Bergamo to Turin train

Trains from Bergamo to Turin

Trains from Bergamo to Turin depart frequently, with over 60 trains per day running a variety of routes to reach Turin Porta Nuova. The journey typically lasts about 2h or 3h depending on the route you choose, and involves at least one change. You can choose from routes that stop in Milan Centrale or Milan Porta Garibaldi, with additional connections available in Rho Fiera Milano or Monza. There are two departing stations to choose in Bergamo: Bergamo railway station and Bergamo Ospedale railway station.

There are over 60 trains departing from Bergamo to Turin each day. The first train generally leaves around 5:00 a.m. and the final train of the day typically departs at 9:00 p.m. A train departs every 5-15min, though not every train follows the same route. Some trains depart from Bergamo Ospedale railway station and others depart from Bergamo railway station, which are about 2 miles (3 km) apart.

How long is the journey by train from Bergamo to Turin?

The journey from Bergamo to Turin can range from 2h to 3h depending on the route you choose and the style of train you ride. Trains that run from Bergamo to Milan Centrale before continuing to Turin will take just over 3h and require a change in Milan Centrale that lasts about 25min. Another option is the route through Milan Porta Garibaldi, which involves a 10min switch and takes 3h 15min to arrive at Turin Porta Nuova. If you choose to ride a Trenitalia Frecciarossa high speed train, it follows the same route through Milan Centrale, but completes the journey in only 2h 10min. Another Frecciarossa route involves a change in Monza before connecting in Milan Centrale and arriving in Turin over the course of 2h 35min.

What is/are the departure and arrival stations for trains from Bergamo to Turin?

Departure train station: Trains from Bergamo to Turin depart from Bergamo railway station and Bergamo Ospedale railway station, which are less than 2 miles (3 km) away from one another. Bergamo railway station is found in the city centre, Piazza Guglielmo Marconi, on the southeast side of the city. The station has restaurants, shops, and restrooms for travelers, but also offers the amenities of Piazza Guglielmo Marconi when you step outside. Services for travelers with disabilities are available at Sala Blu counters in railway stations throughout Italy. Bergamo-Ospedale railway station is located less than 2 miles (3 km) to the west, and offers similar facilities within the station.

Arrival train station: Trains from Bergamo to Turin will arrive at Turin Porta Nuova railway station. Originally built in 1864, this is one of the grandest railway stations in Italy and offers a wide variety of restaurants, shops, restrooms, and traveler services. The station is located on the eastern edge of the city centre. A Sala Blue center to assist travelers with disabilities is available on the main floor of the station, where most of the ticket counters and services are found.

Which train companies travel from Bergamo to Turin?

The primary operator of trains from Bergamo to Turin is Trenitalia, the largest train operating company in Italy. Trenitalia is affiliated with the Italian government and services routes from both Bergamo railway station and Bergamo Ospedale railway station.

Trenitalia trains from Bergamo to Turin

Trenitalia offers a variety of trains from Bergamo to Turin, including Regionale Trenord models and the high-speed Frecce trains. The journey requires at least one change in Milan, with the segment from Bergamo to Milan operated by Regionale Trenord trains. After arriving at Milan Centrale, you can board a Frecciarossa high-speed train that will bring you to Turin in less than 1h. You can also choose to ride a slower Regionale Trenord for the entirety of your journey, though this route will require a change in Milan Porta Garibaldi instead of Milan Centrale. The only segment of this journey that offers a high-speed train is the Frecciarossa from Milan Centrale to Turin.

Train Bergamo to Turin: Services on Board

Trenitalia offers slightly different services on board the two trains offered between Bergamo and Turin. The regional train, known as the Regionale Trenord, does not have seat reservations. There is no limit to the amount of luggage each passenger is permitted to bring aboard, but travelers should only bring the amount of luggage they would be able to handle on their own if luggage racks run out of space. Disassembled or foldable bikes are permitted on Trenitalia trains for free. They need to be smaller than 47x32x18 in (120x80x45 cm). You can bring an assembled bike on board so long as the train has a bike symbol on the door. The Sala Blu counter in each station can connect travelers with disabilities to services for boarding, riding, and departing. Sala Blu can also provide services for switching trains in Milan Centrale or other stations. Travelers can bring small pets, including dogs and cats, if they are safely held in a kennel or container smaller than 28x12x20 in (70x30x50 cm) for no charge. Trenitalia permits larger dogs, but you will need to purchase an additional ticket reduced by 50% and keep them leashed and muzzled throughout the journey. If you choose to ride the Frecciarossa from Milan Centrale to Turin, you will find that there are four classes: Standard, Premium, Business, and Executive. Travelers with disabilities have two designated zones in the train, with seats for their travel party next to them. Each coach has restrooms, plus a restroom for disabled persons in the carriage with space reserved for disabled travelers. Travelers with small children can also access the baby changing table.

How to find cheap train tickets from Bergamo to Turin?

Travelers who are looking to save money on trains from Bergamo to Turin should take advantage of the filters and sorting tools in Omio. You can organize the options to see cheapest routes first, which typically involve a slower train like the Regionale Trenord instead of the Frecciarossa. You might also be able to save money if you are flexible with your travel dates and explore a variety of departure times to avoid heavy traffic at the stations. There are some routes that involve two changes along the way from Bergamo to Turin, which could be less expensive. Begin exploring prices early, and consider booking in advance if you see a deal that you do not want to miss!