Castle of Rivoli - Museum of Contemporary Art

Promoting the understanding of our times through art and culture: this is the mission of the Castle of Rivoli Museum of Contemporary Art.

The Museum is a centre for creativity, research, education and the development of culture, especially in the field of contemporary art, as part of a reflection on the present that passes through a dynamic relationship with the past.

Opening days
Open from Thursday to Sunday
Opening times
Thursday
10.00-17.00

Friday to Sunday
10.00-19.00

Saturday and Sunday
10.00-19.00 Cerruti Collection
Closing
Monday to Wednesday
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Wheelchair accessible
Accessibility

The museum provides services for the visually impaired

The whole museum is accessible to disabled people.

Access is via two ramps, Castle Building side and Manica Lunga side. On the Castle Building side next to the ramp there is an intercom to contact the reception staff. A wheelchair is also available for those who need one. Blind people can enter the Museum together with their guide dog.

For information 011.9565280.
Info Reservation
+39 011 9565222
info@castellodirivoli.org

VISITING THE MUSEUM

The Castle of Rivoli is a point of reference for the contemporary artistic world. With its innovative exhibitions and radical artistic performances, since its foundation in 1984, the Museum has developed taking into account the uniqueness of the baroque building that houses it. Designed in 1718 by Filippo Juvarra, the Castle is a constant source of inspiration for invited artists, who produce specifically for the Permanent Collection of the Museum.

Acting both in the physical and virtual spaces of the Castle, such as its website and other digital platforms, the Museum is a vital centre for experimentation. The Museum brings this process to life by curating a coherent exhibition programme, public events and temporary exhibitions.

The Museum actively collaborates with other cultural institutions by hosting theatrical performances, concerts, film festivals, seminars and conferences.

The Collection includes works owned by the Museum, works in long-term storage purchased for the Museum by Fondazione per l'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea CRT, works from Fondazione Rivetti and, more recently, from the Cerruti Collection. The Video Collection was purchased thanks to the support of Compagnia di San Paolo.

Services

Bookshop
Cafés and food Courts
Restaurants

Additional Info

TICKETS

_FULL PRICE € 8.50

_REDUCED € 6.50

retired people
teachers
students
military
cultural associations
affiliated entities
groups (minimum 20 participants)
Pyou Card holders (young people between 15 and 29 years old)
visitors in possession of tickets for the Royal Museums, the Hunting Palace of Stupinigi, the Reggia della Venaria and the Preceptory of Sant'Antonio di Ranverso.

_FREE

journalists
disabled people and their companions
under 11 years of age
teachers accompanying groups
tour guides
holders of Musei Torino + Piemonte Card, Royal Card and Contemporary Card, ICOM and CIMAM members - Notebook
teachers participating in the training days organized by the Education Department - Guided visit and training
residents of the City of Rivoli, on presentation of a valid identity document, on the 3rd Saturday of each month - Notebook

The entrance ticket includes a visit to the exhibition rooms of the Museum and the sections: Metamorphosis - Let it all happen + Giorgio de Chirico. Masterpieces from the Collection of Francesco Federico Cerruti + Permanent Collection

The visit to the Cerruti collection is reserved for people over 14 years of age.

Where

piazza Mafalda di Savoia, Rivoli (TO)

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Transportation

From Turin: from the Porta Nuova and Porta Susa stations: metro in the direction of Fermi stop Paradiso. Bus n. 36 direction Rivoli to the terminus -Piazza Martiri (30 minutes approx.).
Sundays and holidays: shuttle bus 36 from Piazzale Robotti-Alpignano.

Car: exit from motorways A4 (Turin-Milan), A5... Read More