Parking in Turin: all solutions in one guide

Knowing where to park in Turin and which are the best solutions for leaving your car in the Piedmontese capital is essential if you're driving to one of Italy's main metropolitan areas.

The fourth largest municipality in the country by population, former capital of the Savoy dynasty and historic industrial hub, Turin is now a city with international appeal from a cultural, tourist, scientific, and sporting perspective. Crossed by the Po River, it's known for monuments like the Mole Antonelliana and the Basilica of Superga, but also for the Egyptian Museum and, in the surrounding area, the Savoy residences.

As in all large urban centers, whether you're a resident, commuter, or visitor, finding parking in the heart of Turin can be challenging, and you must always be aware of how local mobility, the parking system, and parking regulations work.

The best way to get around Turin is to use public transportation (metro, tram, bus), but if you decide to go by car, keep in mind some essential information to avoid unpleasant consequences, such as fines caused by the electronic gates that monitor the Central Limited Traffic Zone (ZTL).

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Parking in Turin: main parking solutions

In Turin, there are several types of parking, which can be divided into on-street and off-street (structured) parking. Almost all are well connected to the local public transport network to facilitate interchanges.

On-street parking is managed by GTT (Gruppo Torinese Trasporti) on behalf of the Municipality. Paid parking spaces are marked with blue lines.

Structured or barrier parking lots can be underground or surface-level, supervised or unsupervised, public or private. The rate is generally hourly, with discounts for daily tickets and weekly or monthly subscriptions, and they are open all day.

If you are a tourist staying in a hotel or bed & breakfast, make sure the accommodation provides reserved parking spaces for guests or offers agreements with nearby parking facilities at special rates.

Paid parking on blue lines in Turin

If you are in Turin for just one day or a few hours, paid parking on blue lines may be the best option. Remember that the cost and parking rules may vary depending on the area, day, and time, so always check the nearest vertical signage where you park your car.

It is advisable to check that, especially if you are far from the city center, your parking spot is within walking distance of a metro, bus, or tram stop.

The blue lines in Turin are active Monday to Saturday from 8:00 am to 7:30 pm and offer four different rates:

Central ZTL: €2.80 per hour;
Standard rate: €1.70 per hour;
Reduced rate: €1.50 per hour;
Smart rate: €1.20 per hour.

In hospital areas of Turin (Oftalmico, Valdese, Maria Vittoria, Molinette, Mauriziano, San Giovanni Vecchio, Gradenigo), paid parking ends earlier, at 6:30 pm.

Blue-line parking is free on Sundays and public holidays, unless otherwise stated on the signs. It is also always free for people with disabilities (with a valid permit), general practitioners with at least 30 patients in the paid area, ASL staff on home visits, and people undergoing specific medical treatments.

Normally, during the two central weeks of August, payment for blue-line parking is suspended, though rules may vary each year.

Structured parking in Turin: where to find it

If you need long-term parking in Turin, structured or barrier parking facilities are ideal. These car parks are located both in the city center and near major infrastructures and key areas.

They generally have variable hourly rates, are open 24 hours or nearly so, and offer discounts for daily, weekly, and monthly parking passes.

Many of them are affiliated with the Telepass Parking service, included in all plans. Parking in a partner facility allows faster entry and exit, as your device works just like on the highway: at the entrance, look for columns with the logo and take the reserved lane. Slow down near the barrier and pass after hearing the device signal. You can check your parking sessions and charges directly in the Telepass app, with billing every three months.

Here are the Telepass partner car parks in Turin:

How to park in Turin city center

In addition to on-street parking with blue lines, there are several facilities available for parking in the center of Turin. If you arrive in the city by car, pay attention to the ZTL (Limited Traffic Zone): some car parks require you to provide your license plate number to the staff to avoid fines.

In the heart of the city, the main car park is Roma–San Carlo–Castello, a large facility with 802 spaces. The daytime rate (8:00 am – 11:00 pm) is €2.00 per hour, while the nighttime rate (11:00 pm – 8:00 am) is €1.40 per hour. Vehicle entrances are located in Piazza Castello (corner Via Viotti), Piazza Carlo Felice, and Via Gobetti, and exits are in Piazza Carlo Felice, Via XX Settembre, and Via Viotti.

A short distance away, with access and exit on Via Porta Palatina, is the Santo Stefano Parking with 377 spaces. Parking here costs €2.00 per hour from 7:30 am to 8:00 pm and €1.60 per hour from 8:00 pm to 7:30 am and on holidays. The daily rate is €14.00.

The Multipiano Porta Palazzo, overlooking the largest open-air market in Europe, has 870 spaces at €1.80 per hour (or €15.00 per day). Nearby, the Emanuele Filiberto Parking offers 210 spaces at €1.90 per hour for the first seven hours, and a daily rate of €18.00. Another 110 spaces are available at the Piazza della Repubblica parking lot.

