26.07.2023

Public transport in Turin

From Palazzo Reale to the Mole Antonelliana, Turin's historic centre is often compared to an open-air luxury lounge, with its art-nouveau cafés, monumental squares and refined boulevards echoing Paris. Italy's first capital enchants its visitors with elegance and majesty. However, between restricted traffic zones and bans, it is not always easy to get around the city. For this reason, we have prepared a list of the best public transports to get around Turin stress-free.

Tram

Eight active lines and 210 km of single tracks: these are the numbers of the electric tram network in the Piedmontese capital. The tram is as efficient public transport for getting around Turin, but as in all other cities it can be subject to delays. If you are in Turin for leisure, we recommend a ride on the historic Line 7, which operates on Sundays and bank holidays. This tram ends its journey in Piazza Castello, opposite the Teatro Regio. The local transport service also periodically organises dinners on board some of its historic vehicles.

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Buses

The bus service has 80 active lines. However, buses run mainly during daytime. During the night, there is a special service with 10 lines operated by GTT Night Buster. Connections from the suburbs to Piazza Vittorio run from Friday to Saturday and on bank holidays. If you choose this route, keep an eye on the clock and take into account potential strikes or delays.

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Underground lines

Turin has only one metro line operating across the Fermi - Benghazi area. In a few words, the line crosses the city from East to West, touching Porta Nuova and Porta Susa, the city's two main railway stations. It is one of the first underground line created in Italy and although not very extensive, it is still a significant public transport, perfectly integrated with trams and buses. The metro, like the tram, does not offer a night service and the last ride leaves at 1 AM.

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Car-sharing

Car-sharing services are very popular in Turin and are an excellent solution for getting around in comfort not only in the most touristic areas but also outside the city to reach the best destinations. SHARE NOW offers a diverse fleet and it is possible to pre-book a car for trips from 1 to 30 days with home delivery. When you are done with your trip, just park your car anywhere on a public street, without worrying about the parking meter. Fuelling and insurance are always included in the price.

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The Turin fleet

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