Royal Museums of Turin

VISITING ROYAL MUSEUMS
The museum project combines several sections, all of which are of great interest.
The Royal Palace, former residence of the Savoy family and since 1955 it has been handed over to the Superintendence for Architectural and Landscape Heritage as part of the Museums.
The Royal Armoury houses more than 5,000 objects ranging from Prehistory to the beginning of the twentieth century, among which one of the most important nuclei is 16th century weapons and armour.
The Galleria Sabauda, established by Carlo Alberto in 1832, with important Italian and international works.
The Museum of Antiquities, with its various sections dedicated to the Collections and the territory.
The Museum of Antiquities, with its various sections dedicated to the Collections and the territory.
The Giardini Reali, an urban green area unique for its monumental and environmental value, which covers an area of about seven hectares. 
The Royal Library, which preserves over 200,000 volumes, ancient maps, engravings and drawings, such as the famous Self-portrait  by Leonardo da Vinci, 
The Chiablese Halls, mainly intended for important temporary exhibitions.
The Chapel of the Shroud, a masterpiece by Gaurino Guarini, reopened to the public in 2018.

Choose the visiting experience that's right for you and let us show you and tell you about the rooms of this very rich museum!