National  Museum  of  the  Risorgimento​

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.
​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
Category: Museums of Italy

City: Turin

Region: Piedmont

Province: Metropolitan City of Turin

Opened: 1878

Exhibits: Italian unification weapons, regalia and other artefacts

Nearest Metro: Porta Nuova (900 metres/11 minutes' walk)
Close by: ​Egyptian Museum of Turin, Royal Palace of Turin
Recommended accommodation: Turin Palace Hotel

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