Suggestions for History Museum near Turin

Silke H. • April 9, 2017The museum is very modern with audioguides and a nice atmosphere. We have walked around in this museum for 5h, the collection is really splendid! Certainly the very last room is magnificent!

Silke H. • April 10, 2017The place suffers from bad maintainance. However, it is still certainly worth a visit. Entrance is 5€ (2,5 reduced for students F.e.). The Gardens are stunning.

BITEG • April 11, 2012A refined "Royal Snack" in th Royal Palace, the elegant residence of the king of Italy, where you'll taste some typical dishes and wines

People & Alive M. • August 26, 2011Recently renewed for Italia 150°. Plan your visit and make a reservation.

Steffi arch • August 3, 2012Archeologia piemontese dalla preistoria al medioevo e Collezioni antiquarie sabaude... un museo tutto da scoprire!!

Tonia I. • August 30, 2020Great monuments, artifacts and the baroque interior is worth the visit .

Susann K. • August 8, 2019Discover your inner knight entering in a surreal Medieval atmosphere in this archaic castle. The entrance is free of charge!

vitamin4 • August 30, 2013lunghe code before and Afterhours

Yes! Torino • October 31, 2011The Others, 4 - 6 November 2011, an innovative exhibition of contemporary art!

Eli P. • February 28, 2015Struttura molto bella. Ho apprezzato molto la mostra Shit and Die curata da Cattelan.

David A. • June 13, 2012One of Napolean's swords is here. Great collection. Look for the janitor. He is very knowledgeable and will give you a private tour.

Italia.it • January 9, 2013Accessible entrance in via San Domenico 28. Ramp available. Ring the bell. The transition from the museum to the church is accessible by lift. It is possible to visit this church only by appointment

Damon B. • November 23, 2014Nice little exhibition space. Currently hosting an amazing selection of Russian avant garde art from the Costakis collection - until February 2015. Really a must see!

edizioni BeccoGiallo • April 5, 2013Cercate la lapide al centro del Sacrario, dedicata “Ai nuovi martiri della libertà”. Chi sono? I 61 partigiani e resistenti piemontesi fucilati qui nei 20 mesi successivi all'8 settembre.