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Parking in Turin

• Parcheggio Porta Palazzo (10152) has 870 spaces and is a central multistorey car park near the ancient Roman Palatine Towers and the Royal Palace of Turin.
• Parcheggio Roma-San Carlo-Castello (10121) with 802 spaces is just across from Piazza Castello and a five-minute walk from the Egyptian Museum.
• Parcheggio GTT Monti (10126) is a large multistorey car park at the foot of Valentino Park. Park here for easy access to the Castle of Valentino and the Medieval Village.

Key roads in Turin

• Corso Vittorio Emanuele II is a main street that runs through the centre of Turin, among a network of thoroughfares.
• The E70 skirts around the outside of Turin’s main centre, leading you west toward Monte Musinè in the Alps.
• The A4 provides a route past Novara to the city of Milan.

How to get from Turin-Caselle International Airport to Turin

It takes around 45 minutes to travel the 19km by car from Turin Airport to Turin’s city centre.

1. Head north onto Lato Partenze and keep right until you merge onto Via Torino/SP2.
2. Keep left to stay on Raccardo Autostradale Torino – Caselle/RA10 and follow signs for Torino Centro.
3. Exit toward Barriera di Milano/Centro/Collina then merge onto Corso Grosseto.
4. Turn right onto Corso Vercelli and keep going until you reach Ponte Domenico Carpanini.
5. Turn left onto Lungo Dora Agrigento and continue on Lungo Dora Savona.
6. Turn right onto Corso XI Febbraio.

How to get from Turin to Milan

Milan is just two hours, 143 km, from Turin by car.

1. Head north-east on Piazza Castello toward via Guiseppe Verdi, continuing through the gardens onto Viale 1º Maggio.
2. Take the first exit onto Viale dei Partigiani, then turn left onto Corso S. Maurizio.
3. With a slight right on Rondò Rivella, turn right onto Corso Regio Parco.
4. Continue until Via Bologna, before turning left onto Lungo Stura Settimo.
5. At the roundabout (Romolo e Remo), take the second exit to Corso Giulio Cesare and follow the A4 into Milan.

Best places to stay in Turin

AC Hotel Torino

Via Bisalta 11, Turin, 10126

Rest weary feet and tired eyes at this unique four-start Marriot hotel. This elegant building is a converted pasta factory from the early 20^th century, just twenty minutes by car from Turin’s centre. Get ready to relax with access to luxury hot tubs and the executive fitness centre.

Hotel Victoria Torino

Via Nino Costa, 4, Turin, 10123

Found within Turin’s charming historic district, sit back in front of cosy open fireplaces and sleep soundly in four-poster beds. Adorned with stunning period furnishings, this four-star boutique hotel and spa makes for the perfect romantic getaway in Turin. Don’t forget to visit the floral patio garden for a spot of breakfast.

Hotel Turin Palace

Via Sacchi, 8, Turin, 10128

Offering on-site parking, enjoy your Turin city-break from this unforgettable four-star hotel. This sophisticated building offers some of the most spectacular views of central Turin from their trendy rooftop bar. View the major sights and plan your list of excursions under the backdrop of the Western Alps.

Best places to eat in Turin

Ristorante Del Cambio

Piazza Carignano 2, Turin, 10123

Boasting numerous Michelin Star restaurants, Turin is a gastronomic haven. Let this traditional 19^th century restaurant catch your eye as you follow in the footsteps of Mozart and Verdi who were once guests here. Dine like the Royal House of Savoy on traditional Piedmont cuisine, just around the corner from the great Piazza Castello. 

Caffè Platti

Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, 72, Turin, 10121

Visit this historic café serving local pastries, biscuits, and cakes in a delightfully classic dining room. Sample the best of Turin’s sweet treats, a city known for its master chocolatiers. Taste the full-bodied flavours of their famous Bicerin hot chocolate and coffee, served Torino style with drinking chocolate and espresso. 

Dai Saletta

Via Belfiore, 37, Turin, 10125

Just a short walk or five-minute drive from Valentino Park, step inside this authentic trattoria for the quintessential Italian dining experience. With its traditional checked tablecloths and simple recipes passed down through the generations, enjoy good Italian food using quality ingredients.

Best things to do in and around Turin

Royal Palace of Turin

Piazzetta Reale, 10122, Turin

At the city’s heart, find a host of history and culture when you visit the Royal Palace of Turin. Once the home of Italian royalty, the House of Savoy, visitors can now admire the stunning architecture first-hand. Head toward the central Piazza Castello to find the palace, near the Royal Armoury of Turin.

Borgo Medievale – (Medieval Village)

Viale Virgilio, 107, Turin, 10126

Step back in time and witness the early charms of the Middle Ages at Turin’s very own Medieval Village. This open-air museum dates to 1884 and recounts Piedmontese life in the 15^th century. Find the museum by walking through Valentino Park to embark on an exciting journey through history.

Egyptian Museum

Via Accademia delle Scienze, 6, Turin, 10123