Description
An Egyptian Museum tour with aperitivo in Turin pairs the city's best-known collection with a pause in the kind of place where royal families spent their free time. It takes about three hours in all, led by an expert local guide who meets you outside the museum.
With a skip-the-line ticket you go straight in and walk through the biggest Egyptian collection anywhere outside Egypt. The guided visit lasts between an hour and a half and two hours, and on the way the guide tells how Turin and Egypt came to share so much history.
The guide then accompanies you to Baratti&Milano, a historic café from the 19th century. There you choose between:
- a drink
- a coffee
- a hot chocolate
Sweet or savoury bites come with it. The tour is offered in several languages, including English, Italian and French. It works well if you want museum and city atmosphere in a single outing, ending the visit with a drink in a 19th-century café instead of heading back to the hotel.