Palazzo Madama
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Palazzo Madama Guide
Palazzo Madama Guide
The magnificent palace known as Palazzo Madama, Turin is located in Piedmont and is a UNESCO World Heritage site because of its historical significance. Currently, it houses the priceless collection of the Museo Civico d’Arte Antica, the municipal museum of ancient art in Turin. Palazzo Madama's exhibition has 70,000 pieces ranging from the Medieval era to the late 18th century. Here’s what you need to make your visit to Palazzo Madam extra special.
All Your Palazzo Madama Tickets & Tour Options
All Your Palazzo Madama Tickets & Tour Options
The Palazzo Madama itself has a fantastic history worth exploring in addition to its large collection of paintings, statues, church ornaments, porcelain, and decorative art. In our collection of Palazzo Madam tickets, we have experience tickets that will grant you admission to the museum with an optional guided tour, as well as combo tickets that will allow you to visit multiple attractions in Turin. Read on for more information.
Experience Tickets
Combo Tickets
Palazzo Madama Turin experience tickets are the best way to explore the entirety of the ancient art collection spread over 4 floors of the palace. Access an expert guide during your visit to get an in-depth description of the art in the museum. Spend a part of your visit learning about the history of the palace along with the exhibits.
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Palazzo Madama Tickets
Get access to the 4 floors of the Palazzo Madama art museum, the medieval garden, and both temporary and permanent exhibitions. If you choose to, you can opt for a local expert guide with this ticket for in-depth understanding.
Get access to the 4 floors of the Palazzo Madama art museum, the medieval garden, and both temporary and permanent exhibitions. If you choose to, you can opt for a local expert guide with this ticket for in-depth understanding.
Explore Palazzo Madama in combination with other major attractions in Turin. Leverage a profitable deal while you enjoy connecting with the history of this fascinating city. This is an ideal option for you when trying to squeeze in several attractions during your visit to Turin at a great discount.
Recommended experiences
- Combo: Royal Palace of Turin + Palazzo Madama Tickets
Enjoy priority entrance at the Royal Palace of Turin and access to Palazzo Madama Turin, two UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Explore the wide collection of art and antiquities preserved in the two properties once owned by the House of Savoy. - Combo: Tickets to Palazzo Madama + Albertina Gallery
What is better than one art museum? Two! The renowned Palazzo Madama and Albertina Gallery museums to be specific. With this amazingly priced combo offer, you also get skip-the-line entry to the Albertina Gallery.
Which Palazzo Madama Tickets Should You Go For
Which Palazzo Madama Tickets Should You Go For
If you are on a budget
When you are in Turin and want to explore the best of it at a reasonable price, experience tickets are your best option. Visit Palazzo Madama and the medieval garden with a guide, and learn about its history through the rich art collection.
If you are looking to explore more in Turin
Your best bet is the combo tickets when you want to explore the city. While you can enjoy several historical art museums and monuments, the deal also offers fantastic discounts.
Palazzo Madama Tickets Discounts & Offers
Palazzo Madama Tickets Discounts & Offers
Free Entry
Minors below the age of 18, people with disabilities and their caretakers, school classes, holders of the Abbonamento Musei/Torino Card and other promotional cards offered by the local authorities, etc., can enjoy free entry. Similarly, visitors over 65 years or 18-25 years of age, groups of over 20 pax, and members of associations recognized by Fondazione Torino Musei can leverage discounted tickets.
Plan Your Visit to Palazzo Madama
Plan Your Visit to Palazzo Madama
Opening Hours
Getting there
Guidelines/Facilities
What are Palazzo Madama timings?
The Palazzo Madama is open throughout the week except on Tuesdays. The Palazzo Madama timetable is as follows:
The Palazzo Madama is open throughout the week except on Tuesdays. The Palazzo Madama timetable is as follows:
Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday - 10:00 AM to 06:00 PM
Thursday - 01:00 pm to 09:00 pm
Last entrance: 1 hour before the closing time
When is Palazzo Madama closed?
Palazzo Madama remains closed on Tuesdays.
Palazzo Madama remains closed on Tuesdays.
What is the best time to visit Palazzo Madama?
Visit Palazzo Madama during the day as you can enjoy the Medieval Garden in all its glory. The best time to explore Turin is during the months of September and October as the weather is at its best. Apart from this, several exhibitions, festivals, and concerts take place in the city around this time.
