The Egyptian Museum of Turin can be visited for free on Saturday evenings: here’s when and how to book

Free Saturday evening at the Egyptian Museum in Turin. From 4 July to 8 August 2026, every Saturday from 6.30pm to 10.30pm, entry will be free thanks to “Summer special with Francorosso“, the initiative born from the collaboration between the museum in via Accademia delle Scienze and the tour operator of the Alpitour World group, now in its third edition. The aim is to expand the city’s evening cultural offer and bring the museum closer to those who stay in Turin at the weekend or arrive just passing through.

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Six evenings, from 4 July to 8 August

There are six dates on the calendar: 4, 11, 18 and 25 July, then 1 and 8 August. The project, explains the museum, is part of the actions to support culture promoted by Alpitour World as part of its social responsibility plan. Francorosso staff will be present during the openings, with a corner where you can receive a gadget and a copy of the magazine Egyptyou.

How to enter: reservation required

Access is free, but the ticket must be booked online, as you cannot enter without a reservation. Places for each evening are limited, so the usual rule for free things applies, which is to move well in advance. Reservations can be made on the museum ticket office website, where the evening ticket is free. If you are looking for something more, during the evening openings a guided tour will also be available for 7 euros, dedicated to the history of the collections and some key finds.