Whilst in need of some updating and modern curation, this museum offers many interesting perspectives on the legendary shroud and a wide collection of original artefacts such as the caskets that held…Volledige beoordeling door Phileas_Flogg
9 mrt. 2025
Very spiritual experience, easy to find.Check with tourist office there opening hours as it seems in March to open at 15:00.Free entry with the Torino card.You are escorted through the museum by a gu…Volledige beoordeling door M4977WNjamesf
18 jul. 2024
So we went to Cappella Della Sindone which is in the Turin cathedral but you obviously can’t see the shroud, because it’s in an air-tight, bulletproof box in the chapel. It’s enough to know it’s ther…Volledige beoordeling door Kara B
when will The Shroud be displayed again to the public? do i have to have advance ticket purchase? are accomodations hard to find when it is on display?
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According to the church, the shroud is only displayed when the pope visits or a very rare agreed time, to be honest I don't think its advertised which is why I was disappointed to find it …
According to the church, the shroud is only displayed when the pope visits or a very rare agreed time, to be honest I don't think its advertised which is why I was disappointed to find it covered up. If you are lucky enough there are plenty of hotels in the area that this site should provide.
Hi Andiamokk, I am planning for a visit to Turin this weekend. I would like to know if it is the replica of the shroud in Museum? I somewhere read that the real shroud is in Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist, Turin, Metropolitan City of Turin, Italy. Is it also possible to visit that too? Is it open to public ? When is the best possible visiting times? Do you advice to pre book the Mueseum and Cathedral? Also curious to find other interesting activities near by... Thanks a lot Bindu
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When I was there in May, the shroud was being repaired and in the museum, it is a replica. You don't need to book in advance as it wasn't that busy. The staff were really helpful but …
When I was there in May, the shroud was being repaired and in the museum, it is a replica. You don't need to book in advance as it wasn't that busy. The staff were really helpful but mostly speak Italian but there are little handheld devices explaining everything in different languages. There's lots to do in Turin but depends what you're interested in.
What are the September opening hours and arrangements for disabled visitors please. Thank you
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The opening hours are the same and I went to the museum going down the stairs to the museum but is better to check with the museum maybe they have another way. Go on their …
The opening hours are the same and I went to the museum going down the stairs to the museum but is better to check with the museum maybe they have another way. Go on their website museodellasindone and check. The staff is really helpful.There is a small church in the vicinities with a perfect copy of the Shroud and I missed due to time. Enjoy if you visit
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