Turin Airport Transfer Guide - All Options & Prices

# Airport Transfer Options in Turin Based on current available data, specific verified transfer services between Turin Airport (Caselle) and the city center are limited in our system. However, Turin Airport typically offers several transportation options that travelers should verify directly. For the most current information on available services, schedules, and pricing across all transport categories from budget to premium options, we recommend checking the booking widget below or consulting official airport resources. When planning your airport transfer in Turin, consider that journey times to the city center generally range from 30-45 minutes depending on your chosen transport mode and traffic conditions. Since real-time availability and current rates vary, it's essential to compare options through booking platforms at the time of your travel. The airport is well-connected to Turin's city center, and you'll find options suitable for different budgets and comfort preferences when you check current services.

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

Unofficial Taxi Drivers: Unlicensed drivers may approach you inside the terminal or just outside, offering rides at seemingly good rates but often charging inflated prices or taking longer routes. Avoid by only using official white taxis from the designated taxi rank outside arrivals, or pre-book through the booking widget for verified transport options.

Fake 'Express' Bus Services: Individuals may try to sell tickets for non-existent express services or overcharge for legitimate bus tickets inside the terminal. Avoid by purchasing bus tickets only from official ticket machines, the SADEM bus counter, or through verified booking platforms - never from individuals approaching you.

Baggage 'Help' Scam: People may offer unsolicited help with your luggage and then demand payment, sometimes aggressively. Avoid by politely declining help from anyone who isn't official airport staff (identifiable by uniform and ID badge), and use luggage trolleys available at the airport if needed.