Official tourist card
Torino + Piemonte Card: Turin's museums with one card
The official tourist card for Turin and Piedmont: free entry to museums, royal residences and castles – digital on your smartphone, no printing needed.
- Egyptian Museum, Musei Reali, National Cinema Museum, Venaria Reale and much more
- Valid for 24, 48, 72 or 120 hours
- One child under 12 per adult goes free
- Instant QR code on your smartphone
- Cancel with Tiqets until 23:59 the day before
from€29.90per person
Buy the Torino Card
Torino Card: what's included?
With the Torino + Piemonte Card you can visit the main museums and sights of Turin and Piedmont for free. You also get discounts on further attractions.
Attractions with free entry include:
- Royal Palace and Musei Reali
- Museo Nazionale del Cinema (National Cinema Museum)
- Egyptian Museum
- Palazzo Madama
- La Venaria Reale
- MAUTO car museum
- Basilica di Superga
- Lavazza Museum
- GAM – Gallery of Modern Art
- MAO – Museum of Oriental Art
- Villa della Regina
- Juventus Museum
- Centro Storico Fiat
The full list is in the Torino Card brochure from Turismo Torino. For popular museums you can book your visit online in advance.
Discounted entry or fares are available for, among others:
- Panoramic lift of the Mole Antonelliana
- City Sightseeing bus tour
- Turin Eco City Tour
- Venaria Express (shuttle bus)
- Sassi–Superga rack railway
- Casa Gianduja
- PAV – Parco Arte Vivente
- Museo Diocesano di Arte Sacra
- Museo dei Campionissimi
- ZOOM Torino Bioparc
- Juventus Stadium Tour
You'll find all the discounts in the Torino Card brochure.
Buses, trams and the metro are not included in the Torino + Piemonte Card. Card holders can, however, buy discounted GTT tickets, which are valid from the first validation:
- 48 hours: €7.00
- 72 hours: €9.00
- Children aged 3 to 10: €3.00
These tickets are only sold at Turin's tourist information offices, for example on Piazza Castello at the corner of Via Garibaldi.
Is the Torino Card worth it? A sample calculation
This is what a weekend with the 72-hour card could look like. The calculation uses the museums' regular adult admission prices (as of October 2026).
Day 1: Piazza Castello
- Musei Reali€15.00
- Palazzo Madama€10.00
Total€25.00
Day 2: Venaria and the Mole
- Venaria Reale: Reggia, gardens and Castello della Mandria (morning)€22.00
- National Cinema Museum in the Mole Antonelliana (afternoon)€18.00
Total€40.00
Day 3: Lingotto and the centre
- MAUTO car museum€18.00
- GAM – Gallery of Modern Art€10.00
Total€28.00
Together, these admissions cost €93.00 at regular prices. The 72-hour card currently costs €45.90 on Tiqets – so you save €47.10. And the Egyptian Museum isn't even included yet. Check each museum's closing days beforehand.
Official tourist card
Torino + Piemonte Card
from€29.90per person
- Free entry to museums, royal residences and castles
- Discounted GTT public transport for card holders
- Voucher instantly by email, no printing needed
Book via Tiqets · Prices and ratings come straight from the booking provider and include taxes and fees.
Torino Card: options and prices
The cards differ only in their period of validity. The one exception: the 24-hour card allows a maximum of three free museum visits.
| Option | Price on Tiqets | Note |
|---|---|---|
| 24 hours | €29.90 | max. 3 free visits |
| 48 hours | €39.90 | – |
| 72 hours | €45.90 | most popular option for a weekend |
| 120 hours | €52.90 | – |
| Junior, 72 hours | €18.90 | for young people up to 17 |
Live prices from Tiqets, including taxes and fees. One child under 12 per adult goes free.
How to get the most out of the Torino Card
- Plan in the expensive admissions above all, such as the Egyptian Museum or La Venaria Reale.
- Book popular museums online in advance where this is offered (booking).
- If you want to use buses and trams, buy the discounted GTT tickets at the tourist information office.
- The 72- and 120-hour cards offer the best value.
- Combine big museums with smaller ones that don't take much time.
- Check the closing days of each museum and plan your visit accordingly.
What travellers say about the Torino Card
This card is worth it. We used it for the museums. Pay once and you get in everywhere. Except the Mole – that's only discounted.
The app and the card itself are very worthwhile. One star off for the lack of transparency about queues at individual museums.
Unfortunately we couldn't get in everywhere without a reservation. At some museums you had to queue very early to get in. Otherwise great!
Reviews by Tiqets customers, shortened and translated from German. Our tip based on the feedback: book popular museums in advance.
The Torino Card in five steps
Buy the Torino Card
You can buy the card online or at Turin's tourist information offices. Online, you choose the date from which you want to use it.
Save the QR code
The card comes as a QR code that you save on your smartphone – if you book through Tiqets, also in their app.
Book your visits
At some museums you can book your visit in advance. For the most popular ones this is a good idea: all booking links.
Activate the card
Show the QR code at the first attraction. The first scan activates the card, and its validity starts from then.
Optional: buy a transport ticket
If you want to use buses and trams, buy the discounted GTT ticket at the tourist information office.
Torino Card and the Hop-on Hop-off bus
The red double-decker buses of City Sightseeing link the city's highlights, such as the Mole Antonelliana, Piazza Castello, Villa della Regina and the car museum. You can hop on and off at the stops as often as you like, and an audio guide tells you about Turin's history and culture along the way.
With the Torino Card you get a discount on the bus tour.
Alternative: the Royal Pass
If you are mainly interested in the residences of the House of Savoy, take a look at the Royal Pass. It covers the Musei Reali, Palazzo Madama and Villa della Regina, among others.
Torino Card: frequently asked questions
The Torino + Piemonte Card is the official tourist card for Turin and Piedmont. It gives free entry to numerous museums, royal residences and castles, such as the Egyptian Museum, the Musei Reali and the National Cinema Museum, plus discounts on other attractions. More information is available from Turismo Torino.
The card is available for 24, 48, 72 and 120 hours, plus a Junior card for 72 hours. The 24-hour card allows a maximum of three free museum visits; otherwise the options differ only in their validity.
The price depends on the validity. On Tiqets, the adult card currently costs from €29.90 for 24 hours. The 72-hour card costs €45.90. All options are listed in the price table on this page.
Every adult with a Torino Card can bring one child under 12 for free. For young people up to 17 there is the Junior card for 72 hours (currently €18.90 on Tiqets).
After buying online, you receive a QR code by email, which you show on your smartphone. The first scan activates the card, and it is then valid for the period you chose.
Online, for example through Tiqets, or in person at Turin's tourist information offices.
Yes. With Tiqets you can cancel the Torino Card or change it to another date until 23:59 on the day before your visit.
Usually not, but it is recommended for some popular museums. The links are on Turismo Torino's booking page.
No. Card holders can, however, buy discounted GTT tickets at the tourist information office: 48 hours for €7.00, 72 hours for €9.00. There are also discounts on the Venaria Express and the Sassi–Superga rack railway.
No, but you get a discount on the Hop-on Hop-off bus and the Turin Eco City Tour.
Yes. You then receive several QR codes, which you can pass on to your travel companions. Each card is personal.
No, each attraction can only be visited once with the card.