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- Make your way to the Royal Palace of Turin, located smack in the heart of the city.
- Once home to the House of Savoy, the palace is known for its luxurious apartments and gardens.
- Marvel at the rich tapestries and frescoes that line the walls in the Royal Apartments.
- Discover one of the most impressive collections of weapons in the world at the Royal Armoury.
- Gasp at the collection of over 200,000 books, drawings, and more in the Royal Library.
- Pay a visit to the legendary Shroud of Turin inside the Chapel of the Holy Shroud.
- Admire the royal art collections amassed by the House of Savoy over the centuries at the Sabauda Gallery.
- Drop by the Palazzo Chiablese, once the residence of the Kings of Sardinia.
- Enjoy a visit to the Museum of Antiquities, an archaeological museum with souvenirs from ancient Greece and Piedmont.
Inclusions
- Skip-the-line entry into the Royal Palace of Turin
- Admission to the Sabauda Art Gallery
- Access to the Museum of Antiquities
- Entry to the Palazzo Chiablese
Exclusions
- Guide
- Hotel transfers
- Food and drinks
- Entry is free for all visitors on the first Sunday of each month.
- Entry is free for visitors under the age of 18, those with disabilities and the person accompanying them, school groups, tourist guides, tourist groups, the staff of the Italian Ministry of Cultural Heritage, and holders of an Abbonamento Musei/Torino+Piemonte Card or ICOM card.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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Why Visit the Royal Palace of Turin?
- Built as residences for Italian royalty - the Savoy family, the Royal Palace of Turin has a strong historical heritage in its collections and buildings.
- While it was initially built with Italian Baroque architecture, the Royal Palace’s spaces host a variety of architectural works by inter-generational sculptors and architects.
- The Royal Library hosts one of the biggest collections of Italian volumes of works across centuries, including Leonardo da Vinci's 'Self-Portrait,’ and a reading area for more interested visitors.
- The Royal Gardens, open for free to the public, combines architecture with natural elements, boasting beautiful views across the land, and open space to relax.
- The Royal Palace of Turin hosts various archaeological collections in its Museum and armoury, covering Roman, Turin, and Piedmont history.
- The Palazzo and Gallery host an expansive collection of art pieces by artists across Europe, especially that of the Renaissance period.
All Your Royal Palace of Turin Ticket Options Explained
Priority Entrance Tickets
- Indulge in a regal experience as you visit the Royal Palace of Turin which was once home to the House of Savoy.
- With your Priority Entrance tickets, you can gain access to the incredible mansion of Turin as you scour the royal interiors of the building.
- Gaze at the luxurious decor of the Royal Palace of Turin, from opulent tapestries to expensive furnishings and more.
- Located in the heart of the city, the palace will leave you awestruck with its sheer wealthy apartments, lavish quarters and lush gardens.
- Learn about the history of the royal family, as you peruse the collection of over 200,000 books, drawings and documents In the library.
- Find suits of armour from the 16th and 17th centuries in the Royal Armoury, and get to know the lifestyle of the bygone era.
Royal Palace of Turin Tour Tickets
- Get ready to go on a royal escapade, as you visit the Royal Palace of Turin on a guided tour which will cover the major highlights of the attraction.
- You can choose from two tour options available according to your interests and convenience: either go for a Skip-the-Line Guided Tour of the Royal Palace of Turin or pick the Walking Tour of Turin that covers the palace along with other attractions in the city.
- As part of the Skip-the-Line Guided Tour of the Royal Palace of Turin, you will be taken on a 1.5 hour through the residence of the Savoia’s royal family, as you gasp at the striking Baroque architecture where the Italian lived.
- With your Best of Turin Walking Tour, you can explore the beautiful city of Turin on foot, with an expert guide leading you through attractions like the Royal Palace of Turin, Palazzo Madama, San Lorenzo Church and the Egyptian Museum, among others.
Royal Palace of Turin Highlights
Royal Palace of Turin
Bask in the regal gilded rooms that made the residence of the Royal Savoy family in the 10th century. Walk through a guided tour of the expansive halls, offices, and ballrooms, boasting Baroque architecture, and popular art of the times.
Chapel of the Holy Shroud
The Chapel was built to house the precious religious relic of the Shroud of Turin, until the 90s, when it was moved to the Turin Cathedral. The history of the Chapel is fraught with troubles, including a massive fire in the late 90s, that led to its restoration.
Royal Library
This collection, built by Carlo Alberto, hosts nearly 200,000 volumes of works, across books, engravings, letters, ancient maps, manuscripts, and drawings, including the famous Leonardo da Vinci’s ‘Self-portrait' that you can see at the Royal Palace of Turin.
Royal Gardens
The Royal Gardens has various sections forming an architectural paradise amidst nature. The Ducal Garden, Boschetto, and The Garden of Arts, host beautiful fountains and sculptures, The Walls and The Garittone were designed functionally for military purposes, while the Lower Gardens host the Archaeological Museum.
The Royal Armory
Explore the collection of weapons from the Turin and Genoa arsenals, boasting of their prime wealth in weapons and armory in the 16th century. Check out the medal and coin collections, as part of their antique preservation.
Museum of Antiquities
The Museum hosts various archaeological collections in different sections, including the Archaeological Gallery, Sale D'Andrade, housing Turin archaeology, and the Treasury of Marengo. The Roman Theater remains, and the Territory Pavilion's archaeological finds from Piedmont.
