Is the Torino+Piemonte Card Worth It? (2026)

✅ Yes.The Torino+Piemonte Card pays for itself almost immediately. One of the best city passes in Italy.

What you get

1-day (€28): Free entry to 200+ museums/sites + public transport. 2-day (€40): Same, extended. 3-day (€48): Best value for a full Turin visit.

Why it works

Turin's museums are expensive individually: Museo Egizio (€18), Mole Antonelliana/Cinema Museum (€15), Palazzo Reale (€15), GAM (€10), Castello di Rivoli (€10). Visit just 2 museums + use transport and the 1-day card pays for itself. Visit 3-4 and you're saving €20-30.

The transport inclusion (GTT metro, trams, buses) saves €1.50-3 per ride. Sassi-Superga rack railway (normally €9 round trip) is included. The river Po boat tour (normally €10) is included. These add up fast.

Where to buy

Tourist offices, major museums, online at turismotorino.org. Activate at first use. The Turismo Torino staff can help you plan your visits to maximize value.

💡 The 2-day card (€40) is the sweet spot. Day 1: Museo Egizio + Mole Antonelliana + aperitivo. Day 2: Palazzo Reale + Superga Basilica + Venaria Reale. That's €70+ of entries for €40, plus all transport free. Turin's card is how city passes should work.

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