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Winter in Turin: indoor museums and historic cafes for a February weekend

February is a peaceful month to visit Turin. The major museums are indoors and close to one another, so your group can plan a weekend without worrying about the weather.

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Saturday: cinema and the Mole

The National Cinema Museum is inside the Mole Antonelliana, on the very same street as Zarathustra. The panoramic lift takes you up to the small temple viewpoint for sweeping views across the city, with the Alps visible on clear days.

In the afternoon, head down towards Piazza Castello and the Royal Museums: the Royal Palace, Armoury, Sabauda Gallery and Gardens.

  • Book the Mole lift online for weekends.
  • Consider the Torino Piemonte Museum Pass if you plan to visit several museums.
  • Check the closing days for each museum.

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Sunday: the Egyptian Museum and porticoes

The Egyptian Museum is on Via Accademia delle Scienze, right in the city centre. A visit takes a few hours, so it is best to go in the morning.

After lunch, the porticoes of Via Po and Via Roma allow you to stroll sheltered from the cold. The historic cafes are a must for a break.

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The Carnival period

Carnival often falls in February, with festivities that change every year. The schedule is published by Turismo Torino.

In the evening, the group heads back to the house, with a guest kitchen and breakfast included the next morning.

Your first cultural stop, on Via Montebello

The Mole Antonelliana and Museo Nazionale del Cinema (National Cinema Museum), at Via Montebello 20, are just steps from Zarathustra: a cultural visit to plan for your group. Check tickets, opening hours and panoramic lift access on the museum website.

Mole Antonelliana · Museo Nazionale del Cinema

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