Trains to and from Torino - Info and Tickets
Visiting Torino
Torino, known for its refined architecture and rich history, offers visitors a wealth of attractions. Begin at the iconic Mole Antonelliana, which houses the National Museum of Cinema and provides panoramic views of the city. Nearby, the Royal Palace of Turin presents Baroque elegance and beautifully landscaped gardens, easily accessible by local trains.
Culinary enthusiasts will appreciate Torino's famous chocolate, particularly the Gianduiotto, a local specialty, available at numerous cafes. The city is also home to the renowned Egyptian Museum, which hosts one of the largest collections of ancient Egyptian antiquities outside of Cairo.
For those seeking day trips, trains to nearby destinations such as the Alpine town of Sestriere or the historic city of Asti are readily available, making it easy to enjoy the surrounding landscapes. Book trains from and to Torino online at Rail Monsters.
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Popular Train Routes from and to Torino
Torino acts as an important rail junction in Italy, connecting to several major cities. The Torino to Milan route is approximately 140 kilometers and takes about 1 hour via high-speed trains. Another key route is Torino to Florence, covering around 350 kilometers with a travel time of approximately 3 hours. The journey from Torino to Venice spans about 400 kilometers and takes around 3.5 hours. Additionally, frequent services operate from Torino to Genoa, which is about 170 kilometers away and takes roughly 2 hours. International connections include the service to Lyon, France, which is about 320 kilometers and takes approximately 5 hours.
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Turin Train Stations
The train stations in Turin, Italy, serve a crucial role in the city's transportation network. Torino Porta Nuova is the main railway station, linking the city to other major Italian cities such as Milan and Rome, as well as offering connections to international destinations. Torino Lingotto is notable for its modern facilities and serves regional connections, catering to travelers heading towards the southern parts of the Piedmont region. The historical Torino Stura station connects local services and offers access to nearby rural areas. For airport transfer options, the Torino-Sandone express allows direct access to Turin Airport.
