Located right in the heart of the city in a beautiful and fascinating building, the Egyptian Museum of Turin is the second most important museum in the world for the study of Ancient Egypt and should therefore be a must-see during your stay in this amazing city. Meet your local guide and delve into the Egyptian culture admiring real mummies, sarcophagi, and interesting findings (more than 40.000) preserved in the museum. You will also enter the scenographic and breathtaking gallery of Ramses II that has been set up in the museum exactly like it was found in Egypt by archeologists. Discover the interesting history of the Egyptians, their rituals, and their habits. See the original Sphinx, the Kha papyrus, Amon and Seti statues during a journey in time and space. A must-do experience, perfect for adults and children to discover Egypt in just a 2 hours guided tour.
Know in advance: To participate in the standard tour in English and Italian a minimum age of 14 is required (children and infants are not allowed), while the family tour (available only in Italian) is open to customers of all ages (adults 18+, youth 14-17, children 6-13 and infants 0-5)
Discover Ancient Egypt with an expert guide
This tour is guaranteed with a minimum number of two participants
Admire real mummies, sarcophagi, and a lot of different findings
Minors must be accompanied by an adult
Bring the whole family - everyone will love it
The English tour and the Italian morning tour are limited to 6 people per group. The afternoon tour in Italian is limited to 20 people
Save time and see more with skip-the-line access
The Egyptian Museum of Turin, also known as The Museo Egizio, is an archaeological museum, housing one of the largest collections of ancient Egyptian relics. The museum was founded in 1824 and is thought to be the world’s oldest and most significant museums of Egyptian artefacts, after that of Cairo.
The guide will be at the entrance of the palace (on the street, not in the courtyard) holding a yellow sign with TOUR written on it. Please be at the meeting point 10 minutes before the beginning of the tour.
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Located right in the heart of the city in a beautiful and fascinating building, the Egyptian Museum of Turin is the second most important museum in the world for the study of Ancient Egypt and should therefore be a must-see during your stay in this amazing city. Meet your local guide and delve into the Egyptian culture admiring real mummies, sarcophagi, and interesting findings (more than 40.000) preserved in the museum. You will also enter the scenographic and breathtaking gallery of Ramses II that has been set up in the museum exactly like it was found in Egypt by archeologists. Discover the interesting history of the Egyptians, their rituals, and their habits. See the original Sphinx, the Kha papyrus, Amon and Seti statues during a journey in time and space. A must-do experience, perfect for adults and children to discover Egypt in just a 2 hours guided tour.
Know in advance: To participate in the standard tour in English and Italian a minimum age of 14 is required (children and infants are not allowed), while the family tour (available only in Italian) is open to customers of all ages (adults 18+, youth 14-17, children 6-13 and infants 0-5)
Discover Ancient Egypt with an expert guide
This tour is guaranteed with a minimum number of two participants
Admire real mummies, sarcophagi, and a lot of different findings
Minors must be accompanied by an adult
Bring the whole family - everyone will love it
The English tour and the Italian morning tour are limited to 6 people per group. The afternoon tour in Italian is limited to 20 people
Save time and see more with skip-the-line access
The Egyptian Museum of Turin, also known as The Museo Egizio, is an archaeological museum, housing one of the largest collections of ancient Egyptian relics. The museum was founded in 1824 and is thought to be the world’s oldest and most significant museums of Egyptian artefacts, after that of Cairo.
The guide will be at the entrance of the palace (on the street, not in the courtyard) holding a yellow sign with TOUR written on it. Please be at the meeting point 10 minutes before the beginning of the tour.
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