Turin
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| City Code | TRN |
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| Flight Time | 8~13 hours |
The flight time to Turin is approximately 8~13 hours. Find out more about the history, economy, climate and transportation options before you visit Turin.
Turin
Turin is located in the North-West of Italy. Turin is an ancient city tracing it's beginning to pre-Roman times. In the middle ages Turin was the home to Savoy royals, who left behind many beautiful palaces. In 1861 Turin became the first capital city of unified Italy. Turin's main landmark is Mole Antonelliana, which was originally a synagogue, but now houses a cinema museum. It is also worth buying a ticket for an opera or a ballet at Teatro Regio. Via Po and Via Roma are great for walks to to soak Turin's atmosphere.
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Voice of Travelers to Turin
Philipp from Germany
I am Philipp from Germany. Recently I flew from Frankfurt to Turin with Lufthansa. I booked my ticket online using Lufthansa’s website. It was a simple process and I could book and pay for my ticket from the comfort of my home. The flight was short and pleasant and I enjoyed the complimentary drink and snack on board. The stewards and stewardesses on the plane were very polite. I went on several long walks and I admired Turin’s beautiful, baroque architecture. I took many photos to share with my friends back home. I also enjoyed a visit to Museo dell'Automobile which displayed over a hundred fascinating, old cars. I was even lucky enough to get a ticket for a Juventus football match while in Turin.
David from the UK
My name is David and I am from the UK. I needed an extended weekend break this summer and found a fantastic deal on an economy class ticket to Turin with British Airways. I was impressed with the service, including the smooth online check-in and the drinks and snacks brought directly to my seat. Turin is full to bursting with beautiful baroque architecture and delightful restaurants. If you go, be sure to buy a ticket for the Palazzo Madama. I also made a special visit to the Caffe Al Bicerin, famous for Turin's favourite drink of coffee, cream and chocolate. I loved my weekend there so much I'm already looking for another ticket to Turin.
Maria from Spain
My name is Maria and last month I bought a ticket for a family holiday in Turin. We flew with Vueling and bought our tickets online. I downloaded Vueling’s application for my smartphone, so that I did not have to print out our tickets. I got our tickets and check-in on my phone and avoided a queue at the airport. It was our son’s first flight and we arranged with a stewardess for him to receive a First Flight Certificate which made him very happy. In Turin we went to National Cinema Museum located in the Mole Antonelliana where the kids enjoyed the interactive marionette exhibition. We also visited many of Turin’s parks with play areas where the children had a lot of fun.
Turin Travel FAQs
Q. Can I get a plane ticket to Turin from many airlines?
A. Yes, over 30 different airlines can provide tickets to Turin ranging from national carriers to cheap-flights companies.
Q. Are there any discounts available for the attractions in Turin?
A. Yes, you can buy the Torino-Piedmont card for 1, 2, 3 or 5 consecutive days. This gives you a free entry ticket to Turin's best museums. It also gives you discounts on tickets to other attractions and sightseeing tours in Turin.
Q. What is the best time of year to buy a plane ticket to Turin?
A. If you love winter sports book a ticket for January or February. Turin is conveniently located close to several great ski resorts. For sightseeing in the city book a ticket for July or August, when the weather is best.