The Torino + Piemonte Card
If you're on vacation in Turin or nearby and plan to visit several museums or other tourist attractions, it's much more cost-effective to purchase a Torino+Piemonte Card.
The Torino+Piemonte Pass offers free entry and discounts to many museums, exhibitions, castles, and monasteries in Turin and the Piedmont region, as well as discounts on public transport.
A simple example: if we take three of the most visited museums in Turin - the Egyptian Museum, the Royal Museums, and the National Cinema Museum - and add up the ticket prices, the total cost would be €49. However, these three museums (and many others) are included in the Torino+Piemonte Card, which costs €29.9 for one day or €39.9 for two days.
Torino + Piemonte Card - Prices and Options (2025)
The Torino+Piemonte Card comes in four versions, valid for 1, 2, 3, or 5 days.
A child under 12 years old accompanied by an adult cardholder receives free entry to tourist attractions in Turin where the card grants free access and enjoys the same discounts as the adult at attractions with reduced admission.
Children between 12 and 18 years benefit from discounted card prices when accompanied by adults. Depending on what you plan to visit, it’s a good idea to check whether it's worth purchasing a card for them as well (some museums offer free entry for those under 18). Additionally, some museums may offer discounts based on age, for students, etc.
1. Torino+Piemonte 1-Day Card
The Torino+Piemonte 1-Day Card is valid for 24 hours from the moment of activation and costs €29.9 for adults and €18.9 for children aged 12 to under 18.
It is the only version of the card that limits access to a maximum of three museums from the list of those offering free entry with the card. In any case, you probably wouldn't have time to visit more than that in 24 hours...
2. Torino+Piemonte 2-Day Card
The Torino+Piemonte 2-Day Card is valid for 48 hours from the moment of activation and costs €39.9 for adults and €18.9 for children aged 12 to under 18.
3. Torino+Piemonte 3-Day Card
The Torino+Piemonte 3-Day Card is valid for 72 hours from the moment of activation and costs €45.9 for adults and €18.9 for children aged 12 to under 18.
4. Torino+Piemonte 5-Day Card
The Torino+Piemonte 5-Day Card is valid for 120 hours from the moment of activation and costs €52.9 per person over the age of 12.
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How is the Card Used?
The card purchased online includes a QR code. You will show this code (on your phone or on paper) at the ticket desk of the tourist attractions, and based on it, you will receive your free ticket or purchase the discounted ticket.
If someone buys cards for multiple people, the same name (the buyer's) will appear on all vouchers, but the QR codes will be different and unique.
The Torino+Piemonte Card is valid from the first use (when the QR code is scanned for the first time), for 24h, 48h, 72h, or 120h, depending on the option you chose.
The card is non-transferable and is valid for one adult and one child under 12 years old.
Tip: For the most popular museums, such as the Egyptian Museum or the National Cinema Museum (including the elevator ride up the Mole Antonelliana), we recommend booking online in advance, especially if you plan to visit on a weekend. The card offers free (or discounted) entry, but it does not guarantee availability if you go directly to the venue. To make a reservation, you need to visit the museum's website, select your desired date and time slot, and choose the "Torino+Piemonte Card holder" option.
Another tip: Before purchasing the card, check the opening hours of the museums. For example, many museums are closed on Mondays, and some may be closed for a certain period in winter or due to renovations, etc.
What Does the Torino+Piemonte Card Include?
The Torino+Piemonte Card grants you free entry to over 60 attractions and discounted entry to more than 30 attractions in Turin and the Piedmont area, as well as discounts on certain public transport tickets and passes.
Here are some of the most important advantages:
- Free entry in Turin to the Egyptian Museum, National Cinema Museum, the Royal Museums, Automobile Museum, Lavazza Museum, Choco-Story Chocolate Museum, Juventus Museum, Museum of Oriental Art, Carignano Palace (princes' apartments), Palazzo Madama (Civic Museum of Ancient Art), Villa della Regina, National Mountain Museum Duca degli Abruzzi, Civic Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art, Museum of Urban Art, Giovanni and Marella Agnelli Pinacoteca, Basilica of Superga (dome, apartments, and royal tombs of the House of Savoy), and the Shroud Museum.
- Free entry to Venaria Reale Palace, Mandria Castle, Stupinigi Hunting Lodge, Sacra di San Michele Abbey (featured in Umberto Eco's novel "The Name of the Rose"), Infini.to (Planetarium and Museum of Astronomy and Space), and the Wine Museum in Barolo, all located in the surroundings of Turin.
- Discounted prices for 2-day and 3-day passes on public transport in Turin: €7/48h and €9/72h, and €3 for children aged 3-10. Reduced tickets can be purchased with the tourist card only at the Tourist Information Offices in Turin.
- Discounted ticket for the panoramic elevator inside Mole Antonelliana (€7 instead of €9 with the card).
- Discounted round-trip ticket (€4) for the historic cogwheel tram on the Sassi-Superga line, which takes you to the Basilica of Superga.
- Discounted ticket for the Venaria Express shuttle bus (to reach Reggia di Venaria and Parco della Mandria). Reduced tickets (€4) can be bought on board only on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays. From Tuesday to Friday, travel requires regular urban and suburban transport passes or tickets..
- Discounted ticket for the Torino Airport-city center shuttle bus operated by Arriva.
- Reduced entry to the Botanical Garden, Parco Arte Vivente, and MUFANT (Museum of Fantasy and Science Fiction) in Turin.
- 10% discount for the Hop On Hop Off Turin tour.
- Discounted entry to Casa Martini near Turin.
Check the full list of free entries and discounts offered by the Torino+Piemonte Card.
What Else Should You Know about the Card?
It is also important to know the following:
- The Piemonte+Torino Card does not offer a skip-the-line option (you won't be able to go directly to the ticket counter, bypassing the queue). It is true that some museums have a separate ticket counter for cardholders, but this is not a rule.
- Discounted tickets for public transport (GTT company) can only be purchased with the card at the Tourist Information Offices in Turin.
- No compensation or extension of the card's validity is offered if some included museums are closed for various reasons (strikes, holidays, renovations, etc.) or if they have free admission days during the period you visit them.
- No compensation or extension of the card's validity period is offered if you do not use the facilities and benefits the card entitles you to.
