The best hotels in Turin
Turin is underrated Italy, with world-class museums, serious food, and Alps views. These 10 hotels represent the best value across all price levels.
Our 10 Top Picks in Turin
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Turin Palace Hotel
Turin
$317/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Principi di Piemonte
Turin
$307/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Grand Hotel Sitea
Turin
$209/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
DoubleTree by Hilton Turin Lingotto
Turin
$246/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Palazzo Del Carretto - Art Apartments and Guesthouse
Turin
$148/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Hotel Victoria Torino
Turin
$220/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
B&B HOTEL Torino President
Turin
$84/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Opera35 Boutique Hotel
Turin
$219/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Hotel Indigo Turin
Turin
$216/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Domino Hotel Torino
Turin
$102/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Why These Hotels Made Our List
Here's why each one made the cut.
Turin Palace Hotel
4.8 from nearly 3,000 reviews means something. Steps from Porta Nuova station, you're connected to the whole city immediately. $317 isn't cheap, but the rooms are genuinely spacious and the service is old-school attentive. If you want central Turin with no compromises, this is your pick.
Address:Turin Palace Hotel, Via Paolo Sacchi, 8, 10128 Torino TO, Italy
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Principi di Piemonte
Five stars, $307 a night, and it actually earns it. The rooftop bar alone is worth it for views over the city and the Alps on clear days. Service leans formal, which some people love. You're paying for history and grandeur, not Instagram minimalism. Worth it if that's your thing.
Address:Principi di Piemonte, Via Piero Gobetti, 15, 10123 Torino TO, Italy
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Grand Hotel Sitea
$209 for five stars in central Turin is a deal you shouldn't overthink. You're on Via Carlo Alberto, walking distance from the Egyptian Museum and Piazza Castello. Smaller than the flagship hotels, which means more personal service. Don't expect a massive spa. Expect solid luxury at a reasonable price.
Address:Grand Hotel Sitea, Via Carlo Alberto, 35, 10123 Torino TO, Italy
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DoubleTree by Hilton Turin Lingotto
You're in Lingotto, the old Fiat factory district, about 4km south of center. Not ideal if you want to walk everywhere. But the hotel is excellent, the historic rooftop test track is genuinely unforgettable, and metro line 1 connects you fast. $246 is fair for what you get.
Address:DoubleTree by Hilton Turin Lingotto, Via Giacomo Mattè Trucco, 1, 10126 Torino TO, Italy
Neighborhood:Nizza Millefonti
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Palazzo Del Carretto - Art Apartments and Guesthouse
4.8 rating, $148 a night. At this price, for this score, you're winning. Apartment-style rooms in the historic center mean you get a kitchen and real space. Better for stays of two nights or more. Caveat: fewer hotel services. No restaurant, no concierge. Fine if you don't need them.
Address:Palazzo Del Carretto - Art Apartments and Guesthouse, V. Giambattista Bogino, 16, 10123 Torino TO, Italy
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Hotel Victoria Torino
A reliable four-star a short walk from Porta Nuova and Via Roma. The English-style decor is charming or odd depending on your taste, but regulars swear by it. With 1,230 reviews at 4.6, it's clearly doing something right. Good pick if you want something personal over a chain.
Address:Hotel Victoria Torino, Via Nino Costa, 4, 10123 Torino TO, Italy
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B&B HOTEL Torino President
6,785 reviews at 4.6. That's not luck, that's consistency. $84 a night in Turin for something people actually like. You're near Corso Regina Margherita, not quite the historic core, but the tram gets you there in 10 minutes. Don't expect luxury. Expect clean, comfortable, and no surprises.
Address:B&B HOTEL Torino President, Via Antonio Cecchi, 67, 10152 Torino TO, Italy
Neighborhood:Aurora
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Opera35 Boutique Hotel
Steps from Teatro Regio and Via Roma, this is the boutique pick for design lovers. 288 reviews is a small sample, but 4.6 holds up. $219 a night feels fair for the central location and rooms that lean contemporary without trying too hard. Book early: it fills up fast.
