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Museo Nazionale del Cinema
Best time to visit
Arrive early on a weekday to avoid queues, especially in summer and on weekends. Shoulder seasons offer quieter galleries and softer light for photos.
Budget tips
Standard adult tickets are roughly €10–€14, reduced rates for students and seniors often apply; children under 6 are usually free. Torino+Piemonte Card includes museum entry and timed online tickets save waiting time, check the museum website for occasional free-entry days.
Recommended for
Film lovers, Architecture fans, Families, Photography enthusiasts
Plan your visit
2-3 hours
About
Nopeat faktat: More than 2,000 objects, from vintage cameras to original film posters, are arranged on stacked platforms so exhibits feel like pages in a cinematic scrapbook. Visitors can wander up a spiral ramp and peer across a central atrium where projectors, costumes, and posters frame dramatic sightlines and photo opportunities.
Kohokohdat: Sunlight pours down a towering central shaft at certain times of day, making brass projectors glint and paper posters warm to the eye, while the air carries the faint, dust-sweet smell of old film. A working 35mm projector is sometimes run during weekend screenings, its warm lamp glow and the steady clack of sprockets turning the whole hall into a living movie set.
Insider tips
- Buy a timed ticket online to skip the main queue and head straight to the top levels.
- Wear comfortable shoes, the route uses ramps and stairs across multiple floors.
- Shoot photos from the panoramic glass lift and the Mole's domed atrium for dramatic angles, avoid flash.
- Start at the upper galleries and work down to pass quieter rooms later in your visit.
Klikkaa varataksesi MAKSUTON kävelykierros kohteessa Turin, Italy
Paras tapa kokea kaupunki paikallisen oppaan kanssa.
Tip: We strongly recommend a free walking tour on your first day to get to know the city with a local guide. They usually cover all main attractions and you can ask for personal recommendations based on your interests for the next days. Book early as spaces fill up fast!
Reviews
Reviews (3)
4.3Visited at 1pm, packed and noisy so exhibits felt rushed. Entrance about €10, film archive was excellent but some displays felt dated and not worth the price.
Evening visit at 5pm with moderate crowds. Reduced ticket €8, staff friendly, rooftop view was worth the small extra fee.
Arrived at 9:30am and walked in with no line. Ticket around €12, the interactive exhibits and panoramic lift were worth every euro, the cafe is overpriced.
