Discover the Lavish Palaces of Turin: An International Edition

The city's three palaces—the Reale, Madama, and Carignano—provide an intriguing glimpse into Turin’s history. Discover all the mysteries of the House of Savoy with a single ticket valid for all three sites.

The historic center of Turin serves as an expansive open-air museum, showcasing centuries of history through its plazas and palaces. The Palazzo Reale, also known as the Royal Palace, stands as a remarkable example of 17th-century architectural excellence; it served as the primary residence for the House of Savoy up until 1865 and has since become a UNESCO World Heritage site. Inside, the regal chambers remain beautifully intact, including the opulent throne room adorned with fine wooden paneling, the extraordinary Chinese cabinet featuring authentic lacquered surfaces, and the grand ballroom. When exploring within, make sure not to miss the opportunity to see the library, home to the renowned collection. Codex on Bird Flight By Leonardo da Vinci, or the Royal Armoury with its vast array of weapons and armor.

Situated in a different section, the Galleria Sabauda exhibits around 700 pieces of artwork created by European artists ranging from the 13th to the 20th centuries. Afterward, meander through the regal gardens and proceed towards the Palazzo Madama with its highly esteemed Baroque exterior. Its main stairwell is noteworthy all by itself, along with the gallery’s assortment of medieval-to-modern era art. Just a short walk for about five minutes will lead you to another splendid example of Baroque architecture: the Palazzo Carignano. This building served as Italy's inaugural parliament house from 1861 to 1865; presently, it houses the Museum of the Risorgimento, detailing the nation’s story—from the siege of Turin in 1706 up until the establishment of the Italian Republic in 1946. Absolutely captivating!

Palazzo Reale

Piazzetta Reale 1

10122 Torino

+39 (0)11 521 1106

https://www.museireali.beniculturali.it

Palazzo Madama

Piazza Castello

10122 Torino

+39 011 443 3501

https://www.palazzomadamatorino.it/en

Palazzo Carignano

Through Accademia delle Scienze Street 5

10123 Torino

+39 (0)11 564 1791

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