Address:Opera35 Boutique Hotel, Via della Rocca, 35, 10123 Torino TO, Italy
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Hotel Indigo Turin
This one's for people who actually care about the room itself. Hotel Indigo properties lean local and design-forward, and the Turin outpost delivers. Near Piazza Castello, $216 a night. Only 302 reviews, so less track record than bigger hotels. But 4.6 from guests who notice details is a good sign.
Address:Hotel Indigo Turin, Via XX Settembre, 70, 10121 Torino TO, Italy
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Domino Hotel Torino
No star rating, but 4.7 from 160 guests at $102 a night. The thin review count suggests it's newer. Turin city center, competitive price. If you're budget-conscious but don't want a budget feel, it's worth the gamble. Just verify the exact location before booking: unrated properties can land anywhere.
Address:Domino Hotel Torino, Corso Unione Sovietica, 561, 10135 Torino TO, Italy
Neighborhood:Mirafiori Sud
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Didn't find your match above? Here's every hotel in Turin.
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| # | Hotel | Our Score | Guest Rating | Reviews | Type | Price/Night | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Turin Palace Hotel | 4.8 | 2 999 | 4★ | $320/night | Book → | |
| 2 | Principi di Piemonte | 4.7 | 1 873 | 5★ | $310/night | Book → | |
| 3 | Grand Hotel Sitea | 4.6 | 1 328 | 5★ | $210/night | Book → | |
| 4 | DoubleTree by Hilton Turin Lingotto | 4.6 | 1 753 | 4★ | $250/night | Book → | |
| 5 | Palazzo Del Carretto - Art Apartments and Guesthouse | 4.8 | 147 | 3★ | $150/night | Book → | |
| 6 | Hotel Victoria Torino | 4.6 | 1 230 | 4★ | $220/night | Book → | |
| 7 | B&B HOTEL Torino President | 4.6 | 6 785 | 3★ | $80/night | Book → | |
| 8 | Opera35 Boutique Hotel | 4.6 | 288 | 4★ | $220/night | Book → | |
| 9 | Hotel Indigo Turin | 4.6 | 302 | 4★ | $220/night | Book → | |
| 10 | Domino Hotel Torino | 4.7 | 160 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $100/night | Book → | |
| 11 | Agorà - Boutique Stays | 4.6 | 47 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $160/night | Book → | |
| 12 | Ristorante Hotel Belvedere | 4.5 | 610 | 3★ | $140/night | Book → | |
| 13 | Hotel NH Torino Lingotto Congress | 4.5 | 2 865 | 4★ | $160/night | Book → | |
| 14 | LOFT8 Wonderful industrial loft in Turin | 4.7 | 56 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $170/night | Book → | |
| 15 | Casa del Pingone | 4.6 | 87 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $500/night | Book → | |
| 16 | B&B Le Stanze di Sara | 4.7 | 39 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $160/night | Book → | |
| 17 | Casa Mada | 4.5 | 16 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $110/night | Book → | |
| 18 | Turin Little House - One-Bedroom Apartment | 4.5 | 59 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $100/night | Book → | |
| 19 | A-waay Suite San Massimo 2 | 4.4 | 12 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $90/night | Book → | |
| 20 | Palazzo Bellezia Luxury Suites | 4.5 | 77 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $240/night | Book → |
Where to Stay in Turin
The neighborhood you pick matters more than the hotel.
The Egyptian Museum
The Museo Egizio on Via Accademia delle Scienze is the second largest Egyptian collection outside Cairo, with over 40,000 objects including the intact tomb of Kha and Merit (18th Dynasty), one of the most complete Egyptian burial sets ever found. Entry is $17 and includes the adjacent Galleria Sabauda (Savoy royal art collection).
Allow 3-4 hours minimum. Book tickets online to skip the entrance queue, essential in summer. The museum is spread across 5 floors with chronological organization from prehistoric to Roman Egypt. The basement floor with papyrus scrolls and the ground floor statue gallery are the highlights. Tuesday evenings until 10pm have reduced $10 entry.
