Turin, Egyptian Museum: free reopening on June 2. Will be open three days a week with electronic ticket

The Egyptian Museum in Turin reopens to the public on June 2, offering free admission from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. You must book your visit online (at this link), choosing your preferred time slot and show up at the entrance of the museum’s headquarters equipped with an electronic ticket.

As of June 5, the Egyptian Museum will be accessible to visitors three days a week (Friday, Saturday and Sunday), from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., with reduced entrance fees for everyone: 9 euros instead of 15 euros for the full ticket, reduced student tickets for 15- to 18-year-olds and university students are halved from 4 to 2 euros, while admission for children and teens aged 6 to 14 remains at 1 euro. Also introduced is the Family Ticket dedicated to family units consisting of two adults and two minors at a cost of 18 euros.

Planned security measures include the temporary suspension of services such as audioguides, checkroom and refreshment stand; however, the Museum Shop will remain regularly active. Tours led by an Egyptologist will be limited to a maximum of twelve people, and can be purchased exclusively online, choosing between two options: a 50-minute guided tour for 40 euros and a 90 mminute guided tour for 70 euros.

There will also be a thermoscanner and a mask requirement. Dispensers of sanitizing gel will be placed along the museum route. The rooms will have a quota capacity in compliance with the two-meter interpersonal distance.

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Turin, Egyptian Museum: free reopening on June 2. Will be open three days a week with electronic ticket

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