Museo d'Arte Orientale
Explore Museo d'Arte Orientale in Turin. Witness a diverse collection of art from China, Japan, and India. Dive into Eastern art with Gandhara statues and Tibetan art.-
Visit the oldest modern art museum in all of Italy, established in 1863.
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Choose either an admission ticket only or an admission ticket with a guided tour.
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Explore some of the greatest examples of 19th and 20th-century art.
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These include sculptures, paintings, art installations, and pieces of video art.
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Discover works of renowned Italian artists like Morandi, De Pisis, Medardo Rosso, Fontanesi, and more.
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See important examples of international avant-garde art from stalwarts such as Marx Ernst, Picabia, and Paul Klee.
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Visit the oldest modern art museum in all of Italy, established in 1863.
-
Choose either an admission ticket only or an admission ticket with a guided tour.
-
Explore some of the greatest examples of 19th and 20th-century art.
-
These include sculptures, paintings, art installations, and pieces of video art.
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Discover works of renowned Italian artists like Morandi, De Pisis, Medardo Rosso, Fontanesi, and more.
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See important examples of international avant-garde art from stalwarts such as Marx Ernst, Picabia, and Paul Klee.
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Take a tour of the Museo d'Arte Orientale to see over 2200 pieces of Asian art, including Gandhara statues, Tibetan art, ancient art from 3000 BC, medieval manuscripts, and Middle Eastern velvets and tiles. No waiting in long lines.
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Which Museo d'Arte Orientale Tickets Should You Go For
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Plan Your Visit to Museo d'Arte Orientale
Plan Your Visit to Museo d'Arte Orientale
Opening Hours
Getting there
Guidelines/Facilities
Museo d'Arte Orientale is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 10 AM to 6 PM. For guided tours please refer to the schedule on your tickets.
The Museo d'Arte Orientale is closed every Monday, Please note that the ticket office closes one hour before the museum's scheduled closing time. Additionally, all exhibitions will be closed 10 minutes prior to the museum's closing time.
It is best to visit during the museum's regular hours of operation to avoid crowds and to have the most enjoyable experience. The best time of the year to visit Museo d'Arte Orientale is typically spring and autumn when temperatures are mild and crowds are fewer.
The tour usually lasts around 45 minutes to 1 hour. This time is usually enough to learn about its history, and admire the architecture of the place. Some tours may also offer a longer option, with additional information and history.
The Museo d'Arte Orientale is located in the city of Turin, Italy. It is situated in the neighborhood of Borgo Po, which is located in the eastern part of the city. It is near several landmarks such as the Parco del Valentino, the Parco del Po, and the River Po.
The Museo d'Arte Orientale can be reached by various forms of transportation. The nearest bus stop is located on Via Accademia delle Scienze, which is serviced by several city buses. The nearest metro station is Porta Nuova, which is located about 15 minutes walk from the museum. The nearest train station is Porta Susa, which is about 20 minute walk from the museum. Taxis and cars are also available for those who prefer to drive. Visitors can also walk or bike to the museum.
The nearest metro station to Museo d'Arte Orientale is Porta Nuova (15-min walk), served by metro lines 1 and 2. The nearest train station is Porta Susa (20 min walk).
The nearest bus stop to Museo d'Arte Orientale is on Via Accademia delle Scienze, reachable by city buses, including bus numbers 11, 15, 56, 61, 63, 65, 70, 71, 74, 75, 85, 92, 185. From the stop, it's a short walk to the museum.
Yes, you can access a wheelchair at Museo d'Arte Orientale, that too without paying any extra charge. The toilet facilities also comply with the requirements for people with disabilities.
The Museo d'Arte Orientale does not have any storage or luggage facilities. To avoid inconvenience, it is advisable to leave large suitcases and luggage bags in your hotel room and not bring them to the museum during your visit.
It is typically allowed to take photographs at museums, but without flash and for personal use only and that goes same for Museo d'Arte Orientale too.
The staff is particularly attentive to items that may potentially harm the delicate artifacts on display. Eating and drinking are restricted to designated areas within the facility, such as designated cafes or restaurants.
The Museo d'Arte Orientale does not have any on-site dining options, but there are several cafes and restaurants in the surrounding area that you can choose from. Some recommended options include Tuorlo Vino & Cucina, Le Baudelair and Indian Spicy for Indian and Turkish food.
No, unfortunately, return transfers are not included in Museo d'Arte Orientale tickets.
The Museo d'Arte Orientale does not have a specific dress code that visitors are required to follow. Visitors are welcome to wear comfortable, appropriate clothing of their choice. It's important to note that while the museum does not have a dress code, visitors should dress in a manner that is not disruptive or disrespectful.
What to See at Museo d'Arte Orientale?
What to See at Museo d'Arte Orientale?
Gandhara Statues
Middle Eastern Artifacts
Five cultural areas (exhibition spaces)
Tibetan Buddhist Painting
Japanese Rock Gardens
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Museo d'Arte Orientale Tickets FAQs
Museo d'Arte Orientale Tickets FAQs
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How do I get to Museo d'Arte Orientale?
- By Train
Take the train to Turin Porta Nuova station, then take the metro line 1 to Fermi stop. - By Metro
Take metro line 1 to Fermi stop. - By Bus
Take bus number 61, 63, 65, 67, 68, 78, or 79 and get off at Fermi stop. - By Tram
Take tram line 15 and get off at Fermi stop.