The Mole Antonelliana
Guided Tour of Turin’s Cinema Museum
from € 55,00
2 hours ½
upon request
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An original and fascinating way to discover Turin, the birthplace of Italian cinema, through one of the city’s most iconic landmarks.
The guided tour of the National Cinema Museum takes you inside the Mole Antonelliana, the city’s iconic landmark, on a journey through the history and evolution of the seventh art. The remarkable exhibition designed by François Confino transforms the museum into a truly immersive and engaging experience: ancient optical devices, magic lanterns, costumes, props, precious memorabilia and evocative settings bring to life the atmosphere and scenes from some of the most celebrated films in cinema history.
The tour culminates with the panoramic lift, which takes you up to the Tempietto, 85 metres above the ground, where you can enjoy a spectacular panoramic view of Turin and the Alps.
To complete the experience, the tour can continue with a walk through the historic Jewish Ghetto, just a few steps from the Mole Antonelliana. An opportunity to discover the city’s ancient tradition of chocolate, which took root right here (extra service).
Price
- Adults: € 55,00 on a minimum of 4 persons
- children/students between 6 and 17: € 40,00
- children under 5: free
- private tour: € 140,00 (entrance fees not included)
Details
- included: English-speaking guide, entrance fees, panoramic lift, guided tour with limited participants
- not included: prices do not include transportation or meals (unless indicated)
- how to book: complete the form on this page to check availability
- payment: will be made either on the day, in cash or in advance by bank transfer
- cancellations: please note that tickets and booking fees cannot be returned
- if you have to cancel up to 48 hours before the activity starts,
only tickets and booking fees will be charged.
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- La Mole Antonelliana sede del Museo del Cinema (www.turinandmore.com)
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- National Museum of Cinema in Turin_Underground exhibition space (www.turinandmore.com)
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- National Museum of Cinema in Turin_Central Hall and Panoramic Lift (www.turinandmore.com)
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- L’ascensore panoramico (www.turinandmore.com)
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- L’aula del Tempio (www.turinandmore.com)
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- National Museum of Cinema in Turin_Spiral ramp resembling a film strip (www.turinandmore.com)
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- National Museum of Cinema in Turin_Shadow Theatre (www.turinandmore.com)
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- National Museum of Cinema in Turin_Optical box (www.turinandmore.com)
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- National Museum of Cinema in Turin_Magic lanterns (www.turinandmore.com)
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- National Museum of Cinema in Turin_Science fiction films Section (www.turinandmore.com)
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- National Museum of Cinema in Turin_Costumes and props (www.turinandmore.com)
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- National Museum of Cinema in Turin_Entrance to the Horror Section (www.turinandmore.com)
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- National Museum of Cinema in Turin_Horror Section (www.turinandmore.com)
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- National Museum of Cinema in Turin_Reconstruction of the Cabiria set (www.turinandmore.com)
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- National Museum of Cinema in Turin_Still from the film Cabiria (www.turinandmore.com)
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- National Museum of Cinema in Turin_The Musical (www.turinandmore.com)
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- National Museum of Cinema in Turin_Entrance to the Surrealist Section(www.turinandmore.com)
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- National Museum of Cinema in Turin_Western films Section (www.turinandmore.com)
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- The old Jewish Ghetto of Turin (www.turinandmore.com)
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- Turin’s Ancient Jewish Ghetto – Gianduia Theatre (www.turinandmore.com)