Palazzo Chiablese
The Palazzo initially built as a residence of the Duke of Chiablese, now houses temporary exhibitions from the Roman era, of the Royal Museums. It’s a must-visit for a leisurely exploration of the majestic architecture, and art.
Sabauda Gallery
The Gallery covers beautiful art pieces from the Italian Renaissance, including 500+ works by Italian, Dutch, Piedmontese, Flemish, and European artists. It also hosts a collection of sculptures, paintings, antiques, and archaeological objects, donated by industrialist Riccardo Gualino.
Plan Your Visit To the Royal Palace of Turin
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- Timings: Tuesday-Sunday, from 8:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M.
- Last Entry: 5:00 P.M.
- Closed On: Every Monday.
- Best Time To Visit: Early mornings and late afternoons are best to skip the large crowds and the heat.
Address: Piazzetta Reale, at 1 Torino 10122, in Italy.
- By Train: Roma, Cernaia.
Nearest Stop: Porta Nuova station, Porta Susa Station. - By Tram: Piazza Castello, XX Settembre, Corso XI February.
Nearest Stop: Stop 472 - Castello, Stop 423 - Duomo, and Stop 204 - XI Febbraio, respectively. - By Bus: Venaria Express
Nearest Stop: Giardini - By Car: Distance From Torino Airport: 20 km.
Car Parking: There are paid parking spots near the Royal Palace at:
Roma San Carlo, Piazza Castello.
Santo Stefano parking lot, Porta Palatina.
- Visitors cannot indulge in flash photography, or in the use of tripods, to preserve the integrity of the exhibits. Commercial photography requires prior permission.
- Eating or drinking is not permitted on the premises, aside from at the cafeteria.
- Animals are not permitted on the premises, with the exception of service animals, for people with disabilities.
- Bicycles are not permitted in the Royal Gardens; visitors can park their bikes at provided bike racks near the ticket office.
- Palazzo Madama: A stone's throw away is this historic building, housing Rome’s most ancient works of art, across different centuries, in its 4-story structure. A pleasant cultural visit - through the collections of Turin’s municipal museum of ancient art.
- Museo Egizio: Continue your historical journey, to the Museo Engizio, a 5-minute drive away, that houses ancient, archaeological treasures of Egyptian historical figures.
- Museo d’arte Oriental: A mere 10 minutes away, is a 17th-century building hosting a curation of Asian art, representing the cultural traditions of the region.
- Pinacoteca Albertina: Just 5 minutes away, the Pinacoteca Albertina is an art gallery housing works of Italian and Flemish origin, and is a great spot for a leisurely exploration of the city’s art.
Visitor Tips
- It’s best to visit the Royal Palace of Turin, early morning after its opening, or between 2-4 for lesser crowds, and to beat the heat.
- Entry is free for visitors on the first Sunday of every month.
- Visitors usually take about 2 hours to explore the historical space, so plan your visit accordingly, to avoid it getting cut short by closing times.
- Visitors are requested to not wear sleeveless clothing, or shorts to respect the cultural heritage of the space.
- Large luggage will not be permitted on the premises, but strollers can be kept in the cloakroom, provided that space is available.
All Your Questions About Royal Palace of Turin Tickets Answered
Q. Where can I buy Royal Palace of Turin tickets?
A. You can buy the Royal Palace of Turin tickets online.
Q. What is the cost of Royal Palace of Turin tickets?
A. Royal Palace of Turin tickets cost upwards of €15.
Q. Can I get a discount on Royal Palace of Turin tickets?
A. Yes, you can get discounted Royal Palace of Turin tickets by booking online.
Q. What is the Royal Palace of Turin?
A. The Royal Palace of Turin is a heritage landmark of Turin, Italy’s regal history, and culture.
Q. How can I get access to the Royal Palace of Turin?
A. You can book tickets for entry and tours through the Royal Palace online, to access the historic space.
Q. Where is the Royal Palace of Turin located?
A. The Royal Palace of Turin is located in Piazzetta Reale, at 1 Torino 10122, in Italy.
Q. What are some of the highlights of the Royal Palace of Turin?
A. Walk through the early residences of the royal Savoy family, stroll in the Royal Gardens, and explore the art and archaeological collections across the Museums, Gallery, and Royal Library.
Q. How to reach the Royal Palace of Turin?
A. You can reach the Royal Palace of Turin by trams, bus, trains, cars, bicycles, or even walking.
Q. What are the timings of the Royal Palace of Turin?
A. The Royal Palace of Turin is open from Tuesday-Sunday between 8:30 A.M. and 6:00 P.M.
Q. What facilities are available in the Royal Palace of Turin?
A. The Royal Palace of Turin has lockers, accessible restrooms, elevators, baby-changing stations, a cloakroom, Cafetaria, a Museum shop, Library Wifi, and seating options.
Q. Is the Royal Palace of Turin wheelchair accessible?
A. The Royal Palace of Turin has accessible entrances, elevators, and restrooms, and has wheelchairs available on request.
Q. Is photography allowed in the Royal Palace of Turin?
A. While personal photography is permitted, tripods, flash, or commercial photography is not permitted.
Q. Is it worth visiting the Royal Palace of Turin?
A. The Royal Palace of Turin is a must-visit for its cultural heritage and unique exhibits across the expansive Palace premises.