The Royal Palaces and Piazza Castello
Piazza Castello in the city center is ringed by royal residences. The Palazzo Reale (Royal Palace) and the Palazzo Madama are both UNESCO-listed, forming part of the Residences of the Royal House of Savoy designation covering 14 sites around Piedmont. Combined entry is around $15.
Directly inside the Palazzo Reale is the Armeria Reale (Royal Armoury), one of the most important collections of medieval weaponry in Europe. The Royal Gardens behind the palace give views toward the Alps on clear days. The Cathedral of San Giovanni Battista next door holds the Turin Shroud (displayed every 3-5 years, not always on show).
Lingotto and the Fiat Rooftop
The Lingotto complex in the south of Turin was the Fiat car factory from 1923 to 1982, designed with a rooftop test track that is still intact and visible. The NH Turin Lingotto Congress hotel is built into the complex. The Eataly supermarket here is the original and best-stocked location.
The Pinacoteca Agnelli gallery on the complex rooftop has an intimate collection of about 25 paintings by Matisse, Picasso, Canaletto, Tiepolo, and others, selected by Gianni Agnelli personally. It is small but curated with taste. Entry is $7. Lingotto is 15 minutes from the center by Metro Line 1.
Aperitivo and Turin's Food Culture
Turin invented the aperitivo hour and it is still done properly here. From 6-9pm bars in the Quadrilatero Romano (near Via Garibaldi) and around Piazza Carignano set out tables with free food when you order a drink. A Vermouth or Campari costs $6-8 and the included food is enough for dinner if you do 2-3 bars.
The Caffè Al Bicerin at Via della Consolata 5 has been serving the bicerin (layered espresso, chocolate, and cream in a glass) since 1763. €6 per glass but worth it. The chocolate shops on Via Roma and Via Po have the best gianduja (hazelnut chocolate paste, invented in Turin) in the country.
Day Trip to the Langhe
The Langhe wine region 60 kilometers south produces Barolo (the king of Italian reds), Barbaresco, and Moscato. The town of La Morra on its hilltop has the best views over the vineyards. Alba, the main town, has the white truffle fair October-November with truffles sold for $300-500 per 100g.
Several tour operators run Langhe day trips from Turin for $60-80 per person including transport and 2-3 winery visits with tastings. If renting a car, the SP165 road through Serralunga d'Alba passes through some of the most valuable wine land in Italy.
The Quadrilatero Romano
The Quadrilatero Romano is Turin's oldest neighborhood, a grid of Roman streets between Via Garibaldi and Via del Carmine. It has the best concentration of independent restaurants, wine bars, and aperitivo venues in the city. Mercato di Porta Palazzo just north is Europe's largest outdoor market, open daily except Sunday.
Best explored on foot starting from Piazza Emanuele Filiberto. Via Santa Chiara has wine bars at $5-8 per glass. Ristorante Consorzio on Via Monte di Pietà is the best Piedmontese cooking in the neighborhood at $50-65 per person. The neighborhood is genuinely alive from 11am to midnight.
Turin's best hotel regions
Turin's historic center runs from Piazza Castello north to the train stations, south along the elegant Via Roma shopping corridor. The Crocetta district is residential and upscale east of the Egyptian Museum. The Lingotto area in the south has the former Fiat factory complex. Parco del Valentino along the Po river is the main green space.
Porta Nuova and City Center 4 vetted hotels Transport hub with direct access to the main sights
Transport hub with direct access to the main sights
The area around Porta Nuova station and Via Roma is the most practical base in Turin. Hotel Urbani near Porta Nuova at $55-85 is the best budget option. Hotel Victoria on Via Nino Costa at $130-185 is the standout mid-range. The Egyptian Museum is 10 minutes walk, Piazza Castello 15 minutes.
Via Roma connects Porta Nuova directly to Piazza Castello with arcaded shopping and several good restaurants. The metro at Porta Nuova connects to Lingotto in 12 minutes. Most of what you need to see is within a 20-minute walk.
