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There are several reasons to visit Turin. Turin is the first former capital of Italy, with an unequalled cultural, architectural and monumental heritage. It has leading university, cultural, tourist and scientific centers, and it is the Italy’s third financial and business hub. Turin is the fourth Italian city for population after Rome, Milan and Naples. Since 2009, it has been inserted in the high prestige Michelin Guide Main Cities of Europe, home of four national museums. In the Lonely Planet’s Top 10 destinations to visit in 2015, Turin is the only Italian destination in the European rank. Also, it is the only Italian city selected by the New York Times among 52 places in the world to go during 2016.

Turin is located in the centre of Europe, and it is easy to reach. There are three international airports you can use to reach Turin.

The Turin Caselle Airport, which is located at just 16 kms from the city centre. A coach service operates between the airport and Turin city centre, with a journey time of about 40 minutes. Detailed information can be found here: SADEM. You can reach the Turin city centre even by train, with a journey time of about 20 minutes. Detailed information can be found here: GTT.

The Milano Malpensa Airport, which is 140 kms from Turin.

The Milano Linate Airport, which is 160 kms from Turin.

As regards local transportation, Turin has a very efficient and convenient subway. Detailed information can be found here: GTT.