National Museum of the Risorgimento
Latest update: 26 February 2022
The National Museum of the Risorgimento or Museo Nazionale del Risorgimento charts the beguiling story by which Italy became a unified nation in 1861, the process known as the Risorgimento.
One of 23 museums in Italy dedicated to the same subject, the one in Turin is the most important. It has some fascinating displays including a statue of Risorgimento hero Giuseppe Garibaldi. |
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Opening-times:
Tuesday- Sunday: 10:00 - 18:00 Last entrance: 17:30 Closed: Mondays |
Prices:
Full: €10 Concessions: €8 (over 65's, groups of 25+) Children under 6: Free entrance |
City: Turin
Province: Metropolitan City of Turin Region: Piedmont Opened: 1878 Exhibits: Italian unification weapons, regalia and other artefacts Nearest Metro: Porta Nuova (900 metres/11 minutes' walk) |
Recommended accommodation: Turin Palace Hotel
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