Milan to Turin bus

Buses from Milan to Turin

Turin is the birthplace of Italian cinema and one of the best places to learn about ancient Egypt. Yes, the world’s second_largest ancient Egypt museum is in Turin, and there’s so much more to enjoy in this city. Milan is just about 78 miles (125 km) from Turin, and the fastest bus takes about 1h 50min to get to Turin. You can book this bus using the new Omio app and get ready for the trip of a lifetime.

Milan to Turin Bus Time: Daily Departures

Over 30 buses travel from Milan to Turin every day. Most of these buses are direct buses, and there’s a departure every hour. The first bus from Milan to Turin usually departs the station at around 12:30 a.m., and the last bus of the day leaves at around 11:40 p.m.

How long is the journey by bus from Milan to Turin?

Milan isn’t far from Turin. In fact, the two cities are approximately 78 miles (125 km) apart. It is a popular route, and you’ll have a direct bus headed for Turin every hour. Most direct buses take approximately 1h 50min to complete this journey.

Milano Cathedral Arch. Source: Shutterstock

What is/are the departure and arrival stations for buses from Milan to Turin?

Departure bus station: Lampugnano Stationis the main departure station, and it is about 4 miles (7.2 km) from downtown Milan. The metro and bus line 68 are the easiest way of accessing the station. The station has free Wi_Fi, clean restrooms, restaurants, shops, a waiting area, ATMs, and is wheelchair accessible.

Arrival bus station: Corso Vittorio Emanuele II (Terminal Bus)is the main arrival station for buses to Turin. It is a short walk from downtown, and the local buses and taxis should easily get you there. The station is wheelchair accessible and has covered waiting benches.

Which bus companies travel from Milan to Turin?

Autostradale, Itabus, MarinoBus, and FlixBus are the main bus providers on this route. Autostradale is the leading provider, with at least one departure every hour. Itabus and FlixBus are reliable and cheap options and would be great if you’re traveling at night since they offer night buses. MarinoBus has around four departures, all morning buses. You can learn more about this route and the providers by reading the Omio periodical, Window Seat.

Autostradale buses from Milan to Turin

Autostradale is the leading provider of buses from Milan to Turin. They offer direct buses on this route, starting from early morning until late evening. The first bus departs the station at around 6:00 a.m., and there’s at least one departure every hour after that.

MarinoBus buses from Milan to Turin

MarinoBus provides about four buses from Milan to Turin every day. All four are direct and morning buses. Two depart at around 6:20 a.m., while the other two depart at around 7:00 a.m. MarinoBus buses are fast, and take about 1h 25min to get to Turin.

FlixBus buses from Milan to Turin

Flixbus is the second_best provider for buses from Milan to Turin. They have around eight buses available for this journey, and their services include night buses. The first FlixBus departs at around 12:30 a.m., while the last bus departs at around 11:40 p.m. They take around 1h 50min to get to the station and are a reliable transport option.

Itabus buses from Milan to Turin

Itabus has around seven buses available for this trip. Most Itabus buses are evening buses with departures starting from around 6:00 p.m. to around 10:50 p.m. They are a great option if you’ll be traveling at night, and take about 1h 35min to get to Turin. They are also very affordable.

Traveling by bus is a sustainable journey

The bus is one of the most sustainable means of transport. Buses cause less congestion on roads preventing emissions from stationary vehicles. Buses now run on clean energy and aren’t as polluting as before. Bus providers have started carbon offsetting programs, and passengers can compensate for carbon produced on each trip. Also, bus tickets are now paperless, thanks to the new Omio app, which is a big plus for the environment.

Milan to Turin Autostradale Bus: Services on board

Autostradale buses allow passengers only one bag for the journey. The buses are wheelchair_accessible, and special assistance is afforded to people in wheelchairs. Pets are not allowed on the bus, and amenities offered include onboard restrooms, free Wi_Fi, power outlets, and air conditioning.

Milan to Turin MarinoBus Bus: Services on board

MarinoBus will allow you two bags on board. All buses are wheelchair_accessible, and drivers will provide special assistance if needed. Pets in pet carriers can travel on the bus, and amenities offered include onboard restrooms, free Wi_Fi, power outlets, and air conditioning.

Milan to Turin FlixBus Bus: Services on board

FlixBus allows passengers to bring two bags on this journey. All buses are equipped with wheelchair lifts, and if needed, the drivers provide special assistance to disabled passengers. Pets cannot travel on the bus, and available facilities include onboard restrooms, free Wi_Fi, power outlets, and air conditioning.

Milan to Turin Itabus Bus: Services on board

Itabus allows two bags on board. Each bus has a wheelchair lift, and disabled passengers get special assistance from bus drivers. Small pets in pet carriers can ride on the bus, and amenities offered include onboard restrooms, free Wi_Fi, power outlets, and air conditioning.

How to find cheap bus tickets from Milan to Turin

There are four hacks for getting cheap bus tickets for the trip from Milan to Turin. The first is booking in advance. Book your ticket months or weeks in advance to get cheap fares. The second hack is choosing slower trips. High_speed trips are usually more expensive than slower trips, and all buses ultimately get to the destination. Hack three is being flexible. Allow yourself some room to compare fares for different dates and settle for the lowest. Lastly, book your ticket using the Omio app. It is the only way to take advantage of the deals and discounts available on this trip.

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To Turin by bus – travel tips

Turin is one of Italy’s most pleasant cities to visit. Just like some of the popular destinations in Italy, you need a few days in Turin. With its world_class museums, beautiful squares, and magnificent churches, you’ll find Turin has everything that makes Italy charming. Here are some of the best places to visit in Turin. Start your tour at Piazza Castello with its famous monuments. You simply cannot miss a visit to this square if you’re visiting Turin, and some of the popular monuments here are palazzo Madama and Palazzo Reale. it is a good spot to enjoy Italian gelato on a hot summer’s day. If you want to learn about Italian cinema, you need to visit the National Museum of Cinema in Turin. Many exhibits here retrace the history of cinema in Italy, from the first cameras to helmets used in the Star Wars saga. Just a few paces from Carignan Palace, another popular monument in Turin, sits the Egyptian Museum. It is the second_largest Egyptian museum globally, after the one in Cairo, and exhibits here include mummies, statues, and sarcophagi, and it’s the best place to immerse yourself in ancient Egypt for at least two hours. Other must_visit places in Turin are;

• Piazza San Carlo
• Museo dell’automobile
• Cattedrale di San Giovanni Battista
• Porta Palatina
• Mercato di Porta Palazzo
• Parco del Valentino