Transportation in Turin

# Getting Around Turin Turin offers a comprehensive public transportation network operated by GTT (Gruppo Torinese Trasporti), including metro, trams, and buses that efficiently connect the city center with surrounding neighborhoods. The metro line (Line 1) is particularly useful for visitors, running from Fermi to Lingotto and passing through key areas like Porta Nuova station. Trams and buses complement the metro with extensive coverage throughout the city, and tickets are valid across all GTT services. For those preferring flexibility, taxis are readily available at designated stands and can be hailed through official apps. First-time visitors should know that Turin is a walkable city, especially in the historic center where many attractions cluster around elegant arcaded streets. The public transport system uses a zone-based ticketing structure - purchase tickets before boarding from tobacco shops (tabacchi), newsstands, or ticket machines at metro stations. Validate your ticket immediately upon boarding to avoid fines. The city also offers tourist travel cards for unlimited rides over multiple days, which can be economical for active sightseers. **Airport Transfer Tip:** Turin Airport (Caselle) connects to the city center primarily via the SADEM bus service to Porta Nuova and Porta Susa railway stations, with frequent departures throughout the day. Taxis and private transfers are also available - check current rates and schedules using the booking options below for the most up-to-date information and pricing for your travel dates.

Download the GTT Torino app for real-time bus and tram schedules throughout the city

Metro Line 1 connects Porta Nuova station to Lingotto, making it easy to reach major districts

Purchase transit tickets before boarding - validate them in the yellow machines on buses and trams

SADEM bus connects Turin Airport to city center with stops at Porta Nuova and Porta Susa stations