
Turin, city of cinema: an itinerary from the Mole to the cinemas
In Turin, cinema has a visible home: the Mole Antonelliana. From Via Montebello, you can plan a day of museums, cinemas and neighbourhoods without turning it into a race.
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Morning at the Mole
The National Cinema Museum explores the techniques, genres and history of moving images. Temporary exhibitions and the panoramic lift have their own admission arrangements. Buy the right ticket and check the official opening hours.
Set aside at least a substantial part of the morning for the museum. Breakfast at Zarathustra lets you make an early start, while the short distance makes it easy to return for a break.
- Book activities with timed entry when required.
- Check for any lift closures.
- Allow separate time for the museum and the temporary exhibition.
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Afternoon around Via Verdi and Cinema Massimo
Cinema Massimo is a key venue for film seasons and festivals. Check the day's programme: screenings may include restored films, special events and films in their original language.
Via Verdi also holds an important place in Turin's film production and cultural history. A walk through this area brings the museum, cinemas, RAI and Teatro Regio within easy reach of one another.
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Evenings and festivals
During the Torino Film Festival and other film events, schedules become busier and more venues are used. Use the official programme, not an old article, to plan your journeys and tickets.
If you are in a group, choose just one event to attend together and leave the rest open. Meeting up at Zarathustra avoids making everyone watch the same film.
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.
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