Visit

The Castello di Rivoli is open from Thursdays to Sunday from 11 am to 7 pm.
The Cerruti Collection is open on Saturdays and Sundays with the following visits : 11.45 am, 1.15 pm, 2.45pm, 4.15pm and 5.45 pm.

Please note that from 29 April 2021 it is possible to get vaccinated at the Castello di Rivoli Museum of Contemporary Art. The vaccination center is set up in the rooms on the third floor of the Museum where the Claudia Comte exhibition is underway. How to grow and always have the same shape, which therefore cannot be visited by visitors to the Museum. How to grow and always have the same shape, which therefore cannot be visited by visitors to the Museum.

RATES

Full ticket: € 10.00
Reduced ticket: € 6.50 pensioners over 65, teachers, military, cultural associations, journalists Pyou Card holders (young people aged between 15 and 29 years)
Reduced ticket: € 4.50 children (aged between 11 to 18 ) and university students.

Free admission to collections and exhibitions: children under 11, people with disabilities and accompanying persons, turist guides, ICOM and CIMAM members, holders of the Piemonte and Valle d’Aosta Museums Subscription, Torino + Piemonte Card, Royal Card and Contemporary Card.

GUIDED TOURS IN ITALIAN

The Education Department offers free guided tours in Italian for the public conducted by the Artenaute.
From Thursday to Sunday and holidays ( till June 5) : 11am, 2pm, 4pm and 6pm.

SLOW MUSEUM
With reference to the philosophy of the “Slow Food” movement born in our Piedmont region and therefore thinking locally, Castello di Rivoli developed a “Slow Museum” prototype. It is a new concept of museum, which on a physical level addresses local visitors, while it can also be experienced digitally by national and international audiences, through our enhanced digital programming on Digital Cosmos and social media.

We would like your visit to be pleasant and interesting, so we advise you to follow some simple instructions: measure the temperature at your arrival, please wear a mask during your visit, respect your turn, keep the distance, follow the safety routes and sanitize your hands. The Museum staff is trained on the issues of COVID-19 prevention and is subjected to the envisaged health protocol (temperature measurement, hand sanitation, etc.); it also has adequate personal protective equipment.

The Cerruti Collection, the third venue of the Museum, collects more than three hundred works of painting and sculpture ranging from the Middle Ages to the contemporary, to which are added almost two hundred rare and ancient books, bindings, gold backgrounds, and more than three hundred furniture and furnishings including carpets and desks by famous cabinetmakers: a journey through the history of art, from furniture to ancient arts, from the Renaissance to the nineteenth century up to modernity. Masterpieces ranging from the works of Segno di Bonaventura, Bernardo Daddi and Pontormo to those of Renoir, Modigliani, Kandinsky, Klee, Boccioni, Balla and Magritte, to get to Bacon, Burri, Warhol, De Dominicis and Paolini.

Visiting hours

Saturday, Sunday: with pre-established visiting times according to the departure time of the shuttles from the Castello di Rivoli (11.45 am, 1.15 pm, 2.45 pm, 4.15 pm, and 5.45 pm).10.15 am – 11.45 am – 1.15 pm – 2.45 pm – 4.15 pm – 5.45 pm.

We recommend to arrive 20 minutes in advance to validate tickets, please observe the maximum punctuality.

The visit to the Cerruti Collection is accompanied by an expert guide.

The entrance ticket to the Cerruti Collection can be collected or purchased at the Castello di Rivoli Ticket Office.

The ticket also gives access to the exhibitions and permanent collection of the Castello di Rivoli.

In consideration of the limited number of seats available, it is advisable to buy entrance tickets online HERE and collect them at least 10 minutes before the shuttle departs.

Rates

Full ticket € 26,50 – bag

Reduced ticket € 19.50 – scholarship upon presentation of document certifying the right to reduction for groups of at least 3 people, over 65, students up to 26 years, teachers, soldiers, journalists, FAI members and Italian Touring Club, Friends of the Castle Association of Rivoli.

The ticket includes entrance and guided tour of the Cerruti Collection in Italian and entrance to the Castello di Rivoli Museum of Contemporary Art.

Free entry on presentation of a document certifying the right to free admission for disabled and accompanying persons, ICOM members, supporters and benefactors of the Friends of the Castello di Rivoli. Depending on the availability of places, the citizens of Rivoli are entitled to free admission on the third Saturday of the month and the citizens of the Turin metropolitan area on the third Friday of the month.

The guided tour in English, French, Spanish, German can be booked

Tickets purchase
Tickets can be purchased at the Museum Ticket Office or online by credit card without advance sale fees after consulting the “Tickets online” section.
It is recommended to purchase tickets online as access to the Cerruti Collection is limited to groups of 6 people.
Tickets purchased online must be validated at the Castello di Rivoli Ticket Office at least 15 minutes before visiting time. Free tickets CANNOT be purchased online or booked but must be picked up at the Castello di Rivoli Box Office on the day of the visit.

