ROYAL MUSEUMS

Overlooking Piazza Castello, the Royal Palace, the Savoy Gallery, the Royal Armoury, the Royal Library and the Archaeological Museum, the Chapel of the Holy Shroud together with Chiablese Halls (the residence of Pauline Bonaparte and birthplace of Queen Margaret of Savoy, the first Queen of Italy) together constitute the Royal Museums of Torino, a project which underlines the central focus of the city and its artistic heritage within the international panorama: around 3 km of an extraordinary itinerary to re-experience the city’s evolution, from the first Roman settlement to the Unification of Italy.

The tour includes the Royal Palace with the Armoury, the Chapel of the Holy Shroud, the 1st and 2nd floors of the Savoy Gallery, the Royal Gardens and the Turin section of the Museum of Antiquities.

SAFETY RULES:
A management plan has been implemented and foresees a quota of accesses to the museum of a max of 80 people per hour; there is an indication of the maximum simultaneous presences for each room; a widespread and well-developed communication plan with precise and repeated indications of the behavior to assume.

Access to the building can only take place via the main door of the Royal Palace where a security guard will be regularly positioned to manage the incoming and outgoing flows. Visitors will only be able to access the building if equipped with a mask and after measuring their temperature in an autonomous way using a thermal scanner. Once inside (if with a mask and having a body temperature below 37.5 ° C), they must respect the quota to access the museum route and therefore, at the ticket office.

You have direct access - without going through the ticket office - to the Court of Honor, the Royal Café and/or the Gardens. Priority access cannot be planned at the beginning, but will eventually be restored later.

Guided tours can take place with a maximum of 6/8 people (depending on the route) + guide in compliance with the maximum numbers of simultaneous presence.