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Combo: Tickets to Royal Palace of Turin + Palace of Venaria

Name: Combo: Tickets to Royal Palace of Turin + Palace of Venaria
Start: 2024-11-23T14:00:00
End: 2024-11-23T19:00:00
Location: Turin

Royal Palace of Turin courtyard with tourists exploring historic architecture.

Royal Palace of Turin courtyard with visitors exploring historic architecture.

Get the best experience at the Royal Palace of Turin and Palace of Venaria with this super-money saver combo. Experience the glorious Royal Palace of Turin and the Palace of Venaria with a priority ticket and see some of the renowned artistic works and architecture.

Highlights

A single-saver ticket lets you experience both the Royal Palace of Turin, and the Palace of Venaria, both of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Take in the beautiful frescoes and tapestries in the Royal Apartments and the fascinating architecture from the 16th century.
See the Shroud of Turin at the Chapel of the Holy Shroud, said to be Jesus Christ's burial garment, and explore more than 200,000 books and drawings in the Royal Library.
Stroll past the Temple of Diana, House of Savoy, Palazzo Chiablese, and Museum of Antiquities.
Visit the Palace of Venaria's permanent exhibition that displays the palace's architecture and art.
Fun Fact: After years of neglect, the Palace of Venaria has been restored to its former splendor only at the beginning of the third millennium.

Inclusions

Palace of Venaria

Admission into Palace of Venaria

Royal Palace of Turin

Skip-the-line ticket to the Royal Palace of Turin
Entry to Sabauda Art Gallery
Entry to Museum of Antiquities
Entry to the Palazzo Chiablese

Exclusions

Palace of Venaria

Hotel Transfers

Royal Palace of Turin

Guide
Hotel transfers
Food and drinks

Cancellation policy

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Reviews

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Carol

3/5

Oct, 2024

I thought there might have been audio guides and also that the shroud would have been housed in the chapel of the shroud

Patricia

4/5

Jul, 2024

The royal palace is magnificent. It's a shame, however, that there are only audio guides in English and Italian. So without audio we experienced the palace without any further information. The signs in the rooms were also mostly only in ENG and ITA. Yet three German-speaking countries border Italy. It would be so easy to organize German information.

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Pier

3/5

Apr, 2024

The place is certainly very beautiful and worth the visit, no inconvenience with the ticket and with access to the site , the problem was the time, you cannot sell tickets for the last hour when in fact it lasts 50 minutes because the staff sends you out 10 minutes early and so I missed the view of the private chapel of the Savoy family located above the altar of the cathedral.

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Chiara

5/5

Apr, 2024

Great experience! Quick and easy way to both purchase and present purchased tickets at the time of admission!

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Kathleen

5/5

Jan, 2024

The tickets were reasonably priced and we very free to go in and out of the Royal Palace at different times during the day, which was very helpful.

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Your Experience

Royal Palace of Turin

Explore this incredible mansion and its fascinating history at your own pace, as you enjoy priority access to grand staircases, rich tapestries, and a huge armory of historical weapons. Stroll through the passages and admire the works of art collected from around the world in this palace built by the House of Savoy.

This museum's Royal Armoury is a key highlight of your visit. At the Armoury, find suits of armor and weapons from the 16th and 17th centuries lining the halls. There is also the Chapel of the Holy Shroud which was only reopened in 2018 after a lengthy restoration, following a fire in 1997. The Royal Library is also worth a visit. A famous self-portrait by Leonardo Da Vinci is among its collection of more than 200,000 books, engravings, and drawings.

Palace of Venaria

Take a 1.2-mile walk through the Royal Palace's grounds and piano nobile (main floor) to explore the permanent exhibition, "Theater of History and Magnificence." The apartments of Princess Ludovica-the sister of Duke Charles Emmanuel Il-are now home to the refined collection of art from Prince Eugene of Savoy, which graces the walls of the apartment of the Duchess Maria Giovanna Battista of Savoy-Nemours.

In addition to Reni, Albani, Cignani, Van Dyck, Brueghel, and other Flemish and Dutch masters, there are 60 works in the current collection dating from the 17th century. In the final section of the permanent exhibition, the Palace's history is outlined, including its military phases and subsequent decay, in "Lights and Shadows: Restoration in Progress."

Know Before You Go

Important Information

Palace of Venaria

The Venaria can be accessed by people with disabilities and by people using strollers.

Royal Palace of Turin

You will be asked to provide your body temperature at the entrance to the Museum. Entry is restricted to 37.5°C.
If you are inside the building, always wear your mask.