GAM TORINO - GALLERIA CIVICA D'ARTE MODERNA E CONTEMPORANEA

The GAM was the first museum in Italy to promote a public collection of modern art. The nucleus of the collection dates back to 1863, when the Savoy endowed Turin with a civic museum.
Articulated along a tour that winds through the four floors of the museum, the collections and exhibitions surprise visitors with their richness. The tour begins on the second floor, where paintings and sculptures from the 1800s are exhibited.

The first floor hosts works from the twentieth century - from Divisionism, Futurism and Abstractionism to Pop Art and Arte Povera - chronologically aligning works by great Italian and foreign masters, such as Balla, Severini, Boccioni, De Chirico, Dix, Ernst, Klee.
The GAM offers a rich set of events: from the great exhibitions of Italian and international artists to the most contemporary research dedicated to oung people.

SAFETY RULES: The most important information for visitors:
- At the entrance, temperature will be taken. Access to the visitor with a temperature higher than or equal to 37.5°C will not be allowed.
- Access will be allowed to a limited number of visitors, in order to ensure adequate interpersonal distance. All the itineraries for visits will be guided by specific signs and by the staff present on the premises.
- Visitors in the queue and those making the visit to the museum are required to keep the interpersonal safety distance.
- For the entire stay in the museum it will be mandatory to wear a mask correctly.
- Hydroalcoholic sanitizing solution will be available to the public throughout the premises.
- Although not mandatory, we recommend purchasing the museum entrance tickets at www.ticketone.it

With the Torino + Piemonte card you can make a reservation at the following link. Reservation is not mandatory, but recommended in the weekend