Royal Museums – The Lenci Collection Reopens

On the third floor of the Galleria Sabauda, at the Royal Museums of Turin, the prestigious [name] reopens to the public Lenci Collection with a completely revamped exhibition, free to visit for holders of Museum Subscription.

The Lenci Collection and the latest additions to the exhibition

The collection includes 132 extremely rare historical ceramics produced by the Turin-based manufacturer between 1928 and 1936, and donated to the Royal Museums in 2022 by Giuseppe and Gabriella Ferrero.

The exhibition is divided into eight thematic sections (ranging from the image of women to myths, and from masks to animals) and is now enhanced by:

• New teaching materials and interactive videos dedicated to ceramic-making techniques (such as the slip-casting technique).
• Multimedia content and texts in English for an even more in-depth and international visitor experience.
• A dialogue with the 20th-century Turin paintings and sculptures housed in the Royal Museums.

Focus guided tours included for season ticket holders

As part of the series Heritage Tales, special in-depth guided tours organised by museum staff will be held, in groups of 25 people:

• October and November: Every Friday and Saturday at 3.30 pm and 4.30 pm (except 31 October and 28 November).
• December (until 7 January): Every Thursday at 3.30 pm and 4.30 pm.

The themed tours are included in the admission ticket and therefore completely free for holders of the Museum Pass (subject to availability).

Useful information for your visit:

• Where: Sabauda Gallery, Royal Museums of Turin (Piazzetta Reale, 1 – Turin).
• Methods of access: Free entry on presentation of a valid Museum Pass.