Mole Antonelliana

Museum · Vanchiglia

Mole Antonelliana

Museum · Vanchiglia
Via Montebello, 20, 10124 Torino TO, Italy

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Iconic dome with cinema museum, interactive exhibits, and city views  

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Via Montebello, 20, 10124 Torino TO, Italy Get directions

museocinema.it

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Via Montebello, 20, 10124 Torino TO, Italy Get directions

+39 011 813 8564
museocinema.it
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Features

restroom
crowd lgbtq friendly
wheelchair accessible entrance
wheelchair accessible restroom
assistive hearing loop
wheelchair accessible seating

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Nov 3, 2025

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Andrew “Andy” Kamel

Google
What an experience!! Even if you don’t like cinema, the way the Musuem is designed, it captures your attention. There is the technical historical part and there is the movies parts as well as the sets and pieces that you can see. Interactive and amazing experience. A must do in Turin

Rok Kočar

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Great place to visit. Lots of facts and really cool ideas of how to present the history of cinema. We saw the Art of James Cameron, so check the current options when in Torino. Also spectacular view on the city from the platform where fast elevator will take you.

Stella Karkali

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Amazing museum filled with cinema history. We went during the James Cameron exhibition. The interactive parts were great and the props were very interesting to go through and learn about their movies. The only down side is that the dedication exhibition that changes could be smaller so that the main part had more cinema history related stuff. In addition to these the elevator is a must. The view of torino is amazing and one you don't want to miss. I also recommend getting tickets in advance since it can get crowded(having tickets for both the exhibition and the elevator can reduce the wait time drastically).

Carolyn Jenkinson

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This place was outstanding!. Before you even enter the brilliant museum you can take a lift right to the top of the building with amazing views of Turin definitely worth the extra cost and booking ahead. The building is a magnificent in itself and the cinema museum was so well laid. It had a spiral ramp which went right to the top of the building with great exhibits on each floor. It explained film right from the beginning of time. Whilst we were there we saw the James Cameron exhibition which was excellent. Learnt so much about him that I didn't know. There are various room set ups which were brilliant. We spent way more time than we thought there. Very strongly recommended. Everyone likes film right?

Ciocco

Google
It is amazing place to visit, one of the best museum have had visited. Purchased torino+piemonte card 48hours and pay 10€ for 2days on public transportation (check details on their’s web). Worth it! Complimentary for a child below certain age. Spent 5h30min in the museum depending how is your personal interest. The museum itself is huge! Don’t forget to purchase your souvenirs from their’s store. A lot to see, interactive, very interesting museum, for all ages. Visited during summer, quite warm. Wear comfortable shoes.

Adriana Lafranconi

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I got bored halfway through the museum, a lot to see but not many interactive activities. Although we did love the James Cameron exhibit. First part of the itinerary was amazing. But then it’s just a lot of cameras and tiny little pictures to look at while you read a long caption. If you are interested in FILMING techniques you would love it!

E Scott Parks

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The Mole Antonelliana in Turin is an architectural marvel and an iconic symbol of the city that truly takes your breath away. Towering majestically over the skyline, this stunning building, originally conceived as a synagogue, now houses the National Museum of Cinema and is a testament to 19th-century design brilliance. The intricate details of its facade and the dramatic spire are mesmerizing, and the view from the top is absolutely worth the ascent. Visitors are treated to panoramic vistas of Turin and the surrounding Alps, creating a picture-perfect backdrop for unforgettable memories. Inside, the museum offers a fascinating journey through the history of cinema, featuring remarkable exhibits that engage and inspire film enthusiasts and casual visitors alike. The blend of history, culture, and art housed within the Mole Antonelliana makes it a must-visit attraction. The staff here are friendly and informative, enhancing the experience with their passion for the building's rich heritage. Whether you're an architecture lover, a history buff, or simply seeking a unique experience, the Mole Antonelliana is a dazzling highlight of Turin that should not be missed.

Yoan Haouzi

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Nice experience to get a nice landscape view of Torino. Price is 9€ to take only the elevator. It's 20€ to visit also the cinéma museum. Keep in mind that your visit will be scheduled if you décide to take tickets online.