Turin Caselle Airport
Airport guide 2026

Turin Caselle Airport TRN

Italy

Turin's Caselle airport, named after Sandro Pertini, is the main gateway to Piedmont and the ski resorts of the Western Alps. Located 16 km north of Turin, it is a modern airport awarded for efficiency and environmental awareness.

Content verified on 04/09/2026
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How to get to Turin Caselle Airport

Optimally connected to the city through a new direct railway line and frequent buses.

By Car

Accessible via the Turin-Caselle expressway, directly connected to the Turin ring road.

By Train

The new internal railway station 'Ceres-Turin' connects the airport to the city center (Porta Susa) in about 30 minutes.

By Bus

The 'Flibco' and 'Arriva' bus service connects the airport with Turin city center (Porta Nuova/Porta Susa) every 15-30 minutes.
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Tips The Ceres-Turin train is the most reliable and fast choice to reach the high-speed stations in Turin while avoiding traffic; for those continuing to other Italian cities, check connections on trenitalia.com or italotreno.it. In winter, allow extra time for transfers to the Olympic valleys in case of snow.

Average travel time to TRN

Train31 min
Shuttle bus45-50 min
Taxi / Private hire25-30 minutes

Parking near Turin Caselle Airport

Wide range of official parking options: Multi-storey (covered), P-Comfort and P-Lunga Sosta (open-air).

The covered Multi-storey parking typically costs 3-4 euros per hour, P-Comfort is mid-range, while P-Lunga Sosta open-air parking drops to approximately 7-8 euros per day for longer stays (private affiliated parking can be even cheaper, from about 6 euros per day), especially when booking online in advance before your winter vacation.

How to get to Turin from TRN

Upon arrival, you can easily reach the historic town center or the Olympic valleys for skiing.

By Train

The railway station is located beneath the terminal, easily accessible via escalators.

By Bus

Shuttle buses depart from the curb just outside the arrivals area. Tickets available online or at ticket machines.

By Taxi

Taxis are available at the exit. Guaranteed municipal fixed rate of 40 euros to city center (ZTL zone), 47 euros to Lingotto Fiere and Hospital area; night and holiday surcharges are already included. Alternatively, the FREE NOW app can be used to book your journey.

Airport transfers you can book in advance

Shuttles and private transfers you can book online, picked from the best rated by travelers.

From TRN to the most sought-after destinations

If you want...ChooseApproximate cost
Reach the city center as quickly as possibleCeres Train to Turin (30 minutes to Porta Susa)~4.50€
Spend lessFlibco/Arriva bus booked online in advancefrom around 5-7€
Visit the Royal Palace of VenariaCar rental or taxi, not well served by public transport from the airporttaxi approximately 35-40€

Turin → Porta Susa / Porta Nuova

The Ceres train is the most reliable solution, with direct arrival at Turin's central stations.

Turin → Royal Palace of Venaria

Not served directly from the airport: a taxi or rental car is best, or reach the city center first and then take a dedicated bus from there.

Car rental at Turin Caselle Airport

Car rental desks are located on the ground floor, in the arrivals area and multi-story parking lot.

Verify the exact location when booking. In winter, check if the vehicle includes winter tires for roads leading to the Olympic valleys.

Basic documents required are driver's license, passport, and credit card, plus the IDP in most cases.

 

Hotels near Turin Caselle Airport

Turin-Caselle airport is about 16 km from the centre, connected by the SFM7 train direct to Porta Susa in half an hour, with departures every 30 minutes, or by the Flibco and Arriva buses to Porta Nuova in 30-50 minutes. Those arriving by train find it convenient to stay near Porta Susa, an interchange hub with the metro. Those who want the historic centre, between the Mole Antonelliana, Palazzo Madama and the Quadrilatero Romano, can reach everything on foot from the station anyway. Those who prefer a livelier, less touristy university district instead look to San Paolo, near the Politecnico.
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Porta Susa

Direct SFM7 train from the airport, about 30 minutes, with a departure every 30 minutes; Porta Susa station is the terminus.

Best for: those arriving or departing by train who want to avoid changes after the flight

Pros
  • Direct rail connection with the airport, no changes
  • Interchange hub with the metro for the whole city
Cons
  • A more anonymous district, little evening life within walking distance
  • The SFM7 train only runs every 30 minutes
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City centre

Historic centre: Mole Antonelliana and Quadrilatero Romano

Flibco or Arriva bus to Porta Nuova/Piazza Carlo Felice, 30-50 minutes; or SFM7 train to Porta Susa and a short walk into the centre.

Best for: those focused on the main monuments, shopping and nightlife on foot

Pros
  • Mole Antonelliana, Palazzo Madama and Quadrilatero Romano just steps away
  • The liveliest area for bars, restaurants and nightlife
Cons
  • More evening noise on weekends, especially in the Quadrilatero Romano
  • From the airport a change is always needed, bus or train plus a stretch on foot
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Neighbourhood

San Paolo and Politecnico

SFM7 train to Porta Susa (about 30 minutes), then about ten minutes by tram or metro to San Paolo.

Best for: those looking for a lively, less touristy university district

Pros
  • University district, lively but less touristy than the centre
  • Good tram and metro connections to the centre
Cons
  • Farther from the main monuments of the historic centre
  • From the airport the journey requires more than one change
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Airport services

Premium services featuring Piedmont gastronomy and modern relaxation areas.

Shopping & Duty Free

Duty-free offering local specialties: Torino chocolate, fine wines, and truffles.

Lounges & relaxation

The Piemonte Lounge offers a welcoming environment with buffet and WiFi for business passengers. Access is charged via day-pass, except for Priority Pass holders or members of major airline alliances. The Piemonte Lounge is standard business level. Hours generally follow the flight schedule operated from this terminal.

Connectivity & Wi-Fi

Free, unlimited WiFi via the 'Torino Airport WiFi' network. Connection requires accepting service terms via your browser, with no personal data registration needed. For a local SIM card, all four national operators (TIM, Vodafone, WindTre, Iliad) have retail outlets or kiosks at the airport—convenient if you prefer not to search in the city. All also offer eSIM activation in-store with a valid ID.

Families & Children

Nursery facilities and a children's play area called 'Baby 0-3' available in the departure area.

Terminal guide

A single terminal building developed over multiple levels, very easy to navigate.

From check-in to gate you generally walk 8-10 minutes, thanks to well-distributed vertical connections across the various levels. Security lines can grow longer during the winter ski season.

Served mainly by national and European airlines, with Ryanair among low-cost operators.

Map of Turin Caselle Airport

Map of Turin Caselle Airport

Frequently asked questions

Q. How much does the Ceres-Torino train from Caselle Airport cost?

The ticket is integrated with Turin's public transport fare system; check the updated fare on the GTT app before travelling.

Q. Is the train or the Flibco bus better from Turin Airport?

The Ceres train is generally more punctual; Flibco/Arriva buses can be cheaper if booked online in advance.

Q. Does Turin Caselle have many intercontinental flights?

The direct long-haul offering is limited: many intercontinental connections require a stopover at a major European hub.

Q. Is it worth renting a car at Turin Caselle?

It can be useful for reaching Piedmont's Olympic valleys, less necessary just for visiting the city centre, which is well served by train.

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