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Museo Civico d'Arte Antica

Museum of Ancient Art

This museum is within Palazzo Madama on Piazza Castello. It's misnamed, as the art collection is Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque, and more ancient (eg Byzantine) work is elsewhere.

Address: Piazza Castello
Getting there: square south of Palazzo Reale
Hours: Wed-Sun 10:00-18:00
Price: Adult €10, conc €8
Website: palazzomadamatorino.it (opens in a new tab)

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