Car hire in Turin
1 office in Turin · airport pick-up · Italy
Turin is northern Italy's great elegant lady: porticoed avenues, historic cafés where vermouth was invented, the most important Egyptian Museum outside Cairo, and the Mole Antonelliana dominating the skyline with the Alps behind. The former capital of the Kingdom of Savoy, it retains a stately air that surprises anyone expecting merely an industrial city.
Its position makes it an ideal base for exploring by car: in under an hour you can be among the vineyards of the Langhe, at the Savoy royal residences or climbing towards the Alpine valleys. Collect your vehicle at Turin airport and you skip the urban stretch entirely, heading straight out onto the open road.
Search cars in TurinWhy hire a car in Turin
- The Langhe and Monferrato, home of Barolo and Alba's white truffle, are a mosaic of villages and wineries only manageable by car.
- Pick-up at Turin-Caselle airport puts you straight onto the motorway towards the Alps or rural Piedmont without crossing the city.
- The Savoy royal residences, such as the Reggia di Venaria and the Superga basilica, lie on the outskirts and are best linked with your own vehicle.
Day trips near Turin
- Alba and the Langhe — World Heritage vineyard hills, the capital of white truffle and villages like Barolo or La Morra, around 1 hour away.
- Reggia di Venaria — A monumental Savoy royal palace with French-style gardens, one of Europe's largest Baroque complexes, around 20 minutes away.
- Sacra di San Michele — A thousand-year-old abbey perched on a peak in the Susa Valley, with spectacular Alpine views, around 45 minutes' drive away.
- Aosta Valley — Medieval castles and mountains at the foot of Mont Blanc; the motorway reaches Aosta in around 1 hour 15 minutes.
Where to pick up your car
- Aeropuerto de Turín
Final prices in euros · book without paying · free cancellation up to 72 h before.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a car to visit central Turin?
No: the centre is compact and largely pedestrianised, with ZTL zones closed to traffic. The car pays off for trips into rural Piedmont and the Alps; in the city itself, it's best left parked.
Do I need winter equipment to drive?
Between mid-November and mid-April many Piedmontese roads require winter tyres or snow chains on board. If you're travelling towards the Alpine valleys in those months, confirm this when collecting the vehicle.
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