Visit Palazzo Madama during the day as you can enjoy the Medieval Garden in all its glory. The best time to explore Turin is during the months of September and October as the weather is at its best. Apart from this, several exhibitions, festivals, and concerts take place in the city around this time.
How long is a Palazzo Madama tour?
A complete tour of Palazzo Madama can take up to two hours.
Where is Palazzo Madama located?
Palazzo Madama can be found in Piazza Castello, adjacent to the Royal Palace of Tuin, in the center of the city.
Address - P.za Castello, 10122 Torino TO, Italy
How do I get to Palazzo Madama?
Reach Palazzo Madama Turin by Bus, Train, Metro, and Light Rail. By train, you will find Palazzo Madama about 2 km away from Porta Nuova and Porta Susa railway stations. Whereas by buses and trams, you can choose a stop on Lines 4, 11, 12, 13, 18, 51, 55, 56, 61, 68. On the other hand, you can travel by car (taxi or personal), but beware, there are no parking services available at the venue.
Can I take the metro/train to Palazzo Madama?
Yes, absolutely. You can get to Palazzo Madama in Turin by metro (route M1), light rail, or train.
Can I take the bus to Palazzo Madama?
Lines 4, 11, 12, 13, 18, 51, 55, 56, 61, and 68 will take you to Palazzo Madam via bus and tram.
Is Palazzo Madama wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the main entrance to the museum at Palazzo Madama Turin is accessible by wheelchair. There are two wheelchairs available on the property which you can use free of cost. Guests can also bring along their motorized chairs during their visit.
Is storage facility available at Palazzo Madama?
Lockers for storage are available at the entrance of Palazzo Madama, Turin.
Is photography permitted at Palazzo Madama?
Except in temporary exhibition venues, photography for personal use is permitted without the use of a flash, a tripod, or camera extension rods. Without permission from the museum, no pictures may be reproduced or sold.
Are outside food and drinks permitted inside Palazzo Madama?
Any type of food is not allowed inside the main museum at Palazzo Madama.
What are my dining options at Palazzo Madama?
You can check out great Italian food at the Palazzo Madama Cafe on the property.
Are return transfers included in my Palazzo Madama tickets?
No, transfers are not included in any of the Palazzo Madama Turin ticket options.
Is there a dress code to visit Palazzo Madama?
No, just wear comfortable shoes and dress according to the weather during your visit.
What to See at Palazzo Madama?
What to See at Palazzo Madama?
Apart from the Palazzo Madama history, you can find an overview of the entire city's history, from the Roman Gate through the Middle Ages fortification and finally the castle of the Acaja rulers. Don’t miss these must-see-sights during your visit.
Museo Civico d’Arte Antica
Museo Civico d’Arte Antica or ‘the Civic Museum of Ancient Art’ features a well-known collection of artwork from the Renaissance, Baroque, and medieval eras. Explore one of Italy's largest collections of decorative arts, which includes precious Meissen porcelain, Delftware, and finely embroidered textiles. A modest Roman collection can be admired here, together with medieval stone carvings and Renaissance artwork in its beautiful baroque halls.
Lapidario Medievale
Lapidario Medievale or the medieval stonework collection in the basement of Palazzo Madama Turin consists of a magnificent collection of stone jewelry, mosaics, sculptures, and other great pieces. Check out the beautiful floor mosaic found in the renovation of Santa Maria Cathedral of Acqui dating back to 1120-1130. Another important piece is Capital with Original Sin depicting Eve and Adam’s sin.
Medieval Garden
The medieval Garden was built in the moat of Palazzo Madama as a part of the expansion and furnishings of the castle, as indicated in the 15th-century documents. There is a ‘hortus’ (vegetable garden), a ‘viridarium’ (forest and orchard), and an ‘iardinum domini’ (prince's garden) in the garden. These are some of the priceless details from historic records kept at Palazzo Madama that provide a picture of life in the former Castle of Turin between 1400 and 1500.
Fifteenth-century castle
In Palazzo Madama, you not only discover the history of Turin but about the 15th-century castle itself. The entire ground floor is dedicated to the rich history of the castle and its various owner.
