Turin Hop On Hop Off + National Cinema Museum

One of Turin's most famous attractions is the Turin National Cinema Museum (Museo Nazionale del Cinema), which honours the history and art of film in the Mole Antonelliana, a magnificent architectural wonder. Your visit can be improved by combining skip-the-line admission with a hop-on, hop-off tour, which will enable you to easily explore Turin's main attractions and the museum. Don't let the opportunity slip to make priceless memories! Start your journey by reserving your tour right now!

• Skip the long lines of admission for the National Cinema Museum
• Hop on and off as many times as you want from the Open Bus
• Keep the ticket of this tour and receive a discount of 10% on the price of the next tour in one of the other national and international tour

The National Museum of Cinema, which is well-known across the world for its diverse range of programs and displays, rises upward in the Mole Antonelliana like a spiral, advancing the history of the film industry on several levels. The Archaeology of Cinema is located on the first floor, and the Temple Hall and the Film Machine are next.

The Mole building was originally intended as a synagogue by architect Alessandro Antonielli in 1863 and finished in 1889 before being transformed into a monument for national unity. The panoramic lift, which debuted in 1961 and is still operational, provides access to the 85-meter-high temple (the lift is not included in the ticket!).

This package includes the Hop On Hop Off tour of Turin in addition to the entrance ticket. You can also choose to combine the museum with the ticket, which is valid for 24 or 48 hours, for the RED, BLUE, and GREEN lines.

Reale Palazzo, this majestic Royal Palace, located in the Piazza Castello, was built in the 16th century. Situated in the heart of Turin, it is a representation of strength

The National Museum of Cinema, which is well-known across the world for its diverse range of programs and displays, rises upward in the Mole Antonelliana like a spiral, advancing the history of the film industry on several levels. The Archaeology of Cinema is located on the first floor, and the Temple Hall and the Film Machine are next.

The Mole building was originally intended as a synagogue by architect Alessandro Antonielli in 1863 and finished in 1889 before being transformed into a monument for national unity. The panoramic lift, which debuted in 1961 and is still operational, provides access to the 85-meter-high temple (the lift is not included in the ticket!).

This package includes the Hop On Hop Off tour of Turin in addition to the entrance ticket. You can also choose to combine the museum with the ticket, which is valid for 24 or 48 hours, for the RED, BLUE, and GREEN lines.

Reale Palazzo, this majestic Royal Palace, located in the Piazza Castello, was built in the 16th century. Situated in the heart of Turin, it is a representation of strength. The building has a distinctive touch because to its centre courtyard and square layout with elaborate windows. This trip allows you to see the Royal Palace in all its elegance and style.

Antonelliana Mole, this unique structure's enormous basilica is a symbol of Turin. Above the surrounding skyline is Mole Antonelliana. The National Cinema Museum, the tallest museum in the world, is housed in this imposing structure. The illuminated church is stunning at night and can be seen from all throughout the city.

The Piazza Castello is home to Palazzo Madama. It stood for thousands of years after being constructed in the first century BC. Later years saw changes made to Palazzo Madama. The stairways in the palace are exquisitely adorned. Rooms and hallways must be seen.

Located in the centre of Turin between Piazza Castello and Piazza San Carlo, the Egyptian Museum is an educational place to visit. This museum has a number of exhibits and artefacts. The collection has grown throughout the years.

The Mole Antonelliana Tower is home to the museum. Visitors from all over the world are drawn in by the captivating structures and a number of fascinating exhibits. You may discover a lot of information about films and theatres here. Movie reels, film props, and a variety of film posters are among the historical cinematic gadgets in the collection. You can enter the museum without having to wait in queue if you purchase this tour package. There are five floors to it. The museum is separated into themes such as sci-fi and horror. This is a must-see location for moviegoers.

On the banks of the Po River sits the public park known as Parco Valentino. It is regarded as Turin's first public garden, having been established in 1856. See the Valentino Castle, a re-created mediaeval village, and the magnificent botanical garden. There are many bike routes and footpaths along this wonderful riverbank area. There are plenty of eateries and cafes throughout the park to sate your appetite.

Experience the breathtaking Basilica di Superga by ascending to the Superga mountain range. The Basilica is visible from the city centre. It was constructed in 1731 and has a lot of white and orange decorations and construction in the baroque style.

Book your tour now to reserve your place for a once-in-a-lifetime experience and enjoy the charms of this energetic city!