By car
Highways:
A4 Turin-Milan-Venice,
A5 Turin-Ivrea-Aosta,
A6 Turin-Fossano-Ceva-Savona,
A21 Turin-Asti-Alessandria-Genoa,
A21 Turin-Asti-Alessandria-Piacenza,
A32 Turin-Frejus-(Francia).

Connections:
N.10 Lower Padana (Turin-Moncalieri-Alessandria-Piacenza-Cremona-Mantua- Monselice);
N.11 Upper Padana (Turin-Chivasso-Vercelli-Novara-Milan-Brescia-Padua-Venice); N.20 from Colle (Pass) della Maddalena (Turin-Borgo San Dalmazzo-French Border,);
N.23 from Colle (Pass) of Sestrieres (Turin-Stupinigi-Pinerolo-Sestrieres-Cesana);
N.24 from Monginevro (Turin-Susa-Cesana-Monginevro-France);
N.25 from Moncenisio (Turin-Collegno-Susa-Moncenisio);
N.26 from the Valle d'Aosta (Turin-Chivasso-Ivrea-Aosta-Piccolo San Bernardo);
N.27 Gran San Bernardo (Turin-Aosta-Gran San Bernardo);
N.10 Lower Padana, direction Liguria (Turin-Alessandria-Novi Ligure-Genoa).

By train
Turin has three train stations: Porta Nuova (Piazza Carlo Felice), Porta Susa (Piazza XVIII Dicembre), and Lingotto (via Pannunzio).

Porta Nuova is the Central Station, from which trains arrive and depart for every destination. Situated in the center of the city, it is easily reached by foot or by public transport. It faces the beautiful Piazza Carlo Felice, from which one can reach Via Roma, the central road in Turin. Inside the train station there are car rentals, restaurants, newsstands, a Duty-Free Shop, automatic teller machine, tobacco shop and bars.
The main lines are:
/Milan, Verona, Bolzano, Brennero, in the direction of Austria and Germany /
/Venice, Trieste/
/Alessandria, Genoa, Rome, Naples, Reggio Calabria /
/Bardonecchia-Modane, Paris and France /
/Cuneo, Savona, Ventimiglia, in the direction of France /
/Aosta /
/ Pinerolo, Torre Pellice/.
The station is at Piazza Carlo Felice/Corso Vittorio, tel. .

Porta Susa is the usual station for trains running through Milan and in general for trains coming and going to the east and west. Situated in Piazza XVIII Dicembre, it allows easy connections with bus and inter-city and suburban transportation lines. Within this station are a bar, restaurant, newsstands, tobacco shop, and automatic teller machine. Tel. 011-538513.

Turin Lingotto is a station of strategic importance. Once it only connected transport services, but now it connects Turin with southern Italy. Some Intercity trains also stop here. It offers every possible convenience, having been built only recently. It is located in the south of Turin, near Moncalieri and the Conference Center (Centro Congressistico). Tel. 011- 6653757.

By airplane
Open to commercial and international traffic, Turin Caselle Airport is 15 km to the north/northwest of downtown Turin and is connected to the highway system (northern section). The modernization now going on in this airport makes it the most up-to-date in Europe and will make it even safer and more reliable, as well as increasing its already high level of capacity as time goes on. It is a natural arrival point for international tourism, especially in winter when people head for the splendid mountain locations of the Piedmont and Valle d’Aosta.
From the airport there is continual round-trip bus service for Turin.
Information:
Tickets: /373
Lost Baggage: .

By car The city, with its wide streets and generous boulevards, facilitates easy driving. Exiting from the various highways, one can enter the circumferential and the principal arteries leading downtown. From the southern part of the circumferential, at the Stupinigi exit, one arrives at Corso Unione Sovietica, which leads directly to the Porta Nuova Station, in the middle of the city. From the A32-Frejus, following Corso Francia e Corso Peschiera, we reach Porta Nuova. Or, taking the Corso Allamano e Corso Sebastopoli, we come into Corso Turati, in the very center of the city. From the circumferential to the north, from Caselle Airport and from the A5, one comes into Corso Lecce, and continuing along Corso Peschiera we once again reach the downtown area.

Public Transport Getting around by bus in Turin is easy and economical. Tickets can be bought at tobacco shops, bars, or offices of the TT (Turin Transportation Consortium).
For information:
TT (Turin Transportation Consortium), tel. 167019152
Bus Terminal: Corso Inghilterra, tel. 011/43322525.

Taxi Taxi service is easy and efficient but certainly less economical than bus service.
The numbers to use for calling a taxi are:
5737 - 5730 - 3399.