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Italy
Continent
Europe
Airport
TRN
Currency
Euro (EUR)
Time zone
UTC+1 (UTC+2 during summer time)
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Airport and getting into town
An airport 15 km to the north, linked to the city by bus and train
Turin Caselle Sandro Pertini (TRN)
The airport lies about 15 km north of the city, in the town of Caselle, according to Wikivoyage (EN, DE), and is also called Turin-Caselle. A bus reaches Porta Susa and Porta Nuova stations in 40 to 55 minutes according to Wikivoyage (EN), every 15 to 30 minutes; a suburban train also serves Dora station, says Wikivoyage (DE). Taxis are available. Timetables and fares change, so check them before you travel.
Distances and times are approximate, from Wikivoyage (EN, DE) and Wikipedia (FR, ES); timetables and fares change, so check them before you travel. We do not quote transport fares.
Turin is the capital of Piedmont, at the foot of the Alps, with about 857,000 inhabitants according to Wikipedia (ES, ISTAT 2025). A former capital of the Savoy states and then of the Kingdom of Italy from 1861 to 1865 according to Wikipedia (FR), it has kept its grand avenues, palaces and arcaded streets. High-speed trains link it to Milan in about 50 minutes, to Genoa in 1 h 30 and to Bologna in 2 h, says Wikivoyage (EN). Milan (MXP, LIN, BGY) is the alternative to watch.
Landmarks
The Mole, the Alps from the hills, Piazza San Carlo and its arcades
Turin is visited for its royal, Baroque and industrial heritage, between the Alps and the Po. Four places are illustrated below; the palaces and churches are described at the end of the section.
Turin and the Alps
Turin sits against the Alps: on a clear day the snow-capped range can be seen from the heights of the city, behind the spire of the Mole. Wikivoyage (EN) stresses that the climate is continental, with frequent snow in winter. The hills on the right bank of the Po give the best viewpoints.
The Mole Antonelliana
The city's symbol, the Mole was completed in 1888; it was first meant as a synagogue but its purpose changed, according to Wikivoyage (EN). At 167.5 m it is the tallest masonry structure in Europe according to the same source. A lift rises to the dome, and the building houses the National Cinema Museum.
Piazza San Carlo
Often called Turin's drawing room, this Baroque square, framed by uniform façades and arcades, lies in the heart of the pedestrian district. It illustrates the planned city of the Savoys, with its long straight axes. Historic cafés, arcades and shops surround it.
The Mole at night
After dark the spire of the Mole is lit and can be seen above the city. Turin is known for its kilometres of arcades, which let you stroll sheltered from the rain; in the evening the cafés and bars of the centre and of San Salvario come alive.
Palaces, cathedral and Savoy residences
Around Piazza Castello stand the Palazzo Madama and the Royal Palace. The Cathedral of St John the Baptist houses the Holy Shroud, according to Wikipedia (FR). The church of the Gran Madre di Dio, built from 1818 to 1831 on the model of the Pantheon in Rome according to Wikivoyage (DE), overlooks the bank of the Po; the Basilica of Superga, on the hill, is reached by a rack railway according to Wikivoyage (EN). The Venaria Reale is the great royal residence nearby.
Museums and culture
Egypt, cinema, old masters and cars
The Egyptian Museum
The Museo Egizio is regarded as the oldest museum in the world devoted to ancient Egypt, and the second in importance after Cairo for the value of its finds, according to Wikipedia (ES). Wikivoyage (EN) mentions in particular the intact tomb of Kha and Merit. We do not quote admission prices.
Cinema at the Mole
The National Cinema Museum occupies the interior of the Mole over several levels, according to Wikivoyage (EN), and can be combined with the lift ride up to the dome.
Other collections
The Galleria Sabauda, housed in a royal palace, presents old master art from Piedmont and Europe, according to Wikipedia (ES). Turin, a car-industry city, also has an automobile museum. A tourist pass exists (Torino + Piemonte Card), but Wikivoyage (EN) notes that it is hard to break even: compare before buying.
