of Turin. It is not only an architectural masterpiece, but also a place that holds a history of faith, memory and great events of the city. With its harmonious lines and balanced grandeur, the dome rises about 75 meters on a circular drum enriched by windows that filter natural light, creating suggestive chiaroscuro plays inside. Climbing to its top means living a unique experience: Turin opens between the city, the Alps and the plain, offering unforgettable views and a truly privileged perspective.

The Egyptian Museum is one of the most popular attractions in Turin but waiting in the long line to enter can eat into your sightseeing time. With this tour, enjoy fast-track admission and take in the vast collection’s highlights in just a few hours with a guide. Learn about ancient Egyptian culture and history while admiring world-class art and artifacts including decorated sarcophagi, statue of Ramses II, and vast papyrus collection.

Discover Turin with the Tripnly Torino City Pass, an all-in-one digital sightseeing pass giving you access to more than 40 of the city's top attractions, museums, guided tours, restaurants, and local experiences while helping you save up to 50% compared to buying individual tickets. Your pass also includes free entry to Musei Reali Torino, home to the Royal Palace, Royal Gardens, Royal Armoury, and Sabauda Gallery. Designed for first-time visitors, culture lovers, families, couples, solo travelers, and food enthusiasts, the pass lets you explore Turin at your own pace without fixed itineraries. Simply scan your QR code at participating locations and enjoy skip-the-line entry at selected attractions. Delivered by email, with no printing, pickup, or app download required. The pass is valid for 1 to 5 consecutive days and can be activated anytime within 12 months of purchase, making it easy to plan your trip with confidence.

Immerse yourself in Martini reality among the memories of our past, today's news and the beauty of a future to be written together. Discover our history with the visit Mondo MARTINI Gallery, let yourself be guided in the production plant to learn the secrets behind the iconic products of the brand and conclude with the final tasting signed Martini. Other things to keep in mind: - Casa Martini can be easily reached by train from Porta Susa, check on Trenitalia site to know the timetable (there is a train every hour) or by the CitySightSeeing shuttle that leaves at 14: 00 every Friday-Saturday-Sunday. - Mandatory to wear sturdy shoes with rubber soles and closed. Visitors in open shoes or heels will not be admitted to the production visit. Tour in English: 3 p.m.