Treasure Tower and Baroque Rooms
The sumptuous baroque rooms on the 1st floor of Palazzo Madama housed the apartments of the two royal Madames. Antonello da Messina's Portrait of a Man can be found in the Treasure Tower. The first-floor Baroque chambers feature art from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, including paintings and furniture by Pifetti and Prunotto in richly designed settings.
Top Attractions in Turin
Top Attractions in Turin
Turin is famed for its various art galleries, eateries, cathedrals, palaces, opera houses, piazzas, parks, gardens, theaters, libraries, museums, and other establishments. Don’t miss out on these surreal places of interest while you’re in the city.
Venaria Reale
A beautiful town tucked away in Turin, Venaria Reale is another UNESCO World Heritage site formerly owned by the House of Savoy. The Palace of Venaria is the epitome of luxury, royalty, and grace. It served as a hunting base for Charles Emanuel II during his visit. Visit Venaria Realia and its simply exquisite Royal Garden with Venaria Reale tickets.
Musei Reali
Museo d'Arte Orientale is housed at the eighteenth-century town palace of Palazzo Mazzonis. The galleries here feature artwork from South and Southeast Asia, an Italian collection of Chinese funerary art, religious and secular artwork from Japan, artwork from the Himalayas, and Islamic artwork. Visit this museum which has the largest collection of 2,200 pieces, representing creative and cultural traditions from Asia with Museo d’Arte Orientale tickets.
Pinacoteca Albertina
From Filippo Lippi to the Caravaggesque, to the masters of the Royal Academy of Turin, there is a distinguished collection of artworks at the Pinacoteca Albertina. Established in the 17th century as an academy for painters, sculptors, and architects, you can expect some of the best temporary fine art exhibitions here. Visit this historical institution with Pinacoteca Albertina tickets.
Museo Egizio
The Museo Egizio is solely focused on ancient Egyptian civilization. It is regarded as having one of the world's biggest collections of Egyptian antiquities, with more than 30,000 pieces, and is second only to the Egyptian Museum in Cairo in terms of importance. Visit this museum with Museo Egizio tickets.
Museo d'Arte Orientale
Museo d'Arte Orientale is housed at the eighteenth-century town palace of Palazzo Mazzonis. The galleries here feature artwork from South and Southeast Asia, an Italian collection of Chinese funerary art, religious and secular artwork from Japan, artwork from the Himalayas, and Islamic artwork. Visit this museum which has the largest collection of 2,200 pieces, representing creative and cultural traditions from Asia with Museo d’Arte Orientale tickets.
Palazzo Madama Tickets & Tour FAQs
Palazzo Madama Tickets & Tour FAQs
Are Palazzo Madama tickets available online now?
Yes, the best way to book tickets for your visit to Palazzo Madama is to purchase them online.
What are the different types of Palazzo Madama tickets and tours?
Combo tickets of the Palazzo Madama with either the Albertina Gallery or The Royal Palace of Turin are available. You can also get a budget-friendly experience ticket to Palazzo Madama with a guided tour.
Is skip-the-line entry included in my Palazzo Madama tickets?
No, skip-the-line entry to Palazzo Madama is not included in our collection of tickets.
Are guided Palazzo Madama tours available?
Yes, an optional guided tour of the Palazzo Madama comes with our experience tickets.
What are Palazzo Madama hours/opening hours/timings?
No, return transfers are not available for any of our Last Supper tickets.
Are guided Last Supper tours available?
The Palazzo Madama is open throughout the week except on Tuesdays. The Palazzo Madama timetable is as follows:
What are The Last Supper opening hours?
The Palazzo Madama is open throughout the week except on Tuesdays. The Palazzo Madama timetable is as follows:
Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday - 10:00 AM to 06:00 PM
Thursday - 01:00 pm to 09:00 pm
Last entrance: 1 hour before the closing time
How do I get to Palazzo Madama?
You can get to Palazzo Madam by bus, train, metro, or light rail. Although you can take a taxi or come by personal car, there are no parking facilities on the property making it a difficult choice.
What is the best time to visit Palazzo Madama?
The best season to visit Turin is during autumn. The months of September and October offer a pleasant view of the Palazzo Madama Medieval Garden. Visit early morning when you can spend some time exploring the garden comfortably.
Is Palazzo Madama wheelchair accessible?
Yes, not only is Palazzo Madama Turin wheelchair accessible, but two wheelchairs are available for free use on the property. Guests with limited mobility can even bring their motorized chairs if they prefer.
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