Audio Guide of the Medieval Village

The Medieval Village has varying hours depending on the time of year. I recommend checking the official Turin Museums Foundation website for the latest schedule. Entry to the village itself is free, but the Rocca (castle) has its own opening hours and may charge an admission fee.

Good news! Visiting the Medieval Village and its gardens is completely free. However, if you want to explore the interior of the Rocca (the castle), there is an admission charge. You can check the latest prices and whether there are discounts for groups or children on the official website: Medieval Village Turin.

To enjoy the Medieval Village at a relaxed pace, stroll its streets, admire the artisan shops, and visit the Rocca, I suggest allowing at least 2 to 3 hours. If you plan to stop for something to eat or enjoy the gardens, give yourself a little more time. It is a place best savored slowly.

The Medieval Village is a fascinating reconstruction of a 15th-century village and castle, built for the 1884 Italian General Exposition. It is not an original castle, but a masterpiece of eclectic architecture designed to represent the life and art of medieval Piedmont. It is an immersive experience that lets you travel back in time.

To enjoy it without crowds, I recommend visiting the Medieval Village on weekday mornings or outside the high season (summer and holiday weekends). Spring and autumn are ideal thanks to the pleasant weather and the colors of the park. The evening lighting can also be very beautiful if you are looking for a different experience.

Yes, the Medieval Village is generally quite accessible. The main streets are flat and paved. However, some areas inside the Rocca may have stairs and be less accessible. I suggest contacting the administration directly for detailed information about accessible routes inside the castle: +39 011 4431704.

Absolutely! The Medieval Village is located in Valentino Park, one of the most beautiful parks in Turin, ideal for a walk. Nearby you can also find the National Automobile Museum, the University of Turin Botanical Garden, and the Fountain of the Twelve Mouths. There is more than enough here for a full day of exploring.

For a complete experience, take time to explore every corner, from the artisan shops to the Garden of Delights. If you are interested in history, consider visiting the Rocca. And to enhance your experience, I strongly recommend downloading our audio guide from IAudioguia.com. It will offer you a narration rich in details and curiosities, making your trip even more immersive. Do not forget your camera, because it is a very photogenic place.