Food and drink
Bicerin, gianduiotto, grissini and aperitivo
Chocolate and historic cafés
Wikivoyage (EN) lists torrone, bicerin, grissini and gianduiotto among Turin's traditional products. Bicerin is a hot drink of coffee, chocolate and cream, served in the historic cafés of the centre.
Piedmontese cooking
Piedmontese cooking relies on agnolotti, bagna cauda and the region's wines such as Barolo. In the trattorias of the centre the food is hearty: ask for the dish of the day. We do not name specific places.
Aperitivo and districts
Turin has its own aperitivo tradition, with buffets served alongside a drink, notably in cafés and bars of the centre and near the Po. The streets around Porta Nuova and Piazza Vittorio are lively in the evening.
Getting around
Walking, trams, metro and trains
A flat, walkable centre
The centre is flat and largely walkable; Via Garibaldi is a pedestrian street about a kilometre long, according to Wikivoyage (DE). The arcades give shelter from rain and sun.
Trams, buses and metro
Trams, buses and a metro line serve the city; Porta Nuova station is on the metro, with many buses outside, according to Wikivoyage (EN). Tickets are sold at machines or online.
Trains and mountains
Porta Nuova is the station for international and long-distance trains: Milan in 50 minutes, Aosta in 90 minutes, Genoa in 90 minutes, according to Wikivoyage (EN). The Alps of the Susa Valley suit a day trip by train or car.
Budget and precautions
A moderate budget, to adjust by season
Price level
Turin is generally considered cheaper than Milan or Venice, but we do not quote figures, because we could not cross-check them against two independent open sources. Transport, museum and accommodation rates change every year.
Passes and bookings
A tourist pass exists, but Wikivoyage (EN) advises working out whether it pays for itself. For the Egyptian Museum, the Mole and the royal residences, check opening times and book ahead in high season.
Flights and formalities
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When to go
Cold winters with snow, hot stormy summers, pleasant shoulder seasons
Winter (December to February)
Cold, with frequent snow according to Wikivoyage (EN); the nearby Alps are snow-covered.
Spring (March to May)
Mild, with ever longer days: the city and its parks are easy to explore.
Summer (June to August)
Hot, with summer thunderstorms that are not rare, says Wikivoyage (EN).
Autumn (September to November)
Pleasant in September and October; late autumn is cooler.
Turin's climate is continental, with cold winters and warm summers, according to Wikivoyage (EN). Snow is common in winter and summer thunderstorms are not rare. The many indoor attractions and open spaces make it a year-round destination. We do not give monthly averages, because they vary with the reference period.
By length of stay
What to do in Turin depending on how long you stay
The essentials
The Mole and its cinema museum, Piazza Castello and the Royal Palace, Piazza San Carlo and a bicerin in a historic café.
Museums and districts
The Egyptian Museum, the Galleria Sabauda, the cathedral, the Gran Madre di Dio and a trip up to Superga.
Beyond the city
The Venaria Reale, an excursion to the Alps of the Susa Valley or a train trip to Milan or Genoa.
In pictures
Turin in pictures
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions about flights to Turin
How do I get from Turin airport to the centre?
Turin Caselle airport (TRN) is about 15 km to the north. A bus reaches Porta Susa and Porta Nuova stations in 40 to 55 minutes according to Wikivoyage (EN); a train also serves Dora station. Check timetables before you travel.
When is the best time to visit Turin?
Spring and early autumn. Summer is hot with thunderstorms and winter is cold with snow, which also gives the Alps visible from the city a special setting.
Is Turin expensive?
It is reputed to be cheaper than Milan or Venice, but we do not quote figures because we could not cross-check them on two independent sources.
How long should I stay in Turin?
Two days for the Mole, the squares and a historic café; four days with the Egyptian Museum, the Galleria Sabauda and Superga; five or more with the Venaria Reale and the Alps.
What should I taste in Turin?
A bicerin, gianduiotti, grissini, agnolotti and a glass of Piedmontese wine, for example in a historic café or a trattoria.
What should I see first in Turin?
The Mole Antonelliana and its cinema museum, the Egyptian Museum, Piazza San Carlo and the palaces around Piazza Castello.
How much does a flight to Turin usually cost?
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