Reaching the Egyptian Museum in Turin, Italy

The Egyptian Museum, also known as Museo Egizio, is one of Turin's premier cultural attractions. Located in the heart of the city, it is accessible by various means of transportation.

By Public Transport

Bus: You can take numerous buses that stop near the museum including lines 55, 56, 57, and 58. Check the GTT Turin website for the latest routes and timetables.
Tram: Tram lines 4, 7, and 15 have stops within walking distance to the museum.
Subway: The closest subway station is Porta Nuova, which is about a 10-minute walk to the museum. From here, you can reach the museum by walking north on Via Roma.

By Train

The Turin Porta Nuova and Porta Susa train stations are the two main railway stations. From either station, you can take public transportation or walk to the museum. Porta Nuova is closer, approximately a 10-minute walk.

By Car

If you are driving to the museum, there are several parking options nearby. However, it is worth noting that Turin has a ZTL zone (Limited Traffic Zone) which restricts traffic in the city center during certain hours. Ensure that you are allowed to drive to the museum or park outside the ZTL and walk or take public transport.

By Air

The nearest airport is Turin Airport (Torino Caselle Airport). From there, you can:

Take a taxi directly to the museum.
Use the SADEM bus service to Turin's city center, then use local buses, trams, or the metro.
Rent a car and drive to the museum, keeping in mind the parking and ZTL mentioned above.

On Foot

Turin's city center is compact and walkable. If you are staying in the city center, you can easily reach the Egyptian Museum on foot while enjoying the beautiful architecture and the ambience of Turin.