Sightseeing Tickets & Passes in Piedmont & Liguria

Enter Genoa Aquarium to discover the best of Europe's enchanting marine world. Home to countless specimens of sea life, the aquarium is Italy's largest, and showcases both rare and well-known species alike. Skip past any admission lines when you enter, then spend as long as you like inside the attraction, discovering manatees, seals, penguins, sharks, and more. It's a treat for all the family.

See three of Genoa's most popular attractions, and discover at your leisure, when you book tickets to the Genoa Aquarium, the Galata Maritime Museum, and the accompanying S518 Nazario Sauro Submarine. Secure your admission in advance, and then choose when you want to visit: tickets are valid for up to one year, so you have the ultimate flexibility in planning your sightseeing.

Soak in all that Turin and Italy's Piedmont Region have to offer with a 2-, 3-, or 5-day sightseeing pass. Each pass gets you free or discounted admission to upwards of 200 of the area's galleries, museums, monuments and more. In addition you'll receive reduced ticket entry on the main tourist services of Tourin: City SighSeeing open bus, panoramic lift in the Mole Antonelliana, boats on river Po, Sassi - Superga rack tramway, and the Venaria Express shuttle bus. It's an easy and economical way to explore.

Discover the ancient secrets of pharaohs and mummies at the newly renovated Turin Egyptian Museum. Explore four redesigned floors of exhibits that house one of the largest collections of Egyptian antiquities in the world, with over 30,000 artifacts including papyrus scrolls, sarcophagi, taxidermied animals, and jewelry. Learn about the fascinating culture and mythology of ancient Egypt with an included video guide and multimedia displays.

Explore the wonderful collection in the National Automobile Museum and get a 24-hour hop-on hop-off bus ticket with this tourist package in Turin. Tour the city on bus lines A and B with your ticket, getting on and off as much as you like during the 24 hours of validity.

Embark on a unique and interactive experience when you visit Genoa's Dialogue in the Dark. This sensory exhibition is held, as its name suggests, entirely in the darkness. With just a small group accompanying you, and led by a blind guide, you'll try out a number of interactive activities, will rely on your other four senses, and may even experience a deeper shift in perception.

Explore several of Genoa's famous attractions for one price with this combination ticket. Visit the Genoa Aquarium, Tropical Garden, Panoramic Lift, and the Biosphere at your leisure, as the ticket is valid for one year after first use. Learn about a variety of animals and their ecosystems at these family-friendly attractions.

Turin and Piedmont are home to some of Italy's finest royal residences, but the entry fees are sometimes high. With this Royal Card in your pocket, save on transport and entry fees at top attractions including the Castello de La Mandria, the Palazzo Madama, and the Villa della Regina. With entry discounts at some of Italy's finest UNESCO-listed royal residences - plus savings on e-bike, open-top bus, and taxi tours - explore Italy's royal history and save on travel along the way.

Learn about the rich history of winemaking in Barolo with an entrance ticket to WiMu, the Barolo Wine Museum. Explore a medieval castle as you wander through several wine-themed exhibitions at your own pace. Discover interesting facts about wine through installations that feature video, sound, and unique uses of light and color.

Buy your Galata Maritime Museum admission ticket in advance to skip lines and maximize your time in the exhibits, which include Christopher Columbus's original manuscripts and a 4D shipwreck reproduction. After you learn about the little-known history of Italian seafaring, climb to the top floor for panoramic views of Genoa's cityscape. Your ticket includes free coat check.

Discover one of Genoa's most beautiful and opulent landmarks when you book tickets to the Palazzo Reale. Built in the 17th century, and once host to guests the likes of Napoleon Bonaparte, the elegant palace is renowned for its Hall of Mirrors (which was modeled on Versailles), as well as its vibrant gardens and rooftop terrace. Save yourself any hassle by securing admission in advance; once inside, feel free to explore at your own pace.