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Turin City Pass Comparison: Torino+Piemonte Card vs Individual Tickets (2026)

Museo Egizio, the Mole Antonelliana, Palazzo Reale and the Sacra Sindone chapel — compared by what's actually included, verified against the official Turismo Torino e Provincia and museum pages.

Torino+Piemonte Card

€29.90 (24 hours) up to €52.90 (120 hours)

💡 Best for a museum-heavy visit hitting several of its ~60 free-entry sites across Turin and Piedmont within the validity window — but remember the panoramic lift and public transport are only discounted, not free.

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Museo Egizio
Included, free admission
Mole Antonelliana (Museo Nazionale del Cinema)
Museum: included, free. Panoramic lift: discounted rate only (€7.00), not free
Palazzo Reale (Musei Reali complex)
Included, free admission to the full complex
Cappella della Sacra Sindone
Included, free (via the same Musei Reali admission)
Public Transport
Not included by default — a discounted GTT 'Tour' add-on ticket (€7.00 for 48h, €9.00 for 72h) can be bought alongside the card at the Torino Tourist Office only
Format
Digital (smartphone) or physical card from the Torino Tourist Office
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✓ Verified 2026-09-29

Individual Tickets

Pay per attraction — see rows below

💡 Can be cheaper for a short visit focused on just 1-2 of the big-name sights — run the math against the card's flat price for your specific plans.

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Museo Egizio
€18.00 adult (€3.00 reduced 15-18, €1.00 ages 6-14) — online purchase only, no walk-up sales
Mole Antonelliana (Museo Nazionale del Cinema)
€18.00 museum / €9.00 lift / €23.00 combined (full price)
Palazzo Reale (Musei Reali complex)
€15.00 adult, one ticket covers the whole Musei Reali circuit
Cappella della Sacra Sindone
Not sold separately — included in the €15.00 Musei Reali ticket
Public Transport
GTT single ticket ~€2.00 (100 minutes)
Format
Varies by venue — mostly online, some on-site

Buy each ticket on its own official page — see the attraction guides below.

Data sources & verification

Checked against 4 official and provider sources. Every fact listed here was verified on or after 2026-09-29.

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FactSourceLast verified
Cappella della Sacra Sindone (Chapel of the Holy Shroud)Attraction detailsMusei Reali di Torino (official, Ministero della Cultura)
Mole Antonelliana & Museo Nazionale del CinemaAttraction detailsMuseo Nazionale del Cinema (official)
Museo Egizio (Egyptian Museum)Attraction detailsMuseo Egizio (official)
Palazzo Reale (Musei Reali di Torino)Attraction detailsMusei Reali di Torino (official, Ministero della Cultura)
Torino+Piemonte CardPass detailsTurismo Torino e Provincia (official)
Torino+Piemonte Card × Cappella della Sacra Sindone (Chapel of the Holy Shroud)Pass inclusionTurismo Torino e Provincia (official)
Torino+Piemonte Card × Mole Antonelliana & Museo Nazionale del CinemaPass inclusionTurismo Torino e Provincia (official)
Torino+Piemonte Card × Museo Egizio (Egyptian Museum)Pass inclusionTurismo Torino e Provincia (official)
Torino+Piemonte Card × Palazzo Reale (Musei Reali di Torino)Pass inclusionTurismo Torino e Provincia (official)

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Breakdown by Main Attractions

01. The Torino+Piemonte Card genuinely covers Turin's big three museums for free

Museo Egizio (€18.00 value), Palazzo Reale/Musei Reali (€15.00 value), and the Museo Nazionale del Cinema itself (€18.00 value) are all confirmed free with the card — but the Mole Antonelliana's panoramic lift is a notable exception, discounted to €7.00 rather than free.

02. Neither Go City nor Turbopass operates in Turin

Confirmed directly against both providers' own published destination lists as of this guide's verification date — the Torino+Piemonte Card, run by Turismo Torino e Provincia, is the only general-purpose multi-attraction city pass covering Turin.

03. The Sacra Sindone chapel has no ticket of its own

It's only reachable through the same unified Musei Reali admission that covers Palazzo Reale — there is no way to pay for just the chapel. And the actual Shroud relic is not inside it: it has been kept in a separate case in Turin Cathedral next door since 1993.

04. Public transport is a paid add-on, not a card inclusion

Unlike some other Italian city passes, the base Torino+Piemonte Card does not bundle GTT bus/tram/metro travel. A discounted GTT 'Tour' ticket (€7.00 for 48h, €9.00 for 72h) can be added, but only in person at the Torino Tourist Office alongside the card purchase.

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First-Time, Museum-Heavy Visit

Seeing Museo Egizio, Palazzo Reale, and the Museo Nazionale del Cinema across 2-3 days comfortably beats their combined €51.00 individual cost against even the 72-hour card at €45.90.

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Panoramic Views Focus

Just want the Mole Antonelliana's rooftop terrace? Buy the lift-only ticket directly (€9.00) — the card doesn't make this free, only discounted.

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Sacra Sindone / Shroud Interest

You must buy into the full Musei Reali ticket (€15.00, or included on the card) to see Guarini's chapel — but see the free-entry Duomo next door if your real interest is where the Shroud itself is kept.

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Short Visit, 1 Sight

Only visiting the Museo Egizio? The individual €18.00 ticket beats even the cheapest 24-hour card (€29.90) unless you're also hitting at least one more paid sight that day.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the best Turin city pass?
The Torino+Piemonte Card is the only general-purpose multi-attraction pass covering Turin — neither Go City nor Turbopass operates here. It's confirmed to include free entry to Museo Egizio, Palazzo Reale/Musei Reali (including the Sacra Sindone chapel), and the Museo Nazionale del Cinema.
Is the Torino+Piemonte Card worth it?
Usually yes for a museum-focused 2-3 day visit — the 72-hour card (€45.90) beats the combined cost of Museo Egizio, Palazzo Reale, and the Cinema Museum (€51.00) bought individually. It's less clear-cut for a short, single-sight visit.
Does the Torino+Piemonte Card include the Mole Antonelliana's panoramic lift?
No — only the museum portion is free. The panoramic lift is discounted to €7.00 for cardholders, not included for free, confirmed directly on the museum's own official pricing page.
Does the Torino+Piemonte Card include public transport?
Not by default. A discounted GTT 'Tour' public-transport add-on (€7.00 for 48 hours, €9.00 for 72 hours) can be purchased alongside the card, but only in person at the Torino Tourist Office.
Can I see the Shroud of Turin itself?
Only rarely — the physical relic is kept in a protective case in Turin Cathedral (not in the Cappella della Sacra Sindone) and is exhibited to the public only on occasions decided by the Vatican, not on a routine visiting schedule.
Do Go City or Turbopass operate in Turin?
No — confirmed directly against both providers' own current destination lists. The Torino+Piemonte Card, run by Turismo Torino e Provincia, is the city's own official pass.
Is Museo Egizio's ticket office open for walk-up purchases?
No — tickets are sold exclusively online through the museum's own official website. There is no walk-up box office, so arrive with a ticket already purchased.
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