Turin Airport to the city — the real route

Turin Airport (officially Turin-Caselle, IATA code TRN) sits about 21km north of the city centre and 16km from Inalpi Arena, and it's genuinely well connected by rail — the airport has its own station, Torino Aeroporto di Caselle, on the Turin Metropolitan Railway Service (SFM).

Trains run roughly every 30 minutes between 6am and 10pm, taking about 30 minutes to reach Torino Porta Susa station. From Porta Susa, the city's Linea 1 metro connects onward into the centre — the airport train doesn't reach the metro network directly, so Porta Susa is genuinely the transfer point, not an optional stop.

If you'd rather skip the transfer, an "Integrato B" combined ticket (around €4.20) covers the regional train plus a connecting urban transit trip — metro to Porta Nuova or Lingotto, for instance — within a 120-minute window from first validation, which is the simplest single-ticket option for a first arrival.

Bus is the alternative: SADEM and Terravision both run airport-to-city services, roughly 40 minutes and around €3.30-3.50 one-way, useful if your train timing doesn't line up or you're arriving outside the 6am-10pm rail window.

For Inalpi Arena specifically, there's no single-transfer route from the airport — you'll take the train or bus into the centre first, then connect onward via tram 4 or 10 to Sebastopoli (see the Getting to Inalpi Arena experience). Budget roughly an hour door-to-door from touchdown to arena on a good connection, more if your flight lands outside train hours.