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Milan to Turin: travel options

Approximate direct distance: 126 km • Travel distance depends on the route and transport you choose.

Compare the options

Recorded fares and journey times. Check each operator before booking.

Currency is shown with each fare.
Transport options from Milan to Turin
Transport Mode Operator Duration Price guide Stations / Airports Key Booking Tip
train Direct Trenitalia (Frecciarossa) / Italo From 36m Check fare

Fare source checked: 6 Oct 2026

Fares vary by departure and ticket conditions.

Tickets and times: Trenitalia (Frecciarossa) / Italo
Dep: Milano Centrale / Milano Rho Fiera; choose the ticketed departure
Arr: Torino Porta Nuova / Torino Porta Susa
Italo advertises a fastest city-to-city journey of 36 minutes across a route offering Centrale, Rho Fiera, Porta Susa and Porta Nuova. This does not describe every station pair. Compare the actual boarding and arrival stations, full journey and ticket conditions.
Use these figures to plan. The price for your departure, luggage and ticket type may differ.

Choosing your journey

Fast trains work well for either a Turin stay or a full-day visit. Allow about 1–1¼ hours, then add local travel at each end.

Route overview
  1. 1
    Milan Start
  2. 2
    Turin 126 km apart

Plan the journey

Fast trains work well for either a Turin stay or a full-day visit. Allow about 1–1¼ hours for the main service, plus time to reach the departure point and continue from the arrival. The selected timetable may be different.

Departure and arrival

Compare the actual station pair. A fastest advertised time can use Rho Fiera or Porta Susa and does not describe every Centrale–Porta Nuova train. Porta Nuova is convenient for the centre; Porta Susa also has metro connections.

Tickets and the next stop

Compare the full fare for your date, including luggage, reservations and the changes you need. Use the operator’s timetable and tickets and leave a buffer before a separate onward booking.

Read the Milan guide and Turin guide for the last part of the journey and places to base yourself.

An ornate corner building with balconies in Turin
Turin, Italy