Experts' Choice Award Mole Antonelliana
What the experts agree on
Turin's iconic domed landmark, topped by a distinctive spire visible across the city. The glass lift ride to the 360-degree observation platform delivers standout views over Turin and the Alps beyond.
“The symbol of Turin, this 167m tower with its distinctive aluminium spire appears on the Italian two-cent coin.”
– Lonely Planet
Fodor's "You can't miss the unusual square dome and thin, elaborate spire of this Turin landmark above the city's rooftops." Full review
Frommer's "The highlight of a visit is the ascent... to the 360-degree observation platform at the top, an experience that affords a stunning view." Full review
National Geographic "From the panoramic terrace of the 550-foot-high Mole Antonelliana—once the tallest brick building in Europe—you can take in all of this elegant northwestern city, plus the soaring Alps next door"
Independent "Boasting a distinctive 167-metre tower and aluminium spire, it's impossible to miss the Mole Antonelliana. Take the nifty panoramic lift to observe Turin's grand boulevards and squares in..."
Lonely Planet "The eclectic, spire-cped tower of Mole Antonelliana was conceived and designed as a synagogue in 1863, yet only ever used as a museum. Scaling its dome to ogle at the panorama atop the..."
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Lonely Planet "To the north, the soaring 167m-high (548ft) spire of the Mole Antonelliana provides one of Turin's signature sights as well as an amazing perch for soaring city views"
Lonely Planet "Two to three days is enough to cover the key sights, including the city's landmark Mole Antonelliana. You’d do well to book tickets for the panoramic lift at the Mole Antonelliana,..."
