Full List: Museums and Sites Included in the Torino Card

The complete, categorized list of museums, castles, and Royal Residences included free with the Torino Card / Torino+Piemonte Card in 2026.

7/19/20262 min read

The Torino+Piemonte Card grants free (or discounted) admission to roughly 80 museums, exhibitions, castles, fortresses, and Royal Residences across Turin and the Piedmont region. Below is a categorized rundown of the headline sites so you can plan your visit around the ones that matter most to you.

Key Takeaways

~80 participating sites in total, split between central Turin museums and regional Piedmont attractions.
Headline Turin sites: Egyptian Museum, Royal Museums, National Cinema Museum (Mole Antonelliana).
Headline Piedmont sites: Reggia di Venaria Reale, Palazzina di Stupinigi, Racconigi Castle.
Some attractions offer a discount rather than fully free entry (e.g., the Mole lift) — always check current terms.
The exact list is updated periodically; confirm specific inclusions before your trip.

Turin city museums

Egyptian Museum (Museo Egizio) — world-renowned Egyptology collection. Full guide.
Royal Museums complex (Palazzo Reale, Armeria Reale, Galleria Sabauda, Museo di Antichità) — the Savoy dynasty's seat and art collections. Full guide.
National Cinema Museum & Mole Antonelliana panoramic lift — Turin's landmark building and film museum. Full guide.
Palazzo Madama — Museo Civico d'Arte Antica, housed in a striking castle-palace hybrid on Piazza Castello.
GAM (Galleria Civica d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea) — Turin's modern and contemporary art museum.
Museum of Oriental Art (MAO) — Asian art collections in a restored 18th-century palace.

Piedmont Royal Residences & castles

Reggia di Venaria Reale — UNESCO-listed royal palace and gardens. Full guide.
Palazzina di Caccia di Stupinigi — the Savoy dynasty's baroque hunting lodge. Full guide.
Castello di Racconigi — former royal residence with extensive parkland. Full guide.
Basilica di Superga — hilltop basilica reached by historic rack tramway. Full guide.

See our roundup of the top 5 Piedmont castles for a deeper comparison of the regional sites.

Discounted (not fully free) attractions

A handful of experiences are offered at a discount rather than free entry, including the Mole Antonelliana panoramic lift, the Sassi–Superga tramway, the Venaria Express shuttle bus, and City Sightseeing hop-on/hop-off buses. Always check the current terms for each venue, since these can change.

FAQ

How many sites does the Torino Card cover in total? Approximately 80 museums, exhibitions, castles, and Royal Residences across Turin and Piedmont, though the exact number can shift as the network is updated.

Is entry free at every single site on the list? Most are fully free, but some — particularly transport-linked experiences like the Mole lift or Sassi–Superga tramway — offer a discount instead. Check terms before visiting.

Can I see everything on the list with one card? Realistically, no single visit covers all ~80 sites; most travelers prioritize 3–8 depending on card duration. See our 1-day and 3-day itinerary guides for realistic planning.

Are Piedmont sites far from Turin? Most are within 15–45 minutes of central Turin by car or shuttle, making them realistic half- or full-day trips.

Full List: Museums and Sites Included in the Torino Card

Key Takeaways

Turin city museums

Piedmont Royal Residences & castles

Discounted (not fully free) attractions

FAQ

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