3 hour(s)
English
Included
Guided exploration of the Egyptian Museum of Turin
Stories and insights into the world of the pharaohs
View ancient mummies, papyri and precious artifact
Visit key landmarks including the Galleria Subalpina and central piazzas
€ 84.69
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The Egyptian Museum of Turin is a remarkable place where history and culture come together to reveal the world of the ancient pharaohs. Known as the oldest museum dedicated entirely to Egyptian civilization and recognized globally for its importance second only to the collections in Cairo, it offers a captivating journey into a distant past. As you explore its halls with a knowledgeable guide, you will encounter extraordinary treasures that illuminate the daily life, beliefs and rituals of one of the most fascinating cultures in human history. Intricate papyri, delicate statues, symbolic artifacts and beautifully preserved mummies tell stories of power, spirituality and artistry that have endured for millennia.
Your journey continues beyond the museum walls with a guided walk through the historic heart of Turin. From the elegant Galleria Subalpina to the refined charm of Piazza San Lorenzo and the grand atmosphere of Piazza San Carlo, you will discover the beauty and character of a city rich in architectural and cultural heritage. This extended experience blends the mystery of ancient Egypt with the elegance of Turin, offering a complete and memorable exploration of both past and present.
Licensed tour guide
City tour
Entrance fees
Headsets for groups with more than eight participants
Small group size
Food and drinks
Hotel pickup and drop off
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Camera
Bottle of water
Snacks
Children must be accompanied by an adult
Public transportation nearby
Wheelchair accessible
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One of the best ancient Egyptian collections I've seen. The artifacts are beautifully presented and well organized, with informative explanations. I recommend also visiting the stone cut temple accessible through the other entrance of the museum.
I visited this museum about 10 years ago and the experience back then felt on another level. The storytelling, especially in the Gods Library, and the way the rooms connected made the visit much more fluid and comfortable. This time, unfortunately, the huge number of visitors made it almost impossible to enjoy some sections. Even with pre-booked tickets, it was extremely crowded and in some areas difficult to walk or stop to see the exhibits properly. What I did appreciate, however, were the new virtual experiences in some rooms, which clearly and engagingly explained the historical context and processes.
A very cool experience in the middle of Turin. It is the second largest collection of Egypt antiquities outside of Cairo. We had a guided tour which I would highly recommend. A very cool experience!
Great big museum in the heart of Torino... Very close to the Porta Nuova station.... Entrance for one person is 18 euro, but it's worth every peny... I travel a lot and see so many museums but this is one of the best... This place is one three flors and basement... You have elevators between every floor... So so many unique sculptures and things, mummies, from little to some very big... Everything have good explanation on Italian and English... In basement at the and of tour you can see all history of museum from start.... People who work there is so kind and helpful and talkative... They also have toilet on every floor and at exit you can buy some souvenirs... All recommendations for visit and enjoy if you are in Torino
I’m sure they’re trying hard to make this the standout Egyptian museum and have spent a lot of money on it. There are some fantastic things exhibited here but….its overcrowded and it’s strangely boring and repetitive. There are too many exhibits to take in. They should have cut back on the exhibits and instead told the history of Egypt far better. The museum is all over the place in terms of its narrative. It’s thematic but really needs to be chronological and help piece together what we’re viewing. It was a real shame because I just wanted to leave after half an hour of being bored and learning surprisingly little about an interesting subject.
