Turin's urban transportation network consists of 8 tram routes, over 100 bus routes, and a metro system with 21 stations. Interestingly, the metro in Turin is fully automated, with no drivers or ticket inspectors.
To pay for the fare on all types of Turin's city transportation, you need to purchase a universal ticket from tobacco and news kiosks or ticket machines. There are several types of travel documents available, and the price of the ticket depends on the duration of use.
A 90-minute ticket costs 1.70 EUR, a 24-hour (giornaliero) ticket — 3.7 EUR, a 48-hour ticket — 9.50 EUR, and a 72-hour ticket — 12.50 EUR. A ticket for 15 rides within the city and suburbs costs 17.50 EUR. Tourists say it’s worth getting the Brief giornaliero (4 EUR) for traveling in Turin. It is valid for 24 hours in both the city and suburbs, but must be used between 9:00 and 20:00.
One of the most popular means of transportation in Turin is the taxi. The base fare is 3.50 EUR, with each additional kilometer costing 1.05–1.44 EUR. An extra fee of 5 EUR applies for trips through the city center. Popular taxi services: (011) 57-37 (PRONTO TAXI), (011) 57-30 (RADIO TAXI).
