
Getting to the heart of Turin is simple: we have prepared a complete guide for you to travel easily from the airport by shuttle, train or taxi. Follow our step-by-step directions to choose the most convenient option and get your stay off to the best possible start.
The city centre is connected to the airport by frequent bus services. The two main options are:
ARRIVA bus: This is the long-established shuttle that stops at Porta Susa and Porta Nuova. The ticket costs €7.00 (€8.00 if bought on board). The journey takes about 45-50 minutes.
Flibco: A green shuttle, very fast and with no intermediate stops, that takes you straight to Torino Autostazione (near Porta Susa). If bought online, the price is very attractive (from €6.99).
Advantages: Both options are convenient and offer plenty of room for luggage.
Since the beginning of 2024, the new direct rail link has been running, connecting Caselle Airport to the heart of Turin in just 30 minutes.
Destination: The train runs directly to Torino Porta Susa and Torino Lingotto stations.
Frequency: One train roughly every 30 minutes.
Cost: The ticket costs about €3.70 (an unbeatable option in terms of value for money).
Advantages: You avoid city traffic and arrive at the main transport hub (Porta Susa), from where you can easily reach us by tram or with a short taxi ride.
For those who want a faster, more personalised service, a taxi is an excellent solution. The average cost of a ride from the airport to the centre of Turin is around €30-40, but it can vary depending on several factors such as the time of day, traffic, the day of the week and the exact distance.
From the station to the B&B. If you choose the train (the new service to Porta Susa is comfortable and modern, and you can enjoy the view from the window) or the shuttle bus, from Porta Susa bus 56 brings you to us in about twenty minutes; from Porta Nuova take bus 61 or bus 6, which however does not run in the evening.
Our tip as locals: if there are two of you, a taxi is the better deal, and it drops you right at our front door in via Vittone.
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