In Torino you can breathe culture in every corner.
Italy's first capital city has established itself as the centre of European and international culture through an exceptional variety of styles, forms and languages that, from time to time, tell the story of the city of monuments, royal palaces, churches, spirituality, events, music, galleries, cinema, literature...
Beato Angelico negli occhi di Bartholomäus Spranger. Giudizi Universali a confronto
The Royal Museums will host the exhibition dossier Beato Angelico in the eyes of Bartholomäus Spranger. A comparison of Last Judgements.
The Phair | Photo Art Fair - 2026
The annual appointment dedicated to art and photography The Phair | Photo Art Fair, synthesis of Photography and Fair, returns for the first time at the OGR Torino, a unique centre of culture and innovation in Europe
Mutual Aid. Arte in Collaborazione con la Natura
The exhibition explores the creative collaboration between humans and the non-human world by involving a selection of artists who have addressed the issue of the interdependence between humans and nature from the 1960s to the present.
Berthe Morisot. Pittrice Impressionista
The GAM, in collaboration with the Musée Marmottan Monet in Paris, presents an exhibition celebrating the history and artistic career of the only woman among the founders of the Impressionist movement.
Immaginaria. Christmas in Venaria Reale 2025
Immaginaria accompanies the city throughout the Christmas period with fairs and markets, theatre performances and street entertainment, children’s workshops, concerts, exhibitions, letters to Father Christmas and much more...
Tolkien. Uomo, Professore, Autore
The exhibition dedicated to the British writer John Ronald Reuel Tolkien is a fascinating journey of discovery of the storyteller of Middle-earth. A man of his time, novelist, linguist and philologist, the Oxford Professor is recounted in his artistic and
Giorgio De Chirico: 1924
On the occasion of the centenary of Surrealism (1924-2024), the Accorsi-Ometto Museum is dedicating an exhibition to Giorgio de Chirico, considered by André Breton to be the precursor of Surrealism.