Torino is an elegant, green and surprisingly family-friendly city, perfect for exploring with children. Interactive museums, city parks, fairytale Royal Residences and lots of activities designed for children make the capital of Piemonte an ideal destination for a family holiday combining culture and fun.
Museums for children in Torino
Torino is famous for its museums (more than 80!), many of which offer tours and workshops dedicated to children.
The Museo Nazionale del Cinema, housed in the Mole Antonelliana, fascinates young and old alike with panoramic lifts, sets and immersive installations.
Also not to be missed is the Museo Egizio, one of the most important in the world, which offers guided family tours and educational activities to introduce young people to the history of ancient Egypt.
For those who love science and experimentation, the Museo A come Ambiente (MAcA) is an ideal stop: an interactive museum where you can learn while having fun, with games and workshops on energy, water and sustainability.
The Museo Regionale di Scienze Naturali: the name alone evokes a museum suitable for little explorers, with close encounters with animals from all over the world and immersive stations where you can get in touch with nature.
The MAUTO, Museo dell'Automobile Torino, will fascinate even the youngest visitors with carriages, large vintage cars and legendary racing cars. Every year, it offers workshops and activities for the whole family.
Museums and foundations dedicated to contemporary art welcome children with special events, guided tours and workshops where fun goes hand in hand with culture.
Infini.to and its Planetarium, the Lavazza Museum, Choco-Story, the Gianduja and Chocolate Museum: discover immersive museums where you can touch, look and experiment to learn.
Discover all the museums and activities for families in Torino in this section of the website.
Parks, nature and outdoor activities in and around Torino
Torino is a green city, crossed by the River Po and surrounded by hills. Valentino Park, in the heart of the city, is perfect for a break in the open air: large green spaces, cycle paths and play areas. Not only that, but gardens and parks regenerate the whole city and province.
For a trip with a difference, take the little red train, the ancient Cremagliera, up the hill of Superga for one of the most spectacular views and the chance to combine nature and history by visiting the Basilica.
The Gran Paradiso National Park, ZOOM Torino and many other unmissable experiences in contact with nature. Here are the sections dedicated to nature.
Fairytale Castles and Residences
The Residenze Reali Sabaude, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, are a great adventure even for the youngest visitors. Palaces, gardens and sumptuous halls stimulate the imagination and transform the visit into a journey through time. Some Residences offer educational activities and animated tours, ideal for engaging children in an active and fun way.
Explore the Residenze Reali Sabaude, the Castles and Forts in Torino and its province here.
Shows and theatre for children
Musicals, shows, theatres: lights, colours and movement have always attracted children, who will be fascinated by the locations and events offered for them throughout the year.
Plan your stay with children in Torino and its province
Before leaving, check the calendar of events, workshops and activities for families: throughout the year, Torino offers initiatives designed specifically for children, especially on weekends and during school holidays.
Purchase the Torino+Piemonte Card to explore the city freely with a single pass: with the purchase of 1 adult card, children under 12 are included!
Torino will surprise the whole family with its unique mix of culture, entertainment and hospitality: a city to be enjoyed together, suitable for adults and children alike.