Torino is one of the biggest cities in the country, the old capital of the Reign of Italy, as well as one of the main poles in the Po Valley. So, it has an airport and two busy train stations. Porta Nuova is the main one and also the most central one.

In this article, you will find a guide on how to get to Torino, flights from the main European cities and trains from the Italian ones.

Flights to Torino

The airport of Torino has been nominated as the best European Airport in 2020 by ACI Europe. Hence, it is well connected with both Italy and Europe.

Below, you will find a list of flights to Torino from the main European cities:

• Madrid - Torino: direct flight, 2h 10min
• London Stansted - Torino: direct flight, 1h 50min
• Amsterdam - Torino: direct flight, 1h 35min
• Valencia - Torino: direct flight, 1h 45min
• Frankfurt - Torino: direct flight, 1h 15min
• Barcelona - Torino: direct flight, 1h 30min
• Ibiza - Torino: direct flight, 1h 40min
• Casablanca - Torino: direct flight, 2h 55min
• Malta - Torino: direct flight, 2h
• Paris C.De Gaulle - Torino: direct flight, 1h 25min

Those are the direct flights to Torino from the main European cities. There are surely other direct flights, but in case there aren't, you can always make a stop at another airport.

Trains to Torino

Torino has two main train stations, among which Torino Porta Nuova is the central one, and the high-speed trains reach both stations. If you're already in Italy, you can decide to take a trip to Torino, as well as if you're close enough to get by land.

Below, you will find a list of trains from the main European and Italian cities to Torino:

• Gare de Paris Lyon - Torino Porta Susa: direct train, 6h
• Modane - Torino: direct train, 2h
• Milano Centrale - Torino Porta Nuova: direct train, 57min
• Napoli Centrale - Torino Porta Nuova: direct train, 6h
• Roma Termini - Torino Porta Nuova: direct train, 4h
• Bologna Centrale - Torino Porta Nuova: direct train, 2h
• Bari Centrale - Torino Porta Susa: direct train, 8h 20min
• Genova Piazza Principe - Torino Porta Nuova: direct train, 2h
• Firenze SMN - Torino Porta Nuova: treno diretto della durata di 3h

Those are the direct trains from the main stations around Italy and Europe. If you come from the Southern French Coast, a good idea could be to make a stop in Genova and take a direct train to Torino. If you come from Switzerland, you can change train in Milano.

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July 23rd, 2021