Description

A Journey Through Art from Romanticism to the Present Day

There is a place in Turin where time flows differently, marked by the universal language of art. The Galleria Civica d'Arte Moderna e Contemporanea, known to everyone simply as the GAM, is much more than a museum: it is a continuous dialogue between eras, styles and worldviews.

Highlights

50,000+ artworks

One of Italy's largest modern art collections, covering paintings, sculptures, installations and more.

Pellizza da Volpedo and Medardo Rosso

Pillars of Italian art between the 19th and 20th centuries.

Chagall and Warhol

European and American 20th-century icons in the same museum.

Temporary exhibitions

Rotating exhibitions complement the permanent collection.

With a collection of over 50,000 works, the GAM holds masterpieces ranging from 19th-century Romanticism to the boldest contemporary avant-gardes. Pellizza da Volpedo, Medardo Rosso, Marc Chagall, Andy Warhol: names that alone tell the breadth and depth of this extraordinary heritage.

Visiting the GAM means immersing yourself in a route that surprises in every room, capable of moving both the experienced visitor and those approaching art for the first time. An authentic experience for just 10 euros, in the cultural heart of Turin.

Masterpieces without borders: from 19th-century painting to international Pop Art

Once through the entrance, you find yourself in a universe where every work tells a story. The rooms dedicated to 19th-century Italy welcome visitors with works of great emotional intensity, including those of the Divisionist Giuseppe Pellizza da Volpedo, who translated the social tensions of his time into light and colour.

The route then unfolds through the seasons of 20th-century Europe, with works by Medardo Rosso (an absolute pioneer of modern sculpture) and Marc Chagall, whose canvases suspended between dream and reality leave you speechless every time.

There are also forays into the world of American Pop Art: Andy Warhol's works find a perfect place here, in dialogue with contemporary European movements. A confrontation that stimulates unexpected reflections and ever-new readings.

The GAM also hosts high-level temporary exhibitions, alongside the permanent collection.

With an entrance ticket of 10 euros and an average rating of 4 out of 5, the GAM is an unmissable stop for anyone who wants to experience Turin beyond its famous chocolate and cinema museums.

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What's included

  • Admittance to the museum
  • Temporary exhibitions
  • Guided tours

Good to know

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Important

  • Valido 1 giorno
  • Accessibile in sedia a rotelle
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Good to know

  • La collezione comprende oltre 50.000 opere tra dipinti, sculture, opere su carta, installazioni, video e fotografie.
  • Le opere spaziano dall'Ottocento ai giorni nostri con artisti come Pellizza da Volpedo, Medardo Rosso, Marc Chagall, Andy Warhol e molti altri.
  • Il spazio espositivo ospita anche importanti mostre su artisti italiani e internazionali e ricerca contemporanea.
  • Prenota ora e paga dopo: prenota il tuo posto e non pagare nulla oggi.
  • Prezzo a partire da €10 a persona

Useful tips

  • Arriva alla GAM nelle prime ore del mattino nei giorni feriali: le sale sono più tranquille e potrai goderti le opere con tutta la calma che meritano, senza la folla del weekend.
  • Combina la tour di alla GAM con una camminata lungo Via Roma o in Piazza San Carlo, a pochi minuti a piedi: un modo perfetto per prolungare la tua immersione nel cuore di rilievo storico e culturale di Torino.
  • Controlla prima della tour di il calendario delle mostre temporanee sul sito ufficiale della GAM: spesso affiancano la collezione permanente con eventi e inaugurazioni serali aperte al pubblico.
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Not allowed

  • Luggage or large bags
  • Pets (assistance dogs allowed)
  • Flash photography
  • Value for money

FAQs

What's included?
Museum entrance, access to temporary exhibitions and guided tours when scheduled.
Is the museum accessible?
Yes, the GAM is wheelchair accessible.
Are large bags allowed?
No, large bags or luggage are not allowed inside, and flash photography is prohibited.
How long is the ticket valid?
The ticket is valid for one day.

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