Directions to the Turin Airport

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Are you heading off from Turin Caselle Airport? Your parking spot is waiting for you! For a peaceful start to your trip, use our route calculation tool to find the quickest path to your parking provider's exact location. The secret is leaving early enough to account for potential delays on the ring road or the motorways leading into Turin.

Road Access and Main Routes

Turin Airport (TRN) is very well-connected and located approximately 16 km north of the city centre. The main road axes to follow are:

• **From Turin:** Take the north ring road (Tangenziale Nord) in the direction of Caselle Torinese.
• **From Milan/East:** Use the A4 then join the A55 or E612, following signs for Caselle/Aeroporto.
• **From Genoa/South:** Take the A21 then the A55 heading north.

Approximate Travel Durations

These estimates are based on smooth traffic flow and will help you set your departure time:

• From Turin (centre) to the Airport: 16 km / approximately 30 minutes
• From Milan to the Airport: 145 km / approximately 1 hour 45 minutes
• From Genoa to the Airport: 170 km / approximately 2 hours

Travel Precautions in Italy

Before hitting the road, a quick check is necessary: ensure that fluid levels (oil, coolant) and your tire pressure are correct. Also, remember that most Italian motorways are toll roads. Plan to have cash or a Telepass if you travel frequently.

Assistance and Driving Tips

Refuelling

As is common across Italy, filling up in the city is generally cheaper than at motorway service stations. If you can, refuel in the Turin area before entering the expressways to save money.

In Case of Roadside Emergency

If unfortunately your car breaks down or is involved in an accident on the motorway, pull over safely, put on your reflective vest, and use an SOS column to contact emergency services. The general number for ACI roadside assistance is **803 116**. Safety is our priority.

Speed Limits

In Italy, the maximum speed is 130 km/h on motorways. It is 110 km/h on main extra-urban roads, 90 km/h on secondary roads, and 50 km/h in towns. Be especially vigilant on the Turin Tangenziale, where speed limits are often reduced due to heavy traffic.