Explore the Museo Nazionale del Risorgimento Italiano in Turin

What to See

Historical Artifacts

The museum showcases an extensive collection of artifacts from the Risorgimento period, such as weapons, flags, uniforms, documents, and artworks. One of the highlights is the original manuscript of “Il Canto degli Italiani,” the Italian national anthem.

Palazzo Carignano

The museum is housed in the breathtaking Palazzo Carignano, a stunning architectural masterpiece designed by Guarino Guarini. The Baroque design and grandeur of the building enhance the historical experience, making your visit truly memorable.

Parliament Rooms

The museum features two original parliamentary chambers:

• The Chamber of Deputies of the Subalpine Parliament: It is the only intact chamber in Europe from the constitutions of 1848 and has been a national monument since 1898.
• The Chamber of Deputies of the Parliament of the Kingdom of Italy: Built between 1864 and 1871, this chamber boasts ceilings painted by Francesco Gonin.

Educational and Interactive Exhibits

To provide a more engaging and informative visit, the museum has incorporated multimedia and interactive displays. Free Wi-Fi, a multimedia app, and numerous video presentations enhance the overall experience.

Tips for Visitors

Guided Tours and Special Exhibitions

The museum offers a variety of guided tours and educational activities suitable for all ages. Additionally, there are temporary exhibitions and special events throughout the year. It is advisable to check the museum’s schedule before your visit.

Photography and Conduct

While the museum has a no-photo policy, enforcement can be lenient. Discreet photography may go unnoticed, but it is best to respect the rules and the exhibits.

Accessibility

The museum is accessible to disabled visitors, who are entitled to free entry for themselves and one companion. If you require any specific assistance, please inform the museum in advance.

Opening Hours:

• Tuesday to Sunday: 10:00 – 18:00
• Closed on Mondays.

Ticket Prices:

• Adults: €10.00
• Reduced (groups of 10+, over 65, military): €8.00
• University Students: €5.00
• High School Students: €4.00
• Elementary and Middle School Students: €2.50
• Family (up to 5 people, max 2 adults): €18.00

Free admission for children under 6, disabled visitors (and one companion), teachers, and holders of the Torino Piemonte Museum Subscription, Torino+Piemonte Card, and Royal Card.

How to Get There

Metro: Porta Nuova station.

Car: Take the A21 (Torino – Piacenza) or A4 (Torino – Milano) and exit at Torino C.so Unità d’Italia. Parking is available at Piazzale Valdo Fusi, San Carlo, and Vittorio Veneto.