🚇Public Transport Turin

Turin's single metro line efficiently connects major hubs like Porta Nuova, Porta Susa, and Lingotto. It's fast and reliable for north-south travel.

Trams are a quintessential part of Turin's transport. Key lines like 4, 10, and 15 cover extensive routes, often offering scenic rides through historic areas.

The bus network is comprehensive, reaching areas not covered by metro or tram. Consult route maps for direct connections to your destination.

This official app provides real-time bus and tram tracking, journey planning, and service updates, crucial for efficient travel.

Many bus and tram stops are 'a richiesta' (on request). Press the 'stop' button inside the vehicle to signal your intention to alight.

Upon boarding any GTT vehicle, validate your ticket using the electronic machines. Failure to do so can result in hefty fines.

Public transport, especially metro and popular tram lines (4, 15), can get very crowded during morning and evening rush hours.

GTT operates 'Night Buster' bus lines on weekends, providing transport during late-night hours when regular services are limited.

Turin's metro and many newer buses/trams are accessible for individuals with mobility challenges. Look for wheelchair symbols.

Standard tickets allow transfers within 100 minutes of validation, including one metro ride. Plan your journey to maximize this.

This ticket is valid for 100 minutes on buses and trams, and includes one metro ride. Cost is typically €1.70.

For extensive travel over short periods, consider 24-hour (€3.00), 48-hour (€5.50), or 72-hour (€7.50) tickets for unlimited rides.

If you're staying long-term, a personalized monthly or annual 'Abbonamento' offers significant savings for frequent commuters.

Most 'Tabaccherie' (tobacco shops), GTT Customer Service Centers, and metro station vending machines sell tickets and passes.

The 'Carta BIP' is a reusable smart card where you load your monthly or annual passes. It's essential for long-term use.

If you can't find a physical ticket, you can buy one by sending an SMS to 339.9941426 with 'GTT'. It costs slightly more.

University students are eligible for discounted monthly or annual passes. Inquire at GTT Points with your student ID.

Even with a pass, you must validate it on the electronic reader each time you board a vehicle. Inspectors frequently check.

Always retain your validated ticket or pass throughout your journey, as inspectors can request it at any point.

For tourists, this card includes free public transport and access to museums, offering good value for sightseeing.

ToBike offers a convenient way to cycle around the city with numerous stations. Subscriptions are available for short or long terms.

Services like Lime and Dott provide electric scooter rentals through their apps, ideal for quick, short-distance urban travel.

Free Now is the most popular app for booking licensed taxis in Turin, offering transparent pricing and reliable service.

Uber in Turin primarily operates with Uber Black or Lux, offering premium car services rather than standard ride-hailing options.

The SADEM bus is the most direct and convenient way from Turin Airport (Caselle - TRN) to the city center (Porta Nuova, Porta Susa).

The SFM A railway line connects Caselle Airport to Turin's Dora station. From Dora, you can connect to other GTT services.

This urban line offers a cheaper, though slower, alternative to the SADEM bus, connecting the airport to Borgaro Torinese and then to the city.

Many of Turin's main attractions and central neighborhoods are highly walkable, making it easy to explore on foot.

Services like Enjoy or Share Now offer short-term car rentals by the minute, useful for specific errands or trips outside the immediate center.

Turin is expanding its network of dedicated cycling lanes, making it safer and more pleasant to get around by personal bike.