Museums

The Valsalice Natural History Museum was inaugurated by Don Bosco on 5 July 1879. Its...

The Museum of Ancient Jewish Art and History, also known as the Museo degli Argenti, houses one of the most important collections of...

A baroque palace in the heart of Turin houses the Egyptian Museum, the oldest in the world dedicated to the...

On the ground floor, an evocative route is outlined that, using the bays architecture of the former stables, reproduces the...

The collection comprises some 10,000 objects from the four non-European continents brought by Salesian missionaries working in...

Since 1978 the Piedmontese Railway Museum has been finding and preserving railway material of historical interest, with particular reference to...

At the end of the 19th century, Fort Bramafam in Bardonecchia was the most important fortification in the Cottian Alps; after the last...

The Burgundy Museum opened to the public in 1908, by the testamentary will of its founder, the lawyer, collector and philanthropist...

The collection includes valuable uniforms, collections of lead soldiers, models of battles and a series of forty-four...

Inside the museum run by the association Sul filo della Seta (On the Silk Thread), there is an itinerary reconstructing the main stages...

Along the ancient cellars of the Palazzo Alfieri is an exhibition environment that hosts sculptures and stage sets created by the...

The Museum of Archaeology and Archaeotechnology exhibits a collection of experimental reconstructions with numerous paths of knowledge of the...