Venice to Turin train with Frecciarossa

Trains from Venice to Turin

Travelers making the trip across northern Italy from the Adriatic coast to the winter sports resorts in the foothills of the Alps can take daily direct trains from Venice to Turin. High-speed connections are available from Venice Mestre and Venice Santa Lucia stations, with journey times averaging around three hours and 30 minutes. Departure times include trains from early morning until mid-evening. Indirect services offer additional travel options.

Which train companies travel from Venice to Turin?

Italian state rail company Trenitalia operates high-speed Frecciarossa expresses between Venice and Turin, while private rail operator Italo also offers daily high-speed connections on this route. Indirect connections use Trenitalia Frecciarossa services with a change at Bologna Centrale.

How long is the train from Venice to Turin?

The fastest trains on the 240 mile trip west from the Adriatic to Turin are the Trenitalia Frecciarossa high-speed express departures from Venice Mestre, which take three hours and 15 minutes. High-speed services from Venice Santa Lucia take about 20 minutes longer, Italo high-speed services take three hours and 39 minutes to reach Turin. The quickest indirect connections take just over four hours.

How many trains are there from Venice to Turin?

There are between 10 and 13 daily direct departures to Turin from Venice, with the majority of trains leaving from Santa Lucia station. Timetables begin with early morning departures and include morning, afternoon and early evening options.

What are the departure and arrival stations for trains from Venice to Turin?

Departure train station: Trains depart from either Venice Santa Lucia or Venice Mestre. The ornate 1940s Santa Lucia station is situated by the Grand Canal in central Venice, with a vaporetto water bus stop next to the entrance. Mestre station is on the mainland, with connections to central Venice by public transport vaporetto or water taxi. Both stations have restaurants, gift shops, and luggage storage facilities.

Arrival train station: Passengers will alight at Turin Porta Nuova. The imposing 19th century Porta Nuova station is located on the south-west edge of central Turin, with public transport connections available on the Turin Metro and buses and trams stopping nearby on Corso Vittorio Emanuele II or Via Sacchi. Passenger facilities include a designer shopping mall, coffee shops, restaurants, and left luggage services.