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Piedmont Region Museum Attractions
Here are the top Piedmont Region museum listings so you can find the best in Piedmont Region for your trip. Read these museum reviews written by real travelers. You can narrow these results using the filters to the left.
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Torino, Piedmont Region, Italy
Probably the best film museum you will find this side of the Atlantic Ocean. Clear explanations on all the different aspects of film making and and genres. The..
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Stresa, Piedmont Region, Italy
A beautiful resort at the base of the Italian Alps. Go in October when the weather is cool but the sun is clear and bright. Sail on one of the boats on the lake and..
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Torino, Piedmont Region, Italy
Gigantic museum, the biggest one outside Cairo. The first rooms are done in the modern museum style, clear and with lots of information. Than you've got a few rooms..
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Torino, Piedmont Region, Italy
For everyone who knows Don Bosco... It's the place where he created the first oratory. He also built a Church over there, which is really imposant. In the museum you..
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Rivoli, Piedmont Region, Italy
worth the visit and a fabulous location!
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Racconigi, Piedmont Region, Italy
Great place too visit, one of the many copies of Versailles around Europe. Has a stunning park, and also the Orangerie and the hunting castles are worth to look at.
7. Egypt Musuem
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Torino, Piedmont Region, Italy
You don't have to be into wizzened mummified remains, it's fascinating!
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Torino, Piedmont Region, Italy
The national cinema museum has been places in the Mole Antonelliana, the former synagogue and it was the highest masonary structure in Europe at over 167 meters. The..
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Stupinigi, Piedmont Region, Italy
Just outside of Torino, Italy, in the Piemonte region, the Palazzino di Caccia in Stupinigi was the "hunting lodge" of the royalty before Italy became a unified country..
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Torino, Piedmont Region, Italy
If you're in the neighborhood, don't miss the Agnellis' collection of works by Canaletto, Canova, Matisse and more. I'm assuming that this is the stuff they didn't have..
