The National Film Museum is an Italian film art development history, the interior decoration of the museum is also quite good, many film art exhibitions are very distinctive, the models here are very rich.

After visiting the National Film Museum in Turin, I climbed the top of the Antonelli spire. The whole city has a panoramic view. I heard from locals that it has not snowed for a long time. It happened to be caught up with us. The tower was very quiet and few tourists. The Alps in the distance were faintly visible.

Museum was below expectations. Total mess. Lots of noise and confusion. Staff, except a few people, were unfriendly. They didn’t smile at all.

Must go! Must go! Must go! Important words say three times! Have to go! Have to go! Have to go! Important words say three times! I personally highly recommend, from the early days of the film, how to develop, how to the current film, various materials, movie posters of various periods, the hollow hall is very dreamy, next to the rotating corridors are showing animals and movies.

The museum has a total of ５ floors, the exhibits are extremely rich, some exhibits are very historical value, such as relevant materials before the silent film, some precious films. Follow the spiral staircase in the temple hall that resembles the copy of the film, and you will come to the movie machinery hall!

The National Film Museum is to become the Antonelli Spire, the tallest tourist tower in Europe, one of the must-see attractions in Turin. Standing at the top of the tower, you can see the entire city of Turin. After sightseeing at the top of the tower, you can visit the movie museum below. The movie museum is very strange, and most of the things inside are interacting with tourists and very interesting.

The entrance to the museum, a black-and-white space. The museum has several floors, and the exterior interior has many ancient materials and objects, introducing the production and principles of the film. The interior is hollow, and the stairs rotate from the first floor to the sixth floor, forming a long exhibition hallway. It is full of pictures of various countries in various periods of time as red movie stars, with black and white colors.