Browse all Porta Nuova and City Center hotels → Crocetta 3 vetted hotels Quiet residential neighborhood near the Egyptian Museum
Quiet residential neighborhood near the Egyptian Museum
The Crocetta neighborhood southeast of the Egyptian Museum is quiet, residential, and one of the more pleasant parts of central Turin. Hotel Bologna in this area at $72-98 is reliable and good value. The Egyptian Museum is 10 minutes walk, Parco del Valentino 15 minutes.
Fewer tourists than the main shopping streets. Local bars, alimentari, and a covered market give a genuine neighborhood feel. Best for travelers who want the city without the centro storico crowds.
Browse all Crocetta hotels → Lingotto 3 vetted hotels Former Fiat factory complex, modern amenities
Former Fiat factory complex, modern amenities
The Lingotto complex in the south has the NH Turin Lingotto Congress hotel and the Eataly original store. The rooftop test track from the Fiat factory era is preserved. The Pinacoteca Agnelli has an intimate collection of 25 masterworks.
Metro Line 1 connects Lingotto to Porta Nuova in 12 minutes. Best for travelers interested in the design and industrial heritage of the complex, or for business events at the congress center. Less convenient for the historic center.
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Museums
The Egyptian Museum on Via Accademia delle Scienze has the second largest Egyptian collection outside Cairo. The Mole Antonelliana National Cinema Museum has a panoramic lift to the rooftop. The Pinacoteca Agnelli at Lingotto holds 25 personally selected Agnelli masterworks.
Food and Chocolate
Bicerin (espresso with chocolate and cream) at Caffè Al Bicerin since 1763. Agnolotti dal plin pasta at any Piedmontese trattoria for $15-18. Aperitivo from 6-9pm in the Quadrilatero Romano with free food at every bar. Gianduja chocolate from the Via Roma shops.
Romantic
Hotel Victoria on Via Nino Costa has a garden courtyard and individually decorated rooms from $130. Dinner at Ristorante Consorzio in the Quadrilatero Romano for $50-65 per person. Alps views from Piazza Vittorio Veneto on clear winter mornings.
Budget
Hotel Urbani near Porta Nuova from $55. Aperitivo with free food at bars in the Quadrilatero for $6-8. Museum entry is $10-17. Lunch at a local trattoria near Via Garibaldi runs $12-15. Turin is Italy's best value major city.
Family
The Egyptian Museum has dedicated family tours in English on weekends. The Mole Antonelliana panoramic lift is good for kids. Parco del Valentino along the Po river has medieval castle grounds to explore. The Eataly at Lingotto has cooking workshops.
Nature
Alps are visible on clear days from Piazza Vittorio Veneto. Sacra di San Michele abbey on the mountain above the Val di Susa is 40 kilometers west, a day trip. The Langhe hills 60 kilometers south are green and beautiful in spring.
We reviewed hotels across Turin's historic center, the Porta Nuova station area, the Crocetta neighborhood, and the Lingotto district. Our picks represent the best value at each price level.
Location Quality
Is the neighborhood walkable? Are restaurants, shops, and attractions within 10 minutes on foot? How does it feel after dark? We evaluate safety, public transport access, and whether the area has genuine local character or just tourist traps. A hotel in the wrong neighborhood ruins a trip. That's why location carries the most weight.
Value for Money
We compare what you pay against what you get. A €150 hotel with a great location, clean rooms, and helpful staff can outscore a €500 hotel with fancy amenities in a bad area. We factor in seasonal pricing, cancellation policies, and hidden costs like tourist tax and breakfast surcharges. The goal is finding the best ratio, not the lowest price.
Guest Experience
We analyze thousands of verified guest reviews across multiple platforms, looking for patterns rather than individual complaints. Consistent praise for cleanliness, staff, and room quality counts. We also assess the intangibles: does the hotel have character? Would you recommend it to a friend? A soul-less chain hotel with perfect facilities still loses to a well-run boutique with personality.
Every hotel on this page earned its spot through this process.
When to Visit Turin
Hotel prices, crowds, and weather vary by season.
