Luggage Storage Mole Antonelliana

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Learn More About Mole Antonelliana

You can’t visit Turin without visiting the city’s most iconic building, the Mole Antonelliana. Antonelli’s Monument is a landmark of Turin and was named after the great Italian architect Alessandro Antonelli. The Mole is around a 10-minute walk away from Palazzo Madama, and a 15-minute walk from Piazzo San Carlo. An iconic day in Turin will have you visiting all three of these wonderful attractions!

Inside the mole, you can ride the incredible panoramic, free-falling lift suspended in the center of the building up to the top of the dome. Tickets for the panoramic lift cost around €8 euro and are worth every penny for the fantastic views! If you’d like to see more of what’s inside the Mole, you can purchase a combined ticket for about €15, which includes a ride on the panoramic lift and a tour of the on-site cinema museum.

Once you’ve discovered the beautiful Mole Antonelliana in Turin, you’ll be eager to discover more of what the city has to offer. If you’re a sports fan, head to Allianz Stadium in the North of the City or if you want more culture, discover the Egyptian Museum.

More Things To Do Near Mole Antonelliana

Leave your bags at our trusted luggage storage near Mole Antonelliana and discover Turin. Here are our top picks:

• Marvel at a centuries-old Opera House. The Teatro Regio di Torino is the city’s only opera house and the stage welcomes classical greats, including Swan Lake and The Nutcracker. You can also enjoy 90-minute guided tours around the Opera House.
• Sample local delicacies. Turin has many delicious specialties that you must try when you arrive in the city. From Tajarin, a traditional egg pasta dish served with butter sauce or truffles, to Giandujotto, a sweet hazelnut enrobed in delicious chocolate - you’ll soon understand why Turin is the chocolate capital of Italy!
• Spend your Saturday at the flea market. The Balon Flea Market takes place every Saturday from morning til evening. You’ll find about 300 vendors selling everything from clothes, homewares, toys, records and books.