1. Museo Nazionale del Cinema
The Museo Nazionale del Cinema is one of the most important museums in its field in the Europe.It is located in the building called The Mole Antoneilliana. It is the main architectural symbol of Turin that was built in the second part of the nineteenth century by the architect Alessandro Antonelli. The museum is dedicated to the history of what is considered to be the most important cinema in the country. The museum has historical archives in film history, elements that have been used by great artists, and impressive screens showing films. Visitors can also climb to the top of the building to enjoy an incredible view of the city.
3. Basilica of Superga
Inside this beatufill building, visitors will find the tombs of the Savoy family.
5. Sacra Di San Michele
This is one of the largest religious Romanesque architectural complexes in Europe. It was built at the end of the tenth century. From its terrace you will have the grate view on whole Turin.
2. Egyptian museum
This impressive museum really takes visitors into the world of ancient Egypt. The Egyptian Museum is housed in a baroque building of great historical character. It has an impressive collection of Egyptian antiquities. It is the second largest museum of Egyptian history after the one in Cairo. The museum displays a large quantity and variety of mummies in very good condition which is the main attraction of the museum. It also has large sculptures of mythological figures and famous pharaohs.
4. Madama Square
Originally, this building was a medieval fortified house. In the seventeenth century it became the residence of the royal ladies of Dona Maria Cristina of France. The main facade is characterized by its base pad, by giant fluted pilasters and columns with vases and statues.
Many different empires ruled with it during its history and every on of these empires left its traces inside this town. That is the reason why this town is a major tourist attraction in this part of Italy.
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