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Why You Should Visit Turin ?
Top Turin Attractions Tickets
Plan Your Visit to Turin
By Air: Turin's international airport is located fifteen kilometers north of the city center and is connected to the city by a convenient motorway. The main carriers are Air France, Lufthansa, and Turkish Airlines. Alitalia is the flagship airline of Italy, which operates flights from some Italian and European cities. The airport has excellent connectivity to the city by bus, taxi, and train.
By Train:- Turin has three railway stations, Porta Susa, Lingotto FS, and Porta Nuova.
Porta Susa and Porta Nuova stations are dedicated to long-range and mid-range trains.
Porta Susa serves trains to the northern regions of Italy, and Porta Nuova serves trains to the southern regions of Italy (Genoa, Rome, Florence, Bologna).
By Train: Regional, high-speed and interregional trains depart from and arrive at the Porta Nuova station.
By bus or tram: - GTT, the public transport company of Turin, operates more than eighty lines and covers every inch of the city.
- For short hops, the Star electric shuttle bus can be the ideal option, while night mongers can use the Night Buster bus services, which operate from midnight to 5 am on Saturdays and Fridays.
Aurora: This vibrant area is located a short distance from the city center and is dotted with some of the best restaurants, cafes, and hotels.
San Salvario: It is the best neighborhood in Turin for those looking to have a budget-friendly staycation. You can find here great mid-range accommodations and eating joints, and it also houses Valentino Park.
Historic Center: The historic center is dotted with museums, historic cafes, shopping streets, and cathedrals. You'll also find tons of accommodation options, cafés, bars, and restaurants in this area.
Best Time to Visit: September and October is the best time to visit Turin as the weather remains pleasant, and there are numerous concerts and exhibitions that you can check out.
Visitor's Tips:- The restaurants and cafes in Turin follow a certain schedule- around 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm for dinner and around 12:00 – 1:30 pm for lunch.
Since Turin is the birthplace of bicerin, you must try this drink at the two popular spots, Cafe Torino and Caffe Al Bicerin.
While walking along Po River and exploring the Fontana di Dodici Mesi in Parco del Valentino, wear bug repellent.
At Turin, you'll find accommodation for all budgets. Some of the best places to stay in the Historic Center include Casa Della Contessa B&B (mid-range), Attic Hostel Torino (budget), and Corte Realdi Luxury Rooms Torino.
Trams and subways are the best transportation options to move around the city.
Weather:- In January and December, average highs are around 3°C-10°C and lows are 0°C-2°C.- In May and April, average lows are 8°C-12°C, and highs are 15°C-23°C.- From June-August, average lows are 15°C-20°C, and highs are 23°C-30°C.- October is slightly wetter and cooler, and November is the wettest month.
Language: Turinese people can speak Piedmontese and Italian and know a bit of English.
Time Zone: Turin follows CEST — Central European Summer Time zone.
Budget: You will spend around $125 (€126) per day during your vacation in Turin. On average, you'll have to spend €34 ($34) on meals and €35 ($35) on transportation daily. Also, the average accommodation rate in Turin for a couple is around €126 ($126). Therefore, a weekly trip to Turin for two people will cost around €1,762 ($1,754).
Currency: Euro is the local currency of Turin.
Visa: The following are the visas available in Turin: Visa for research/study - for non-EU citizens, a short-stay visa for tourism (that is valid for eight to ninety days) for non-EU citizens.
FAQ's
What are the best attractions to see in Turin?
Mole Antonelliana: Buy the Turin city pass and get access to Mole Antonelliana, the architectural symbol of Turin. It was earlier a synagogue, but now it houses memorabilia and equipment from the earliest days of film production.
Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo:With the Turin city pass, you can explore Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo, one of the best destinations in the city for viewing experimental contemporary art.
Castello di Rivoli:Castello di Rivoli is currently home to the museum of contemporary art of Turin. The museum has an extensive collection of contemporary art complemented by Old Master, great medieval and modern paintings.
How many days should I spend in Turin?
Two days are enough to explore Turin. On the first day, you can visit popular museums like Museo Nazionale dell'Automobile, Museo Egizio, and Civic Museum of Ancient Art. Dedicate your second day to enjoying bicerin, chocolates, and local delicacies and shopping.
What is the best time to visit Turin?
September and October is the best time to visit Turin as the weather remains comfortable and calm, and the city seems to be buzzing with tons of concerts and entertainment events.
How can I get cheap Turin attraction tickets?
To get cheap Turin attraction tickets, you can buy a Turin city pass that gives you access to Turin's top historical and cultural highlights. The Turin pass comes in 2-day, 3-day, 1-day, and 5-day ticket options, so you can choose accordingly.
What is the best way to book Turin museum tickets?
Turin museum pass gives you access to the top-most museums in the city. You can choose from 2-day, 3-day, 1-day, and 5-day Turin pass options.
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- Colosseum Rome
- Castel Sant Angelo
- St Peters Basilica
- Roman Forum