Immerse yourself in the rich history of art at Turin's Palazzo Madama Museum. Explore a vast collection of over 70,000 artworks spanning from the medieval period to the late 18th century. Witness the evolution of Italian and European art over more than 10 centuries.
Begin your exploration on the basement level, where medieval stone sculptures and jewelry await. Move to the ground floor to delve into the art of the 15th-century castle, Middle Ages, and Renaissance. Ascend to the first floor to admire lavishly decorated rooms showcasing 17th and 18th-century masterpieces. Finally, reach the second floor to discover a diverse array of artifacts from around the globe, including ivories, fabrics, ceramics, and more.
For art enthusiasts, guided tours offer in-depth insights into the museum's treasures. Alternatively, explore at your own pace with detailed guides and multimedia resources available throughout the museum.
Continue your artistic odyssey at the Albertina Gallery, home to the Pinacoteca. Enjoy seamless entry with a skip-the-line ticket and marvel at works donated by notable figures such as Mossi di Morano, Charles Albert, and more. Delve into masterpieces like Filippo Lippi’s religious paintings, Maarten van Heemskerck’s biblical scenes, Cornelis de Wael’s historical depictions, and Giuseppe Pietro Bagetti's landscapes.