Spring
April and May are excellent. The Alps are visible and still snow-capped, the Po valley is green, and the city is lively without summer tourist pressure. Turin's outdoor aperitivo culture starts in earnest in May. Hotel prices are moderate with good availability 2-3 weeks ahead.
Summer
Turin is less crowded than Venice or Florence in summer because it is off the standard tourist route. July temperatures hit 30-33C with some humidity. The Parco del Valentino is busy with locals. The Egyptian Museum has queues from 10am in July-August. Book tickets online.
Autumn
October and November are the best for food. Alba white truffle fair in October-November draws culinary tourists but the city itself is not crowded. Barolo harvest in October. Temperatures are comfortable for walking. The Lingotto area hosts the Artissima contemporary art fair in November.
Winter
December to February brings genuine cold but Turin handles it well. The Christmas markets in Piazza Castello are among the best in northern Italy. Hot chocolate at historic cafes is the city at its most atmospheric. Prices are 20-30% lower than peak. Museums are quiet.
Booking Tips for Turin
Smart booking strategies for Turin.
Book the Egyptian Museum online
The Museo Egizio is the most visited museum in Turin and queues in summer can be 45-60 minutes without pre-booking. Online tickets at $17 from museoegizio.it let you choose a timed entry slot and go straight in. Book 2-3 days ahead in July-August. Tuesday evenings until 10pm offer discounted $10 entry with shorter queues.
Do aperitivo every evening
Turin invented the aperitivo and still does it properly. From 6-9pm, walk into any bar in the Quadrilatero Romano (near Via Garibaldi and Piazza Carignano) and order a $6-8 Vermouth or Campari. A proper spread of free food appears. Two drinks and two bars covers dinner. Do not eat at a restaurant before 9pm if you are doing aperitivo properly.
Stay near Porta Nuova for transport convenience
Porta Nuova station has high-speed trains to Milan (45 minutes, $20), airport buses ($8), and metro Line 1. Hotels within 10 minutes walk include Hotel Victoria on Via Nino Costa ($130-185, excellent) and Hotel Urbani near the station ($55-85, budget). Porta Susa station in the northwest is the other main hub for regional trains.
Take Metro Line 1 to Lingotto
The Lingotto complex (former Fiat factory, Eataly, Pinacoteca Agnelli, rooftop test track) is 15 minutes from Porta Nuova by Metro Line 1, south direction to Lingotto stop. The Eataly here is the best stocked location in Italy for Piedmontese specialties. Buy Barolo, Barbaresco, gianduja, and white truffle products to take home.
Visit the Palazzo Reale before 11am
The Royal Palace complex around Piazza Castello opens at 9am. Before 11am the rooms are quiet and the royal apartments (Hall of the Swiss Guards, the Gallery of Daniel, the Alcova) are remarkably atmospheric without crowds. The combined Palazzo Reale and Armeria Reale ticket is around $15. The Armeria alone has 5,000 pieces of medieval armour.
Try Caffè Al Bicerin at least once
Caffè Al Bicerin at Via della Consolata 5 has been serving the bicerin (hot espresso, thick hot chocolate, and whipped cream in three distinct layers) since 1763. The current room looks almost unchanged. A bicerin costs $6 and should be consumed slowly without stirring. The cafe is 10 minutes walk from Piazza Castello. Go in the morning or late afternoon to avoid a wait.
Hotels in Turin, FAQ
Straight answers from our team.
What is Turin known for?
The Egyptian Museum (Museo Egizio) has the second largest Egyptian collection outside Cairo, with over 40,000 objects. The Palazzo Reale (Royal Palace) and Palazzo Madama are UNESCO-listed Savoyard residences. Lingotto is the former Fiat factory complex where rooftop test tracks are preserved as a museum. Turin also invented the bicerin (espresso with chocolate and cream) and has some of Italy's best chocolate and aperitivo culture.
What is the best area to stay in Turin?
