Getting There

Torino International Airport - Caselle

TIA is one of the most modern and functional airports in Europe located 16 miles from downtown Torino.  Easily accessible and congestion free, it can handle a traffic of over 3 million passengers per year providing first class services in terms of comfort and security.  Seventeen airlines operate over 450 weekly scheduled departures linking Torino to 25 destinations, 15 of which are international. Intercontinental links are provided through Malpensa 2000, one of Europe's largest hubs with easy connections from Paris, London and the United States.

http://www.aeroportoditorino.it/EN/voli/default.php

Malpensa 2000 Airport - Milan

Malpensa is a popular arrival point for U.S. passengers, with direct service from Aer Lingus, Aeroflot, Air Canada, Air China, Air Europa, Air France, Air Malta, Air One, Alitalia, American Airlines, British Airways, Continental Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Egyptair, El Al Israel, Emirates, Iberia, Japan Airlines, KLM, Lufthansa, MEA Middle East Airlines, Northwest Airlines, Olympic Airways, Portugalia Airlines, Qatar Airways, SAS Scandinavian Airlines, Saudi Arabian Airlines, Turkish Airlines, United Airlines.  Ryanair also provides service from London.

http://www.sea-aeroportimilano.it/

Levaldigi Airport – Cuneo

Just over an hour drive from Turin, Levaldigi Airport can accommodate private aircraft and helicopters.

Phone number 39 0172 741560 

http://web.aeroporto.cuneo.it/

Other

Taxis, limousines and guides are readily available.  Buses (approximately half-hourly) connect the airport with Torino's bus station and the Porta Nuova railway station. The journey costs €5 and takes 40 mins. There is also a train service every half hour, running to Torino's Stazione Dora.

Car Rental

All the major car rental firms have counters at both airports. If you plan to travel outside the downtown area, a rental car is highly recommended.

Driving

Six different motorways connect Torino to major European cities: Milan in 60 minutes, Genoa in 90, Nice and Geneva in two and a half hours, Lyon in three hours and Zurich in four.  New projects will enhance road travel from Switzerland with the completion of the Sempione motorway and from France with the new Mercantour and Colle di Tenda tunnels.

Rail 
Five railway stations, two of them international, make access easy from all of Italy and bordering countries: four pairs of high-speed trains travel between Torino and Paris in little more than five hours.  http://www.trenitalia.com/home/en/index.html

By Sea

The ports of Genoa and Savona-Vado are linked to the international road and rail network and enable to reach Piedmont easily.