National Museum of Cinema - Skip the Line Ticket

Discover the Magic of Cinema at the National Museum of Cinema in Turin

Step into the world of filmmaking and explore the fascinating history of cinema at one of the most iconic museums in Italy. Located within the stunning Mole Antonelliana, the National Museum of Cinema in Turin offers an immersive journey through the evolution of the cinematic art form. From early optical devices to contemporary filmmaking techniques, this museum is a must-visit for movie lovers and history enthusiasts alike.

What’s Included:

• Access to the National Museum of Cinema: Secure your entry to explore the museum’s captivating exhibitions and interactive displays.
• Panoramic Elevator Ride (Optional): Enjoy breathtaking views of Turin from the top of the Mole Antonelliana (additional fee may apply).
• Temporary Exhibitions: Experience any ongoing special exhibits that showcase unique aspects of cinema history and innovation.

Operating Hours:

• National Museum of Cinema:
  • Monday: Closed
  • Tuesday to Friday: 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM
  • Saturday and Sunday: 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM
  • Last Entry: One hour before closing.

Location:

National Museum of Cinema
Via Montebello, 20, 10124 Torino TO, Italy

Must Know:

• Fixed Date Ticket: This ticket is valid only on the date you select at the time of booking.
• Re-entry: Once you exit the museum, re-entry is not permitted.
• Prohibited Items: Large bags, food, and beverages are not allowed inside the museum. A cloakroom is available for your convenience.
• ID Requirements: Visitors may be required to present a valid photo ID or passport upon entry.

Please Note:

• Arrive Early: We recommend arriving at the museum 10 minutes before your scheduled entry time.
• Accessibility: The museum is fully accessible to visitors with reduced mobility.
• No Refund Policy: Tickets are non-refundable once purchased.

Experience the enchantment of cinema and the rich history behind the silver screen at the National Museum of Cinema, a cultural treasure in the heart of Turin.