Information and travel tips about how to get to Turin and around.
You will find on this page practical guides to travel to Turin, Italy, from any destination. Plus tips on how to travel from Turin to the amazing places and attractions in the Piedmont region.
Let’s go straight to the point: here is an easy guide on how to travel to Turin, Italy, with all means of transportation. It doesn’t matter from where you are traveling to Turin, or how many days you will stay in this beautiful city, you will find here the best way to travel to Turin …
Turin and the whole Piedmont region are stunning, well I’m biased to say it because I chose to live here in 2018, and I can’t get enough of the natural and historical beauty of Northern Italy. And if you want to see it all, planning a road trip or visiting Turin by car is the …
Traveling to Turin by bus is not just the most budget-friendly option, it can also be surprisingly convenient and comfortable. In this Turin Bus Guide, I’ll show you how to plan your trip with ease, avoiding unnecessary stress and confusion. Lessons I’ve learned from doing a couple of trips to and from Turin. Turin is …
Planning a trip to Turin, Italy? If it’s possible, do it by train. I’m saying this because traveling to Turin by train is one of the nicest and easiest ways to get to this incredible city. I’ve done it many times and it’s one of my favorite ways to reach my home in Italy. Traveling …
Flying to Turin is the easiest and fastest way to arrive in this incredible city. The first good news I can tell you is that Aeroporto di Torino Caselle aka Turin Airport is nice and not as messy and busy as other Italian airports. If you have traveled to Milan Malpensa and Orio Al Serio, …
I can tell you that to explore this fascinating Italian city and not miss any of the highlights, booking a car rental in Turin is a wise choice. Having your own set of wheels will allow you to schedule your own time and move between attractions as you want. You may be nervous about renting …
Hello there! You are probably searching how to travel from Milan to Turin by train, right? And I can tell you that it’s not only convenient but the most common way of traveling between these two Italian cities. A railway of around 78 miles (125 km) connects the capital of Lombardy to the capital of the …