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The National Museum of Risorgimento The Italian Cultural Institute of Turin is pleased to host the 10th National Conference of the AICI (Association of Italian Cultural Institutions) on Friday, October 9th and Saturday, October 10th, 2026. The conference, titled "Italy is Culture. Thirty Years of History of the Institutes: Points of Arrival and New Challenges," is organized in collaboration with the […]

On the occasion of the centenary of the death of Piero Gobetti (Turin, June 19, 1901 – Paris, February 16, 1926), the University of Turin hosts the exhibition “Piero Gobetti and the University of Turin: Traces of the Formation of a 'Silent Hero',” a documentary journey that explores the relationship between the young intellectual from Turin and the University, his […]

The National Museum of Risorgimento Italiano and the Metropolitan City of Turin have signed a memorandum of understanding to jointly develop and implement new cultural initiatives and activities. The agreement paves the way for collaboration on various fronts: educational and training programs, historical and scientific dissemination, exhibitions and projects, cultural participation and social inclusion, with particular attention […]

From today, visit the National Museum of Risorgimento Italian is even simpler, more immediate, and more accessible. Thanks to the new partnership with MidaTicket, the Museum ticket office is now online, allowing you to plan your visit in seconds and without waiting. Walking through the halls of Palazzo Carignano means taking a unique journey through the places and […]

From the heart of the Museum to the heart of the community: a project dedicated to children, families, and the power of culture as a shared experience. Since fall 2024, the Museum has been collaborating on the "Museums for UGI Project," born from the heart and experience of the Italian Parents' Union against Childhood Cancer and the Casa UGI education team.

Italy's cultural heritage is enriched with new traces that broaden our understanding of history. The National Museum of Risorgimento The Italian University of Turin has officially welcomed a donation of eight autographed letters from Camillo Benso di Cavour and a letter from his father relating to his family and political background, dated between 1837 and 1860. […]

The National Museum of Risorgimento Italiano presented the restoration of Olimpia Savio's Album, a precious testimony to the cultural and relational milieu of nineteenth-century Italy. The project, carried out by restorer Valerio Capra, restored legibility and conservation stability to a fragile and extraordinary work: a complex collection of letters, autographs, sonnets, drawings, and memoirs collected by Olimpia Savio […]

The flag-bearing casket was once again put on public display following the completion of a major restoration project that allowed it to be fully restored to the museum's permanent collection. The presentation took place in the presence of patron Marziano Marzano, President Luisa Papotti, and Director Alessandro Bollo, who explained the work's significance in […]