Milan to Turin Transfer: How to Get There and Prices

About an hour by high-speed train, or under 2 hours by car.

Looking for a Milan to Turin transfer? Here you can compare every way to make the trip by travel time, price and comfort.

Turin is about 145 km from Milan, so it is easy to visit in a day. A fast train takes around an hour, while a car suits meetings outside the center.

How Long It Takes by Car

By car the trip takes around 1 hour 50 minutes without traffic. A limited traffic zone operates in central Turin, so check the rules in advance if you are driving.

Transportation: What to Choose?

High-Speed Train

Frecciarossa and Italo run from Milano Centrale to Torino Porta Nuova in about an hour. Prices depend on the date, and early tickets can start at around €15.

Pros
Fast, with a station in the city center.
Cons
You still need to reach your meeting or hotel.
Rental Car

Handy for several meetings or a trip to the Alps. Allow for tolls and parking.

Pros
A flexible route.
Cons
The train is usually faster, and central access is restricted.
Private Transfer

A good fit for business trips and groups: the driver collects you from your door and takes you to your address. An economy car from central Milan starts from €251 per vehicle, depending on the address.

Why it is convenient:
  • Fixed price agreed in advance
  • Pickup at your address
  • Choice of vehicle, from Economy to V-Class
  • No changes and no hauling luggage

Which Turin Station to Choose

High-speed trains usually stop at Torino Porta Susa and Torino Porta Nuova. Porta Nuova is closer to the historic center, and Porta Susa suits some business addresses. Check which is nearest to your destination before buying a ticket.

If you are going to an event at Lingotto, an office outside the city or on to the Alps, a car to your address is easier. For a day trip to the center, the train is usually enough, and it saves the most time on weekdays.

What to Consider for a Trip to Turin

The train is especially convenient for a day trip: the journey takes about an hour and you arrive in the city center. It is a common choice for people going to a meeting or a museum and returning the same day. A car makes sense when you have several addresses or plan to leave the city.

Turin is known for the Egyptian Museum, royal residences and cafés in its historic arcades. If you also want to visit the Langhe wine region or the Alps, a car with a driver is easier, since public transport to these areas is more limited. You can discuss a return route in advance when booking.

Options Compared

OptionTravel time *PriceTakes you to
High-speed train~ 1 h – 1 h 5 minfrom €15Station
Rental car~ 1 h 50 min – 2 h 10 minvariesYour address
IDtransfero transfer~ 1 h 50 min – 2 h 10 minfrom €251Your address
* Times and prices are approximate and depend on the service, date, traffic and address. The transfer price is for an economy car, one way.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take from Milan to Turin?
About an hour by high-speed train and around 1 hour 50 minutes by car.
Where do high-speed trains arrive?
Many services go to Torino Porta Nuova, the city’s most central station.
How much is a private transfer?
An economy car starts from €251 per vehicle, one way.
Can I visit on a day trip?
Yes, the journey is short in both directions.

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