Museo Egizio
Museo Egizio in Turin is one of the most important museums in the world dedicated to Egyptian art and culture. With over 30,000 artifacts, it offers a unique and fascinating insight into the ancient civilization of Egypt. Explore this museum with guided tours and skip-the-line entry.
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Dive into Egyptian history and culture at one of its best-preserved museums, the Egyptian Museum.
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With dedicated skip-the-line entry, you won't have to worry about long ticketing queues.
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Spot real mummies, sarcophagus, and other interesting findings amid 30,000 artifacts.
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At the gallery of Ramses II, you'll find everything set up exactly like it was found by archeologists.
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Notice the original Sphinx, the Kha papyrus, Amon and Seti statues, and more.
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Learn all about the Egyptians, their intriguing culture, rituals, and habits from your expert English or Italian-speaking tour guide.
More details
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Dive into Egyptian history and culture at one of its best-preserved museums, the Egyptian Museum.
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With dedicated skip-the-line entry, you won't have to worry about long ticketing queues.
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Spot real mummies, sarcophagus, and other interesting findings amid 30,000 artifacts.
-
At the gallery of Ramses II, you'll find everything set up exactly like it was found by archeologists.
-
Notice the original Sphinx, the Kha papyrus, Amon and Seti statues, and more.
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Learn all about the Egyptians, their intriguing culture, rituals, and habits from your expert English or Italian-speaking tour guide.
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Bask in the picturesque beauty and charm of Piemonte and Turin with this city pass
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Explore the city’s ancient complexes, abbeys, castles, fortresses, museums, and more
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Delve into the region’s historical and cultural heritage by visiting can’t-miss landmarks
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Check out the Abbazia di Fruttuaria, Abbazia di Staffarda complex, the Borgo E Rocca Medievale, and more
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The Royal Museums and the Venaria Reale offer skip-the-line entry into these attractions
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Enjoy access to the Civic Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art, and Museo Lavazza
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Benefit from discounts on local transportation including buses, shuttles, and trams
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This city pass comes in 1-day, 2-day, 3-day, and 5-day ticket options
More details
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Bask in the picturesque beauty and charm of Piemonte and Turin with this city pass
-
Explore the city’s ancient complexes, abbeys, castles, fortresses, museums, and more
-
Delve into the region’s historical and cultural heritage by visiting can’t-miss landmarks
-
Check out the Abbazia di Fruttuaria, Abbazia di Staffarda complex, the Borgo E Rocca Medievale, and more
-
Gasp at the world’s largest collection of weaponry at the Armeria Reale
-
The Royal Museums and the Venaria Reale offer skip-the-line entry into these attractions
-
Enjoy access to the Civic Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art, and Museo Lavazza
-
Benefit from discounts on local transportation including buses, shuttles, and trams
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This city pass comes in 1-day, 2-day, 3-day, and 5-day ticket options
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About Museo Egizio
As a highlight of any cultural or historical adventure in Italy, Museo Egizio stands out for its vast Egyptian collection, innovative displays, and engaging visitor experience. It’s a must-visit for anyone exploring Turin’s rich museum scene or seeking to uncover the mysteries of ancient civilizations.
Museo Egizio is the oldest museum in the world dedicated solely to Egyptian civilization, founded in 1824.
The museum’s collection includes the only intact non-royal tomb from ancient Egypt found outside the country—the tomb of Kha and Meryet.
The entire Nubian Temple of Ellesiy was relocated from Egypt to Turin to save it from flooding during the Aswan Dam project.
The museum’s papyrus collection is one of the largest and most significant in the world, featuring the famous Turin King List.
Visitors can experience ancient Egyptian scents, such as cedar and lotus, through special scent boxes in the galleries.
Why visit Museo Egizio?
Plan your visit
Main Entrance (Via Accademia delle Scienze)
The official entrance to Museo Egizio is at Via Accademia delle Scienze 6, directly off Piazza Castello in Turin’s historic center. Look for the museum’s distinctive signage and banners. The entrance is fully wheelchair accessible, with step-free access, automatic doors, and elevators connecting all floors. A staffed cloakroom is available just inside for storing bags and coats. Visitors scan their pre-booked QR-code tickets at this entrance, and staff are on hand to assist with accessibility needs.
Regular Hours: Open Tuesday to Sunday from 9:00am to 6:30pm (last entry at 5:30pm).
Closed: Mondays (except select holidays), January 1, December 25.
Special Hours: Extended evening openings and special events may occur during bicentennial celebrations or festival weeks—check the official website for updates.
Entry Policy: Timed-entry tickets are strictly enforced; early or late arrivals may not be admitted. Plan to arrive just before your reserved slot.
A cloakroom is available at the entrance for storing backpacks, coats, and umbrellas. Use is mandatory for large items.
Multilingual audio guides are included with your ticket and cover over 30 exhibits. Devices are available at entry or via your smartphone.
A well-stocked souvenir shop is located near the exit, offering books, gifts, and Egyptian-themed merchandise.
A café is located within the museum, perfect for a break during your visit. It offers snacks, drinks, and light meals.
Toilets are available on multiple floors and are clearly signposted throughout the museum.
First aid assistance is available on-site. Please contact staff if you require medical attention during your visit.
An information desk is located at the entrance for visitor assistance, directions, and general inquiries.
The museum is fully wheelchair accessible, with elevators connecting all floors and accessible restrooms available.
Wheelchairs are available for visitor use. Please request one at the information desk upon arrival (subject to availability).
Elevator access is provided to all exhibition levels, ensuring barrier-free movement throughout the museum.
Service animals are welcome in the museum to assist visitors with disabilities.
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