Verona to Turin train

Trains from Verona to Turin

Trains from Verona to Turin depart from Verona Porta Nuova railway station and Verona Porta Vescovo railway station many times each day, with a variety of routes and trains that arrive at Turin Porta Nuova railway station. There are over 45 possible combinations you can choose from on a daily basis, including a nonstop high-speed train that finishes the journey in just over 2h. If you prefer a slower pace, you can choose from the regional trains that complete the journey in more time for a cheaper price. These regional trains also have at least one stop to change trains, which travelers might prefer if they enjoy stretching their legs outside on a long journey.

Verona to Turin Train Time: Daily Departures

There are over 45 combinations of trains and routes available to travelers from Verona to Turin. The earliest available train departs Verona Porta Nuova railway station at 5:45 a.m. and arrives at Turin Porta Nuova railway station at about 9:00 a.m. The final train of the day departs from Verona at 8:00 p.m. and arrives in Turin at 12:05 a.m. of the following morning. The only nonstop high-speed train of the day departs Verona at 7:30 a.m. and arrives in Turin around 9:50 a.m.

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

The length of your journey by train from Verona to Turin is dependent on the type of train you ride and the route you choose to follow. The fastest option is a nonstop high-speed train from Verona Porta Nuova railway station that completes the journey in 2h 20min with no changes. The next fastest option is a regional train that departs from Verona Porta Vescovo railway station before catching the high-speed nonstop option at Verona Porta Nuova railway station, completing the journey in 2h 45min. There are also routes that include one or two changes, such as the high-speed train departing from Verona Porta Nuova railway station that makes one stop at Milan Centrale for travelers to board another high-speed train, arriving at Turin in a total of 3h 10min.  The slowest option involves two changes, with a regional train departing from Verona Porta Vescovo railway station and connecting with two other regional trains in Verona Porta Nuova railway station and Milan Centrale, bringing the total travel time to 4h 45min.

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

Departure train station: There are two departure stations for trains from Verona to Turin: Verona Porta Nuova railway station and Verona Porta Vescovo railway station. Verona Porta Nuova railway station is found on the southern end of the city centre, and has four stories of services and facilities. This includes a luggage center, tourist information desk, first-class lounge, restaurants, bars, stores, newsagents, a bookstore, and restrooms. Verona Porta Vescovo railway station is located on the eastern edge of Verona, and a smaller station than its counterpart. This station has a magazine stall, restrooms, and a cafe that doubles as the ticket office. Both stations have services for disabled travelers coordinated by Sala Blu, from coordinating change services to free luggage services.

Arrival train station: The arrival station for trains from Verona to Turin is Turin Porta Nuova railway station, located on the southern end of the city centre in Corso Vittorio Emanuele II near Piazza Carlo Felice. The station is connected to the city metro line, running under the station and available for travelers who need transport beyond the city centre. The facilities available at this station include shops, restaurants, tourist information centers, restrooms, and luggage centers. The Sala Blue counter for travelers with disabilities is on the main floor next to Track 1.

Which train companies travel from Verona to Turin?

Trains from Verona to Turin are operated by Trenitalia, the largest train operator in Italy and part of Gruppo Ferrovie Dello Stato Italiane. Trenitalia offers a wide variety of trains and stops along this route.

Trenitalia trains from Verona to Turin

Trenitalia operates both high-speed Frecciarossa trains and regional trains on the route from Verona to Turin. The Trenitalia Frecciarossa is the fastest train in the Frecce fleet, reaching speeds up to 185 mph (300 km/h). This train can complete the journey in just over 2h on a direct line, which is available on this route. Trenitalia also offers the slower, less expensive Regionale Veloce and Regionale Trenord models on this route. These trains can provide a connection to the faster Frecciarossa trains in Milan Centrale or complete the entire journey themselves in about 4h with two changes along the way.

Train Verona to Turin: Services on Board

The services on board your train can vary depending on the type of train you are riding. In the Frecciarossa trains, you can choose from four classes: Executive, Business, Premium and Standard. On the Regionale Veloce or Regionale Trenord, you can choose from any available seat when you board the train. The luggage policy for Trenitalia allows travelers to keep their luggage in overhead racks or in the storage racks on the end of each coach. In the event that luggage racks are filled, travelers should only bring the amount of luggage they would be able to handle on their own. For bicycle transportation on Trenitalia trains, disassembled or foldable bikes are allowed for free. They must be under 47x32x18 in (120x80x45 cm). Some trains allow fully assembled bikes for a small fee, and have the bike symbol marking the door. The Sale Blu counter in each station provides services for boarding, riding, and departing for travelers with disabilities. They can also help these travelers with changing trains in Milan Centrale or other stations. Trenitalia allows small dogs, cats and other small pets on board in a suitable container under 28x12x20 in (70x30x50 cm) for no charge. Travelers can bring larger leashed and muzzled dogs if they buy an additional ticket at a 50% markdown. Large dogs need a certificate of registration from Italy’s canine registry, and international tourists will also need the dog’s health card or "dog passport." Guide dogs can travel allowed for free on all trains. While on board the Regionale or Frecciarossa trains, you will have access to air conditioning, LED lighting, electrical sockets, televisions, restrooms, baby changing tables, and WiFi for all travelers. Passengers with disabilities have two designated zones in the train, with seats for their travel party adjacent and a designated restroom for disabled travelers.

How to find cheap train tickets from Verona to Turin?

For travelers who are using Omio to find cheap train tickets from Verona to Turin, one of the ways to save money is flexibility with travel dates. You may find that the same train or route is less expensive on one day as compared to the other simply because of the high demand for tickets at certain times. With greater flexibility, you will have greater choices. You may also be able to save money by choosing the slower regional trains over the high-speed Frecciarossa trains. Although the Trenitalia Frecce fleet is capable of much faster speeds, these tickets often cost more than the slower Regionale Veloce and Regionale Trenord models. Consider choosing a route with one or two changes if you are looking to save money, as the routes with more stops are typically less expensive than nonstop trains. Begin using Omio to explore your options in advance, and consider booking early if you find a deal that you do not want to let slip away.

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