Further away, near the Gradenigo Hospital, there is the Fontanesi Parking with 362 spaces. Parking costs €1.00 per hour during the day (7:30 am–8:00 pm) and €0.80 per hour at night (8:00 pm–7:30 am) and on holidays, with a daily rate of €7.00.

How to park in Turin near the Egyptian Museum

The Egyptian Museum, the most important in the world after Cairo’s, dedicated to Ancient Egypt, is one of Turin’s main attractions. Since it’s located in the city center, it’s best reached on foot or by public transport — however, the area has several parking options.

Located within the Central ZTL, blue-line parking costs €2.50 per hour. Regarding structured parking, the closest is Giolitti Parking, which offers 280 spaces with rates of €2.20 per hour and €1.10 for the first 30 minutes. A little further away, in Via San Francesco da Paola, is Valdo Fusi Parking, with 458 spaces at €2.00 per hour from 7:30 am to 8:00 pm, €1.60 per hour from 8:00 pm to 7:30 am and on holidays (daily €14.00).

Slightly farther is Vittorio Park in Piazza Vittorio Veneto, with 618 spaces — ideal for reaching the Mole Antonelliana as well. Rates are €0.90 for the first hour and €0.90 for the first half hour (daily €18.00).

Some parking facilities within the ZTL require you to provide your license plate number to staff in order to avoid fines.

How to park near Turin Porta Nuova Station

If you need to park near Turin Porta Nuova train station, in addition to blue-line parking on surrounding streets and squares, there are several structured options available.

The main parking facility serving the railway station is Turin Porta Nuova – FS Park, offering 232 spaces at €2.20 per hour, with daily parking available for €18.00 and various monthly subscription options.

Just a few meters away is the Re Umberto Parking with 126 spaces, costing €2.00 per hour from 7:30 am to 8:00 pm and €1.60 per hour from 8:00 pm to 7:30 am and on holidays (daily €14.00). Slightly farther away, the underground parking in Corso Stati Uniti offers 550 spaces with rates from €1.60 per hour to €12.00 per day. In Corso Giacomo Matteotti, the Galileo Ferraris Parking provides 305 spaces, costing €0.60 for 30 minutes or €14.00 for a full day.

Additional options include Bodoni Parking (475 spaces, €2.20/hour), Cernaia (94 spaces, from €2.60/hour), Rattazzi (€3.00 first hour, €2.00 subsequent hours), and San Salvario (100 spaces).

How to park near Turin Porta Susa Station

If you need to park near Turin Porta Susa railway station — the city’s second largest and also served by high-speed trains — there are at least three parking facilities nearby.

The Palagiustizia Parking, with entrance on Corso Vittorio Emanuele II and exit on Via Cavalli 15/A, has 506 spaces. Rates: €1.00 per hour from 7:30 am to 8:00 pm, €0.80 per hour from 8:00 pm to 7:30 am and on holidays, daily €7.00.

The Palestro Parking in Via Antonio Bertola offers 121 spaces, with rates starting from €2.50 per hour and a daily ticket of €15.00. It is outside the ZTL, and the station is a 5-minute walk away.

A short distance away is the Bixio Parking, with 266 spaces and the same rates.

How to park in Turin’s Lingotto area

South of Turin’s city center and Porta Nuova station lies the Lingotto district, a former FIAT industrial complex now transformed into a multifunctional venue for events and conferences. The area also hosts several hospitals and is accessible via the Lingotto metro station and various bus lines. In any case, if you arrive by car, there are plenty of parking options.

The main facilities include the outdoor Caio Mario car park with 430 spaces (€0.50 per hour all day, Park & Ride service), Ventimiglia with 312 spaces, Molinette with 575, Bacigalupo with 329, and Nizza–Carducci with 379. For these, the rates are €1.00 per hour from 7:30 am to 8:00 pm, €0.80 per hour from 8:00 pm to 7:30 am and on holidays, daily €7.00 for daytime parking.

Parking at Turin Caselle: airport options

At Turin Caselle Airport, there are five official parking lots, all within a 5-minute walk from the departures terminal:

P-A Long Stay (135 spaces): open-air parking ideal for stays longer than 4 days. Rates: from €3.00 (1 hour) to €43.00 (7 days);
P-B Comfort (182 spaces): open-air parking adjacent to the departures terminal. Rates: from €3.00 (10 minutes) to €68.00 (7 days);
P-C Low Cost (242 spaces): open-air budget parking for stays up to 3 days. Rates: from €4.00 (1 hour) to €50.00 (7 days);
P-Multipiano Open-Air (479 spaces): open-air parking on level 5 opposite the departures terminal. Rates: from €5.00 (1 hour) to €57.00 (7 days);
P-Multipiano Covered (1,755 spaces): parking directly connected to the check-in area and Telepass-affiliated. Rates: first 10 minutes free, then from €2.50 (20 minutes) to €81.00 (7 days).

There is also a Bye & Fly express parking area at the departures terminal, with the first 10 minutes free.

Nearby, several private facilities are also available, including ParkinGO, BiParking, Cumino Parking, and La Manovella Parking, offering various options and rates.

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