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By Car:

Traveling to Turin by car offers flexibility and the opportunity to explore the picturesque landscapes of northern Italy. Turin is well-connected by a network of highways, making it accessible from major European cities.

  • From France: The A32 motorway leads directly to Turin, passing through the Fréjus Tunnel. This scenic route offers stunning views of the Alps.
  • From Switzerland: Take the A5, which connects via the Mont Blanc Tunnel, or use the Great St. Bernard Tunnel.
  • From Milan: The A4 motorway provides a quick and direct route, with a travel time of around 1.5 hours (140 km).

Parking: Turin has multiple parking options, including paid street parking and underground parking garages, especially in the city center (e.g., near Piazza Castello or Porta Susa). Look out for "ZTL" (Zona a Traffico Limitato) zones, which restrict vehicle access during certain hours to reduce traffic in the historic center.

By Plane:

Turin is served by Turin Airport (TRN), also known as Torino-Caselle Airport, located about 16 km northwest of the city center.

  • Direct Flights: There are regular direct flights to Turin from major European cities like London, Paris, Madrid, and Frankfurt. If you're flying from outside Europe, a connecting flight via Milan (Malpensa or Linate) or Rome (Fiumicino) is often the best option.

From the Airport to the City Center:

  • By Car/Taxi: A taxi ride to the city center takes about 25-30 minutes and costs around €30-€40,-
  • By Bus: The Arriva Shuttle bus service runs between the airport and Porta Susa or Porta Nuova train stations every 15-30 minutes, with a travel time of around 45 min
  • By Train: There is a direct train service from Turin Airport to Porta Susa station in the city center. Click for the SFM map. Use this website to book a ticket.
    From: Torino Aeroporto di Caselle - To: Torino Porta Susa

 

By Public Transport:

Turin is well-connected to other cities in Italy and Europe by train and bus services.

  • By Train: Turin has two major train stations: Porta Nuova (the main station) and Porta Susa (for high-speed trains). High-speed trains (Frecciarossa or Italo) connect Turin with:
    • Milan: In just 1 hour, with frequent daily trains.
    • Rome: About 4 hours, with direct high-speed trains.
    • Paris: 5-6 hours via the TGV high-speed train.
  • By Bus: Several long-distance bus companies, including FlixBus, provide routes to Turin from European and Italian cities. The main bus terminal is Corso Vittorio Emanuele II near Porta Susa.

Public Transport within Turin: Turin has an efficient public transport system, including buses, trams, and a metro line (Metro Line 1). Tickets are affordable and can be purchased at metro stations, newsstands, or via mobile apps. See how to get around in Turin. 

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