Egyptian Museum of Turin Guided Tour
Skip the line to see ancient mummies and pharaoh statues with an expert guide
Uncover an epic collection of ancient artifacts at the Egyptian Museum of Turin, the international landmark for Egyptology second only to Cairo. Your guide brings silent mummies and glittering jewelry to life with tales of royal excavations and ancient workers’ strikes. From the shadow of colossal pharaoh statues to the intricately carved coffins of the Gallery of Sarcophagi, every moment reveals a new layer of a lost world. This is the most powerful way to experience Turin’s best museum.
What You Get With This Tour
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Expert English-speaking guide
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Skip-the-line entry to the Egyptian Museum
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Iconic Hall of Kings access
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Gallery of Sarcophagi visit
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Mummies brought to life
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Guide tips
Tour Itinerary
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Your tour begins at the museum entrance
Meet your guide at Via Accademia delle Scienze 6. Your expert will explain how the local Italian royalty founded this massive collection before you bypass the long ticket lines to begin your exploration. -
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Explore the foundations of Egyptian life
Descend to the lower levels to see how the earliest Nile civilizations honored their dead. You’ll view the oldest tomb ever found, dating to 3600 BC, alongside the simple tools that formed the basis of this society. -
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Uncover the treasures of the New Kingdom
Transition into the era of peak artistic achievement to see the remarkably preserved Tomb of Kha and Merit. Admire golden masks and jewelry while your guide shares stories of the master artists who crafted them. -
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Navigate the Gallery of Sarcophagi
Follow your guide through a stunning hall dedicated to the evolution of burial rites and ancient art. You’ll learn why the Egyptians dedicated themselves to creating these decorated coffins and see rare smaller coffins that once held mummified pets. -
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Your tour finishes in the Hall of Kings
Conclude among the colossal stone figures of Ramses II and the goddess Sekhmet. After hearing the unique stories behind these massive statues, you are perfectly placed to continue exploring or visit the museum shop.
Additional Information
Good to know:
Accessibility: This experience is wheelchair accessible, though some areas are uneven. Please reach out to us in advance if you have any mobility concerns.
Headphones: Groups of 10 or more guests will receive personal headsets to ensure the guide is clearly audible throughout the galleries.
Check-in: Arrive 15 minutes early for check-in at the meeting point so the group can enter sites on time.
Your 2-hour tour includes:
Expert English-speaking guide
Skip-the-line entry tickets to the Egyptian Museum
Personal headsets for groups of 10 or more
Guided tour of the main galleries
Maximum group size of 15
What to bring:
Comfortable walking shoes
Camera
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this tour family friendly?
Yes, the guide uses engaging storytelling to keep younger travelers interested throughout the two-hour visit.
What if I have concerns about my mobility on this tour?
The Egyptian Museum is fully wheelchair accessible with elevators connecting the different floors. Please notify us in advance if you require specific assistance so we can ensure the smoothest possible route through the galleries.
How much walking is involved?
You will be on your feet for the full two hours as you move between the museum's floors. We recommend wearing comfortable sneakers.
Is this collection similar to the museum in Cairo?
This museum is the oldest in the world dedicated to Egyptian culture and ranks second only to Cairo in importance. It houses unique items like the Tomb of Kha that you won't find anywhere else.
