Royal Palace of Turin: Skip-the-Line Ticket and Guided Tour
Turin
Royal Palace of Turin: Skip-the-Line Ticket and Guided Tour
2 hours
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start of your experience
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Enter the palace with ease as you skip the long queues.
Explore the palace with the help of your guide.
Learn about the home of the Savoy family and admire the luxurious interiors and furnishings.
Visit the Chapel of the Holy Shroud and soak in the beautiful palace gardens.
Guided tours are available in English and Italian.
Skip the Line Tickets for the Royal Palace.
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Go on a journey through time and discover the marvelous Royal Palace of Turin, the home of the Savoy family who was the first kings of Italy. Explore this UNESCO World Heritage site with ease as the ticket entitles you to skip the long queues with your guide for a hassle-free tour. The Royal Palace of Turin is one of the city’s most opulent sites, with frescoed halls, and the Chapel of the Shroud.
Meet your guide at the palace entrance and enter the palace with ease as you skip the lines. Marvel at the luxurious interiors, decorations, and furnishings and explore the halls and rooms where the Italian royal family used to reside and learn about the legends of the royals and their hidden treasures. Visit the throne room built in a classic Italian baroque style and enter the royal office where the king signed his coronation documents. Tour the royal apartments, ballroom, and gallery. End your tour by visiting the Chapel of the Holy Shroud and soak in the beauty of the palace gardens.
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Important information
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The building is wheelchair and wheelchair accessible.
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Luggage is allowed.
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Guide dogs are allowed.
Timings
- Saturday at 10 a.m.
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