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Impressive, unique, rich in history.

The elevator inside the Mole is wonderful! The view that appears as you go up is incredible A commendation to the staff who allowed us preferential and rapid access that allowed our disabled son to skip the queue!!

I visited the museum and took the elevator up. It was a beautiful view of Turin. Recommended.

Beautiful and the cinema museum inside is a gem even for non-enthusiasts. Absolutely worth seeing.

To visit during your visit to Turin. Very complete museum!

The Mole Antonelliana in Turin is an architectural marvel and an iconic symbol of the city that truly takes your breath away. Towering majestically over the skyline, this stunning building, originally conceived as a synagogue, now houses the National Museum of Cinema and is a testament to 19th-century design brilliance. The intricate details of its facade and the dramatic spire are mesmerizing, and the view from the top is absolutely worth the ascent. Visitors are treated to panoramic vistas of Turin and the surrounding Alps, creating a picture-perfect backdrop for unforgettable memories. Inside, the museum offers a fascinating journey through the history of cinema, featuring remarkable exhibits that engage and inspire film enthusiasts and casual visitors alike. The blend of history, culture, and art housed within the Mole Antonelliana makes it a must-visit attraction. The staff here are friendly and informative, enhancing the experience with their passion for the building's rich heritage. Whether you're an architecture lover, a history buff, or simply seeking a unique experience, the Mole Antonelliana is a dazzling highlight of Turin that should not be missed.

Unfortunately I didn't know that you had to book.....but hearing from other people is fantastic and beautiful I WILL BE BACK

Turin's iconic building. The tickets for the panoramic view were sold out, so buy them in advance.

Very beautiful emblematic monument of Turin! The architecture of the Mole Antonelliana is truly impressive, and the history behind its construction is fascinating. The cinema museum is original and well designed, with quite a few interesting objects to discover. Special mention for the panoramic elevator: the view of the city is magnificent, especially on a clear day. Only downside: the price of the elevator is a little high for what it is, but overall, a visit worth the detour €9

I had a blast. I recommend buying your ticket online in advance, so as to skip the queue