Porta Nuova station area for transport convenience and the best mid-range concentration. City center around Piazza Castello and Via Roma for walking access to the Egyptian Museum and Royal Palace. Crocetta district southeast of the Egyptian Museum for a quieter residential atmosphere at mid-range prices. Lingotto is distinctive but a 20-minute metro ride from the center.
How much do hotels in Turin cost?
Budget hotels near Porta Nuova run $55-85. Mid-range in the Crocetta and city center areas cost $72-185. Hotel Victoria on Via Nino Costa at $130-185 punches above its price. The upscale options (NH Lingotto, AC Turin) charge $150-280. Turin is significantly cheaper than Milan or Rome at equivalent quality levels.
Is Turin worth visiting?
Yes, and it is consistently undervalued by international tourists. The Egyptian Museum is genuinely world-class, one of the three best Egyptian collections on Earth. The chocolate and coffee culture is unmatched in Italy. The aperitivo tradition with Vermouth started here. The Alps are visible on clear days from Piazza Vittorio Veneto. Most visitors spend 2-3 days and wish they had more time.
How do I get to Turin?
Turin Caselle Airport is 16 kilometers north, connected to the city by the GTT SasTour bus ($8, 40 minutes to Porta Nuova). The Torino Express train takes 20 minutes from the airport for $8. High-speed trains from Milan take 45 minutes, from Rome about 4 hours. The main station is Porta Nuova in the city center.
What should I eat in Turin?
Bicerin (layered espresso, chocolate, and cream) at Caffè Al Bicerin near the Consolata church, open since 1763. Agnolotti dal plin (tiny stuffed pasta) with Barolo wine sauce at any Piedmontese restaurant for $15-18 per plate. The aperitivo culture means bars from 6-9pm offer free food with your $6 Vermouth. Eataly at the Lingotto complex stocks every Piedmontese specialty.
What are the best museums in Turin?
The Egyptian Museum on Via Accademia delle Scienze is the essential visit, allow 3-4 hours, entry $17. Directly next door is the Galleria Sabauda (Savoy art collection) included in the same ticket. The Mole Antonelliana houses the National Cinema Museum with an IMAX panoramic lift to the top. The Pinacoteca Agnelli at Lingotto has an intimate collection of Matisse, Picasso, and Canaletto.
What is the aperitivo culture in Turin?
Turin invented the aperitivo ritual and it is still practiced properly here. From 6-9pm, order a $6-8 Vermouth or Campari at any bar in the center and a buffet of free food appears (bruschetta, olives, rice balls, charcuterie). The best aperitivo bars are around Piazza Vittorio Veneto, Piazza Carignano, and the Quadrilatero Romano neighborhood near Via Garibaldi.
Are there good day trips from Turin?
The Langhe wine region is 60 kilometers south, home of Barolo and Barbaresco. Asti is 57 kilometers east with the Palio horse race in September. The Royal Residence at Venaria Reale (UNESCO) is 12 kilometers north and comparable to Versailles in scale but far less crowded. Alba with its white truffle market runs October-November and is 60 kilometers from Turin.
Is Turin good in winter?
Yes, genuinely. Turin makes excellent coffee and chocolate culture, both of which feel right in winter. The Alps are visible and snow-capped. Christmas markets run December in Piazza Castello and the center. Hotel prices are 20-30% lower than peak months. The Egyptian Museum and other indoor sites are quieter. Avoid only if you specifically need warm weather.
What neighborhood should I avoid in Turin?
The area around Porta Palazzo market (the largest outdoor market in Europe) is fine during market hours but less pleasant late evenings. The Barriera di Milano neighborhood in the northeast is Turin's most deprived area and off the tourist circuit entirely. Staying near the main stations (Porta Nuova, Porta Susa) is the most practical regardless.
How do I get around Turin?
Turin has a metro (Line 1 runs east-west from Lingotto to the airport connection). A single trip is $1.70, day pass $4.50. Trams cover the rest of the city. The historic center is walkable, about 2 kilometers from Porta Nuova to Piazza Castello. Lingotto in the south is best reached by metro. For the Royal Residences, the GTT bus network covers Venaria in 45 minutes from Porta Susa.
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