Wow. I have been living here for 4 months and this is the first time I visited this museum. I did not expect much from it since I thought the museum was about the history of Italian movie. But when I entered I was amazed. The museum covers from the history and technology of film to poster of comtemporary films.... more

The Mole Antonelliana boasts being the highest museum in the world (167 metres). A combined ticket which also includes a panoramic lift running through the centre of the building can be bought. The museum hosts a comprehensive and somewhat interactive display which the kids aged 7 and 3 found exciting. Unique objects since before the era of silent movies can... more

The Mole Antonelliana was built in the 19th century, to become Turin's great synagogue. It now hosts the National Museum of Cinema, which is reviewed as a separate attraction. There is an elevator that goes all the way to the top, for excellent views of the city (in good weather). The elevator is basically a glass cage, so it could... more

This site is definatle a MUST see while you're in Turin. The museum has many different exibits that explore the history of film that are out of this world. To top it all off there is also an elevator that will take you to the top of the old cathedral to show you a view of the city.... absolutely breath... more

Grande esperienza. Un museo economico ed allestito perfettamente. Un'altra splendida fetta di una città che merita tantissimo more