The Turin Savings Museum is an interactive museum that explores the aspects and concepts related to the issues of saving, money and investment.
Founded by the Intesa Sanpaolo banking group, the museum aims to contribute to spreading financial knowledge to help people make rational and informed decisions. The aim is to stimulate a conscious and serene reflection on the use of money in order to adopt behaviors that allow them to achieve their life goals. The museum wants to stimulate the active participation of its visitors and offers audiovisual materials designed and created to satisfy the curiosity and need for knowledge of a wide range of visitors.
The museum occupies an exhibition area of ​​600 square meters and is divided into 5 rooms. The path, available in Italian and English, ranges from concepts and audiovisual testimonies that involve the visitor in a sensory and intellectual experience aimed at making people think about how to manage their money.
This museum focuses on money in all its nuances and is also suitable for children, as it educates them to its value. Along the way, the history of currency is included, from bartering to the European Central Bank, passing through the crisis of '29 and many other interesting stages! There is also a section intended for teaching fundamental concepts such as: shares, bonds, derivatives, pension funds, insurance and much more, all also accompanied by an interactive part.
Savings Museum
Address: Via San Francesco d'Assisi, 8/a, 10121
Phone: +39 800 167 619
Site:
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