Info and reservations
Tel. 011/9565220 – 011/9565213 villacerruti@castellodirivoli.org

Reservation recommended here

Credit card payment available

Castello di Rivoli Temporary exhibitions + Permanent Collection

Full € 10.00
Reduced € 6.50

Reduced € 4.50 11-18 years old and University students

The presale cost is € 1

For info on timetables and fares https://www.castellodirivoli.org/visita/

Castello di Rivoli + Cerruti Collection
(This ticket can be purchased once the Cerruti Collection will re-open to the public on June 5)

Full € 26.50 – bag
Reduced € 19.50 – bag
Without advance sale costs
For info on the Cerruti Collection section “Cerruti Collection”

General information
The online ticketing service is managed for Castello di Rivoli by Crea Informatica S.r.l. Via Lepetit 8, 20124 Milan through the WEBtic platform.
Before proceeding with the purchase, read the information relating to timetables and fares carefully here
Check the selected date and time carefully before confirming the purchase.
Tickets purchased online CANNOT be canceled, refunded or modified.
Free tickets CANNOT be purchased online or booked but must be picked up at the Castello di Rivoli Ticket Office on the day of the visit.

Buying Guide

— Click on the red “Buy Tickets” button
— Register on the WEBtic platform by filling out the form and following the instructions
— indicated after reading “Terms and Conditions of Service”
— After activating the account it will be possible to proceed with the purchase
— Select the type of ticket
— Select the desired date and time
— WARNING! For Castello di Rivoli the ticket allows access on the date selected for the entire opening time of the Museum, while for the Cerruti Collection the ticket allows access on the selected date but ONLY in the chosen time
— Validate the payment method by selecting “credit card”
— Select the number of tickets and type of fare and click “add to cart”.
For any reductions consult here
— Proceed with the payment

Tickets are sent via e-mail and must be presented to the Museum Ticket Office.

In case of non-receipt of the e-mail contact Crea Informatica info@webtic.it

Validate tickets
Tickets purchased online must be validated at the Castello di Rivoli Ticket Office.
Reduced tickets must be accompanied by a document certifying the right to reduction (e.g. valid identity document and / or membership card). When the ticket is validated, the Museum will provide the visitor with the transfer of a good (bag, cup, notebook, etc.) with the Castello di Rivoli logo based on the price of the ticket purchased.
Once validated, the entry voucher will be delivered to be kept for the duration of the visit.

Please fill out and present this authorization form to the Museum Ticket Office.

Access for People with Disabilities

The Museum’s galleries are accessible to people with disabilities.

Both the Edificio Castello and the Manica Lunga have wheelchair access points located along the side of the buildings, with door phones to contact staff if needed.

A wheelchair is available for visitors.

Service animals are welcome at Castello di Rivoli.

Info: +39 011.9565.280

Our Education Department organizes access programs for people with sensorial, cognitive, and mental disabilities, as well as offering training days related to accessibility.

Info: +39 011.9565.211, b.manzardo@castellodirivoli.org

Pets

Pets (excluding service animals) are forbidden in the Museum galleries but may be brought into the Ticket Office area and cafeteria.

Photography and Video Policy

Handheld cameras, video cameras, and camera phones are welcome in all public outdoor spaces as well as in the permanent collection galleries, subject to the following:

Photographs and videos are for personal use only and may not be sold.

Natural light only; no flash or other supplemental light.

Selfie sticks are welcome in public outdoor spaces only. To protect the art and for the safety and enjoyment of all visitors, selfie sticks are not allowed inside.

Tripods, monopods, handheld microphones, and other external equipment are not permitted without permission of the Museum.

Cameras must be kept a minimum of 18 inches away from artwork.

Photography and video of artworks on loan for temporary exhibitions are sometimes prohibited by lenders.

Please check at the entrances of changing exhibitions for any restrictions in those galleries. Please do not photograph or videotape any work with this symbol:

Please be mindful that your photography or video activities respect the needs and privacy of other visitors and do not distract staff from their primary duties. Castello di Rivoli reserves the right to withhold and/or withdraw permission to photograph or videotape if it is a disruption and/or is perceived that it might endanger works of art or other visitors.

Professional shoots, including wedding, engagement, and modeling, are not permitted without explicit permission of the Museum in both internal and external and external Museum spaces (stair areas and courtyard). For personal use, this permission will not be unreasonably denied. Please request authorization in advance by writing to Roberta Aghemo r.aghemo@castellodirivoli.org

Education

The Education Department organizes activities for groups, schools, families and training courses for teachers and professionals.

The Education Department has obtained accreditation for specialized training from the MIUR

+39 011.9565.213 educa@castellodirivoli.org

Free weekend Guided Tours and Group Tours

Library and video archive
By appointment from Thursday to Friday

Organize your event at Castello di Rivoli

Bookshop
Open during the Museum’s opening hours.
e-mail: bookshop@castellodirivoli.org