Renting a car in Turin
Freedom, autonomy and zero stress: explore Turin, the Langhe and the Alps at your own paceVisiting Turin is an experience rich in history, culture and Piedmontese flavours. Moving between the city, the Monferrato hills, the UNESCO-listed Langhe and the Olympic Alpine valleys is the best way to discover the extraordinary variety of the area. A rental car gives you the freedom to explore without time constraints, reaching villages, wineries, castles and ski resorts less than an hour from the centre.
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Turin is compact and well served by public transport, but anyone wishing to venture beyond the historic centre quickly discovers how much easier a car makes everything. From the Barolo wineries to the Savoy residences outside the city, from the Reggia di Venaria to the Sacra di San Michele, all the way to the ski slopes of Sestriere and Bardonecchia: having your own vehicle means turning every day into a tailor-made adventure.
Why rent a car in Turin
- Maximum autonomy and flexibility when travelling between the city, hills and mountains
- The chance to explore the Langhe and the Roero, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with their wineries and medieval villages
- Access to the Olympic ski resorts (Sestriere, Bardonecchia, Via Lattea) in around 90 minutes
- Visits to the Savoy residences outside Turin: Reggia di Venaria, Palazzina di Stupinigi, Castello di Racconigi
- Excursions to the Piedmont lakes (Lago d'Orta, Lago Maggiore) and through the wine-growing countryside
- Flexibility for transfers to Caselle Airport or to reach Milan and Liguria
Where to pick up your vehicle in Turin
Thanks to our selected partner, you can choose between convenient and strategic pick-up points, including:- Turin-Caselle "Sandro Pertini" Airport (TRN) — ideal for those arriving by plane, with the desks of the main companies right inside the terminal
- Torino Porta Nuova — in the heart of the city, handy for those arriving by train
- Torino Porta Susa — high-speed rail station, with rental offices nearby
- Torino Lingotto — close to the trade fair and shopping district
Important note: the historic centre of Turin is largely a ZTL (Limited Traffic Zone), generally active on weekdays from 7:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Always check the latest schedule and, if your accommodation is in the centre, ask the property how to register your number plate for temporary access.
How it works
The process is simple, fast and entirely online:- Choose pick-up and drop-off location and dates
- Compare the best deals available
- Book in just a few clicks
- Pick up the car on arrival