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Viewss- Travel Options to Turin, Italy Over 20 years supporting volunteering in Europe! VIEWSS- TRAVEL OPTIONS TO TURIN, ITALY Reach Turin by Flight Here are the directions from some different airports. Depending on your country of departure, you could benefit from very interesting flight solutions to reach Turin, flying either to Torino or Milan. Turin Airport – Caselle http://www.aeroportoditorino.it/en/hp_en.html • Caselle Turin Airport is about 15 km north of the centre of Torino. Taxi is the faster way to get from the airport to the centre, taking around 30 minutes, and costing about 15 €. The public taxi rank is located on the left at the exit of the Arrivals level. • There is a shuttle bus every 15 minutes (bus company ‘Sadem’) from the airport to the centre, one way ticket is 6 €, and it takes around 35 minutes to arrive to Porta Nuova railway station in the city center. • A low cost bus company (‘Terravision’) connects the airport to Porta Nuova railway station. It costs 5€ but trips are less frequent. • A railway connects the airport to Turin GTT Dora Railway Station in 19 minutes. The railway station is located few meters away from the air terminal. Train departures are every 30 minutes: from 5.04 to 23.09 to the airport. Trip takes 19 minutes. Pay attention to buy the ticket before getting on the train and Dora Railway Station is far away from the station! • Main Airlines: Lufthansa, Air France, Alitalia, Ryanair. Torino Levaldigi Airport – Cuneo (low-cost) http://www.aeroporto.cuneo.it/en/ • Cuneo-Torino Levaldigi Airport is about 50 km south of the centre of Torino. The airport is connected to the city of Torino through trains and buses. • Bus departures are connected to the flight arrivals. The shuttle connects the airport to the Torino Lingotto railway station, the trip costs 11€ and it takes around 1 hour. • Main Airlines: Ryanair, Bluair, Wizzair. Milan Malpensa Airport http://www.milanomalpensa-airport.com/en • Malpensa is halfway between Milano and Torino. If you arrive at Malpensa, the best way to reach Torino is by bus. The bus operators ‘Sadem’ and ‘Autostradale’ run a shuttle service from Milan Malpensa Airport (one-way ticket €22), which takes 2 hours to arrive to Porta Susa railway station. Transport service is subjected to compulsory reservation. The ticket can be bought trough credit card from the website www.sadem.it. Rue de la Science 10 I Brussels 1000 I Tel: +32 2 511 75 01 I [email protected] I www.cev.be Reg. 446 777 248 I AISBL- A.R. 12.388/92 du 06/08/1992 Over 20 years supporting volunteering in Europe! • Main Airline: it is the biggest Airport in the north off Italy. It is served by several companies both regular and low-cost service. Milan Linate Airport http://www.milanolinate-airport.com/en • Linate Airport is about 8 km East of the center of Milan. If you arrive at Linate the best way to get to Turin is by bus to Milan Central Railway Station and then take the train to Torino (Porta Nuova). • There is an airport bus service STARFLY – providing buses every 30 minutes both to the airport and to the station (one-way ticket is 2 €). In Linate the stop is just outside the exit from Arrivals; the first bus leaves at 6.05 am and the last at 11.35pm. In Milan Central Station the bus-stop is on your left as you exit the station, and the first bus leaves for Linate at 5.40 am and the last at 9.35pm. Trains run between Turin and Milan every hour, the trip time depends on train category: from 1 hour to 2 hours 30 minutes. The cost of the ticket is between 8€ and 45€ depending on train category and speed. • Main Airline: all the major airlines. Milan Orio al Serio Airport – Bergamo (Low-cost) http://www.sacbo.it/Airpor/portalProcess.jsp?languageID=2 • Orio al Serio is about 50 km East of the center of Milan. If you arrive at Orio al Serio the best way to reach Torino is catching the bus to Milan Central Railway Station and then taking the train to Torino (Porta Nuova). • There are two bus companies, ‘Autostradale’ and ‘Orioshuttle’ that provide buses between Orio al Serio Airport and Milano railway station every 30 minutes. The cost is about 10€ and the trip takes about 60 minutes. • Main Airlines: Ryanair and other low-cost companies. Reach Turin by Train (within Italy): http://www.trenitalia.com Rue de la Science 10 I Brussels 1000 I Tel: +32 2 511 75 01 I [email protected] I www.cev.be Reg. 446 777 248 I AISBL- A.R. 12.388/92 du 06/08/1992 .
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