Why visit
Mole Antonelliana is a landmark in Turin that forms a recognisable part of the city’s public space, architecture and historical identity. The building was begun in the nineteenth century to a design by Alessandro Antonelli and later became a symbol of Turin; it now houses the National Cinema Museum.
What you will see
- Overall architectural form.
- Close-up structural and decorative details.
- Views from the surrounding public space.
- Relationship with the wider cityscape.
History
The building was begun in the nineteenth century to a design by Alessandro Antonelli and later became a symbol of Turin; it now houses the National Cinema Museum.
Visitor tips
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Allow time to look at the surrounding settlement or landscape as well as the principal site, and check current access information before setting out.
About Piedmont & Aosta Valley
Turin’s royal and museum heritage leads west and south to abbeys, vineyard landscapes and the high valleys of Gran Paradiso, creating a strong mix of urban culture and Alpine scenery.
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