Rating
4.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Spencer Hawken (2 years ago)
Love the cinema museum, a real highlight for any visitor, this was my second visit, I came specifically for the Dario Argento exhibit and it did not disappoint, we spent two hours touring, reading the film history, seeing some of the actual props and generally having a nice time, if nice is the right word to use when touring a horror exhibition. There is lots of things to see and do here, this includes riding the wonderful lift. Make sure you stay in the main hall for at least one whole hour so you can see it flooded with light as the blinds open up. Amazing!
Love the cinema museum, a real highlight for any visitor, this was my second visit, I came specifically for the Dario Argento exhibit and it did not disappoint, we spent two hours touring, reading the film history, seeing some of the actual props and generally having a nice time, if nice is the right word to use when touring a horror exhibition. There is lots of things to see and do here, this includes riding the wonderful lift. Make sure you stay in the main hall for at least one whole hour so you can see it flooded with light as the blinds open up. Amazing!
Joanna Daniłowicz (2 years ago)
It’s one of the best museums I have ever visited in my life. I am even not particularly interested in Italian cinematography (the museum mostly focuses on local films, but not only!) but I loved it anyway. It’s great that you’re literally waking through the history of the cinema, starting with how the firms cameras worked and finishing with the posters of new films. It’s great that the museum is interactive, you can touch and test lots of exhibition which makes the entire museum even more interesting. Everyone will find something for themselves - the old, and children, cinema freaks, and people who randomly watch films on Netflix. What I recommend is taking an elevator up the rooftop - the views are incredible :)
It’s one of the best museums I have ever visited in my life. I am even not particularly interested in Italian cinematography (the museum mostly focuses on local films, but not only!) but I loved it anyway. It’s great that you’re literally waking through the history of the cinema, starting with how the firms cameras worked and finishing with the posters of new films. It’s great that the museum is interactive, you can touch and test lots of exhibition which makes the entire museum even more interesting. Everyone will find something for themselves - the old, and children, cinema freaks, and people who randomly watch films on Netflix. What I recommend is taking an elevator up the rooftop - the views are incredible :)
Fiona Reynolds (2 years ago)
One of the best museums I have ever visited. Mostly focused on Italian cinema history (naturally) but a fantastic exhibition on film and cinema generally from the technology to the stories. The building really helps the presentation as the exhibition winds up the interior of this landmark. Get a combined ticket and ride the panoramic lift up through the exhibition to the top of spire and take in some amazing views of Turin. Book your ticket online in advance.
One of the best museums I have ever visited. Mostly focused on Italian cinema history (naturally) but a fantastic exhibition on film and cinema generally from the technology to the stories. The building really helps the presentation as the exhibition winds up the interior of this landmark. Get a combined ticket and ride the panoramic lift up through the exhibition to the top of spire and take in some amazing views of Turin. Book your ticket online in advance.
Alex Bransby (2 years ago)
Haven’t been inside but it is the most prominent landmark of Turin. Actually a lot more pretty up close we’re you can see the detail of the architecture. It is close to other sites in the old town, so worth a visit to swing by…
Haven’t been inside but it is the most prominent landmark of Turin. Actually a lot more pretty up close we’re you can see the detail of the architecture. It is close to other sites in the old town, so worth a visit to swing by…
Daria Barnat (3 years ago)
This place is AMAZING. Must see it in Turin. Fabulous museum of cinema (not only for the people whose like movies but for all of us!). Additionally there is a panoramic lift-it goes upstairs the Mole and the view is magnificent. Ticket for the museum and for panoramic lift costs 15 euros. You can buy also the ticket for the one attraction if you would like to. I recommend buy tickets online, you won't be waiting in the queue for the tickets office.
This place is AMAZING. Must see it in Turin. Fabulous museum of cinema (not only for the people whose like movies but for all of us!). Additionally there is a panoramic lift-it goes upstairs the Mole and the view is magnificent. Ticket for the museum and for panoramic lift costs 15 euros. You can buy also the ticket for the one attraction if you would like to. I recommend buy tickets online, you won't be waiting in the queue for the tickets office.
