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The National Museum of Cinema - Mole Antonelliana: Entry Ticket + Guided Tour
Available Sunday, 07 Dec
- Duration: 2h
- Live guide in Italian
- Group of max. 15 people
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Madalin,
Romania
21 Oct 2025
Excellent
I highly recommend: there are few places that need booking in advance, most of them don’t - very friendly to use and trully helped us to save more than 70 eur per person ❤️
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Heather,
Canada
05 Nov 2025
Excellent
The Turin + Piedmont card was easy to purchase online. The process of getting tickets to the various museums has gone smoothly so far. We were also able to go to the Tourist centre and purchase...
The Turin + Piedmont card was easy to purchase online. The process of getting tickets to the various museums has gone smoothly so far. We were also able to go to the Tourist centre and purchase discounted bus passes. All in all it's been great.
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Mark,
United States
13 Oct 2025
Excellent
Provided a great value, when visiting a variety of sites in the Turin area. Museum and site staff were very familiar with the card, and quickly provided tickets.
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About: The National Museum of Cinema - Mole Antonelliana
The National Museum of Cinema/Mole Antonelliana is located in Turin, Italy. It was designed as a synagogue by architect Alessandro Antonelli in 1863, and completed in 1889. Visitors can now climb the dome in a panoramic elevator to see Turin from new heights.
