Turin National Museum of Cinema Ticket & City Sightseeing Bus Pass

Explore the world of cinema!

The Mole Antonelliana, Turin's architectural symbol, was initially conceived as a Jewish synagogue but was purchased by the city to create a monument to national unity. Designed and started in 1863 by architect Alessandro Antonelli, the building was not completed until 1889.

At 167.5 m high at the time, the Mole Antonelliana was the tallest stone building in Europe. In 1961, a panoramic lift was opened to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Italian unification. Renovated in 1999, the building still allows visitors to climb to the small temple at 85 meters and enjoy exceptional views of the city and the surrounding Alps.

Be sure to visit the panoramic terrace by climbing the stairs in the Cupola Hall!

City Tour Bus

Would you like to travel comfortably around Turin, hopping on and off the bus as much as you want? All 3 routes of the City Sightseeing Hop-on Hop-off Bus are available.

Choose between 24-hour or 48-hour options and hop on and off the bus. It's the best way to see the sights of Turin and save time and money that would otherwise be wasted. 

Available routes

Route A - First departure - 10:00 AM / Last departure - 6:00 PM (Buses run every 60 minutes)

Route B - Available from April to October

Route C - Available from April to October

National Cinema Museum

When you visit the National Cinema Museum, the viewing route, consisting of sets, projections and lighting effects, creates a wonderful presentation that immerses you in the magic of cinema, as if you were attending a film screening. 

From shadow theaters and the first fascinating magic lanterns to today's most spectacular special effects and virtual reality, you can experience firsthand the secrets behind the camera and the steps leading up to the screening of a film through a fantastic and interactive journey.