Piedmont in the International Houses of Memory Days: eleven sites open

Piedmont joins the International Houses of Memory Days (18–19 April 2026)

On the weekend of 18–19 April 2026, Piedmont will feature prominently in the International Houses of Memory Days. The event includes hundreds of venues worldwide and more than 150 sites across Italy, allowing visitors to explore house-museums, artists' studios, historic residences and ateliers connected to outstanding figures in history, art and culture.

Reservations are open until 15 April through the organizers' portal; some openings require mandatory booking, while others provide free admission or reduced rates. Check opening hours and access rules before visiting.

Main Piedmont venues and highlights

• Museo Francesco Faà di Bruno (Turin) – Guided visits with access to the panoramic bell tower by reservation (Sunday 19 April).
• Carol Rama Museum (Turin) – Guided tours of the artist's home at reduced rates on both days.
• Casa Don Bosco Museum (Turin) – Free entry throughout the weekend.
• Cerruti Foundation (Rivoli) – Free visit scheduled for 19 April.
• Antonio Carena House Museum (Rivoli) – Immersive route led by the curator.
• Miradolo Castle – Cosso Foundation (San Secondo di Pinerolo) – Saturday 18: tea tasting focused on camellias; Sunday 19: children’s workshop and guided park visit.
• Casa Galimberti Museum (Cuneo) – "Missione Museo Casa Galimberti": an investigative game-visit for adults and children.
• Casa Cavassa and Casa Pellico (Saluzzo) – Included in a guided tour of Saluzzo's historic homes.
• Luigi Mallé Civic Museum (Dronero) – Visit dedicated to the notable art historian and collector (Saturday 18).
• Angelo Morbelli's atelier, Villa Maria (Rosignano Monferrato, AL) – Free atelier visit by reservation.

Practical information and tips

To plan your visit:

• Book ahead: many venues require registration by 15 April; places for guided activities and panoramic climbs are limited.
• Check fees and times: some sites offer free admission, others reduced rates or paid activities.
• Consider accessibility and families: check for accessible routes and family-friendly programs.
• Create themed routes to make the most of the weekend and explore the territory.

The International Houses of Memory Days are an opportunity to discover lesser-known places and to deepen the connection between sites and personal histories. For the latest information on participants and visiting arrangements, consult the event organizer's portal or contact the individual museums directly.