Collezione Civica d’Arte di Palazzo Vittone

Pinerolo (TO)

AM Piedmont and Aosta Valley

The Pinerolo Civic Art Collection is housed in one of the most significant Baroque buildings in the city, designed by Antonio Bernardo Vittone. Inaugurated in 1978, the art gallery houses a rich selection of paintings, sculpture and medals, representative of the main Italian artistic movements of the 19th and 20th centuries.

Dipinto contemporaneo a tema religioso con due figure stilizzate dai tratti marcati, una croce e un uccello bianco.

The palace, designed in 1740 by the architect Bernardo Vittone, today hosts three important cultural institutions: the Civic Art Collectionthe Pineroloese Ethnographic Museum and the Prehistoric Museum.

These realities are part of the MUPI - Pinerolo Museum System, a network coordinating the city museums and their collections, offering a’integrated cultural experiencewith single entrance ticket e unified timetables. The MUPI grew out of the “Pinerolo Museum System”promoted by the City of Pinerolo with the contribution of CRT Foundation.

Both the City Museums (with entrance fee) and the Non-municipal museums (free admission). The museums are currently in refitting phase, whose first core was presented in September 2021.

In 2026, the Art Gallery will be open to the public on set dayswith calendar and times can be found on this page.