Prices and hours of the National Cinema Museum
Find out the prices and hours of the National Cinema Museum in Turin, along with the services offered and access methods.
How much does the ticket cost for the National Cinema Museum in Turin?
The ticket price for the National Cinema Museum varies depending on the type of visit.
The full ticket for the Museum costs 16 euros.
The ticket for the Panoramic Elevator costs 9 euros.
The combined ticket for Museum + Panoramic Elevator costs 20 euros.
Reduced rates include:
Reduced Museum: 14 euros. Reduced Elevator: 7 euros. Reduced Museum + Elevator: 17 euros.
Special tickets for schools are available (4 euros for the Museum, 10 euros for the combined) and specific conditions are indicated on the museum's website.
What are the opening hours of the National Cinema Museum?
The Museum observes the following opening hours:
Monday 9:00–19:00. Tuesday closed. Wednesday 9:00–19:00. Thursday 9:00–19:00. Friday 9:00–19:00. Saturday 9:00–19:00. Sunday 9:00–19:00.
The ticket office closes one hour earlier and the last access occurs one hour before the Museum closes.
Is reservation required to visit the Cinema Museum?
Reservation is recommended, especially on days of higher attendance, such as Saturday, Sunday, and holidays.
It is possible to purchase tickets online to avoid queues and guarantee entry at the desired time.
How does the Panoramic Elevator of the Mole Antonelliana work?
The Panoramic Elevator takes visitors to the high-altitude panoramic terrace. The last descent from the Temple occurs 10 minutes before the museum closes.
It is important to know that, in case of high attendance, the external queue may be closed early for organizational reasons.
How do you access the walk up to the Dome of the Mole Antonelliana?
The walk allows you to reach 85 meters in height by traversing stairs and passages inside the structure. A unique experience for those who love panoramas and architecture.
It is available in two modes:
Guided tour with an expert guide: Saturday, Sunday, and holidays at 10:20, 14:00, and 16:40. Accompanied visit with staff: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday at 14:00.
Who can walk up to the Dome?
The walk is not recommended for those with motor difficulties, heart or lung problems, vertigo, claustrophobia, disorientation, or severe visual and hearing impairments.
It is prohibited for children under 6 years old.
In the summer months, the walk may be suspended due to high temperatures.
What can I see during the walk in the Dome?
During the ascent, you traverse the internal stairs of the Dome's interspace, a suggestive path that winds from the ground floor to the panoramic terrace.
The view of the city of Turin is spectacular, with the possibility of admiring the Alps and the main urban attractions.
Where is the National Cinema Museum located?
The museum is located in the Mole Antonelliana, one of the most iconic symbols of Turin.
The address is: Via Montebello 20, Turin.
The location is central and easily reachable by public transport.
What services does the National Cinema Museum offer visitors?
At the entrance and along the route, there is a QR Code to download the audio guide of the permanent exhibition for free.
There are also available:
bookshop area; relaxation areas; services dedicated to schools; updated information on temporary exhibitions.
Can journalists access the National Cinema Museum for free?
Yes, journalists can register in advance through the Press Office.
Are there extraordinary openings of the Cinema Museum in Turin?
The museum sometimes has extraordinary openings, special events, or changes in hours.
It is advisable to check official communications before visiting.
Why visit the National Cinema Museum in Turin?
The museum is unique in Italy and one of the most important in the world dedicated to the history of cinema. It offers interactive installations, immersive paths, and a spectacular scenic setup.
The path offers an exciting journey through the history of moving images, from early optical experiments to contemporary cinema.
What makes the experience of the Panoramic Elevator of the Mole special?
The elevator travels in the void of the large dome, offering a suggestive ascent to the panoramic terrace.
The 360-degree view of Turin is one of the most exciting moments for every visitor.
Is it possible to visit the Cinema Museum with children?
Yes, the museum is suitable for families and offers interactive installations that also engage younger visitors.
However, access for children under 6 years old to the walk up to the Dome is not allowed.
What should I know before visiting the Cinema Museum?
It is advisable to arrive a little early, especially on busier days.
Check for any notices about early queues or changes in hours.
Wear comfortable shoes if you plan to walk up.
Download the audio guide via QR Code to enrich your visit.
How can I avoid queues at the National Cinema Museum?
The best way to avoid long waits is to purchase tickets online.
On holidays and weekends, we highly recommend it.
Is the Cinema Museum accessible to people with disabilities?
The museum has accessible paths and internal elevators.
The walk up to the Dome is not accessible to those with motor difficulties or health issues related to physical exertion.
How to reach the Mole Antonelliana by public transport?
The Mole is easily reachable by buses and trams that stop in the nearby streets.
From Porta Nuova station, the walk takes about 15-20 minutes.
Can I take photos inside the Cinema Museum?
Yes, taking photographs without flash is generally allowed.
Some areas or temporary installations may have specific limitations.
