Museo Pietro Micca

Museum Turin, Piedmont, Italy
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What to expect

The Museo Pietro Micca is a museum dedicated to the 1706 siege of Turin and the life of Pietro Micca, an Italian soldier who sacrificed himself during the siege. The museum is connected to a network of underground tunnels that played a crucial role in the defense of the city. Visitors can take a guided tour of the tunnels, which includes the staircase where Pietro Micca detonated a mine to prevent the French from advancing. The museum also features exhibits on the history of the siege, including 18th-century weapons, maps, and paintings. The museum offers free conducted visits and has a bookshop, parking, and refreshment point. It is also accessible for visitors with disabilities and offers activities and services for the visually and non-hearing impaired

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(Tip!) Turin with kids: 11 family activities!

(Tip!) Turin with kids: 11 family activities!
This family's experience:

Activities: We visited the Museo Pietro Micca, a small museum that tells the story of the hero of Turin

Highlights: The kids enjoyed learning about the city's history and walking in the underground system of corridors ✨