E Durman

It's a grand station and looks smart too, but didn't use the service, no comment on thay

Avihay Froochzad

The central train station of Turin, with food court on the 2nd floor. In front of the station, there are bus stations (with a fast bus to the airport).

RIDHWAN SAID

Porta Nuova Railway Station is one of Italy’s busiest transportation hubs, offering excellent connectivity to major cities like Milan, Rome, and Florence. The station is well-organized, with clear signage and helpful staff. Porta Nuova is a shopper’s paradise, with a mix of high-end boutiques, international brands, and local shops. The nearby Via Roma and Galleria San Federico offer a wide range of options for fashion, accessories, and souvenirs.

+5

Michael Mack

Nice Train station in Turin. Plenty of shops and restaurants inside the train station. The real beauty of this station comes alive at night. The front is beautiful with the glass lit up. The buses and tram lines are located in front of the station. The Tourist Information Center is located right across the street before you enter the park. It is a very easy walk into the center of Turin and all the main sites. We enjoyed our visit of this station and all that Turin had to offer. Beautiful city.

+4

אילן קאדנט

Not a huge train station and with few shops for a big city like Turin. But it's easy to find your way around. There is a place to drink coffee, buy bus tickets, etc. A simple but beautiful station. Not big but meets the needs of those passing through its gates. (Bathrooms cost money!! I don't understand this thing. Why do they want people to relieve themselves outside the station?).

Caïna Verrin

Clean, stylish and feels just like the main station in Rome! I imagine they are designed by the same person. This station has many facilities, restaurants and good waiting areas, there are many transport links right outside, too. As far as big central stations go this one didn’t feel very unsafe, but there were a few sketchy characters around but it was fine otherwise.

+4

Pasan Sensouk

Big station and in the center of Turin and all the departures, arrivals are on the same side, we had a good ride to here, the train was smooth and on time. And it seems they pretty strict here about the tickets they check every person on board, unlike Northern Europe.

+4

Kullaphut Sene

The name "Porta Nuova" is due to the name of the new southern gate of 1620 , due to the first expansion of the historic center of Turin towards the so-called "Città Nova", or rather the urban expansion wanted above all towards the south by Carlo Emanuele I of Savoy . In fact, the ancient southern gate of via Santa Teresa at the corner of via San Tommaso (called "Porta Marmorea") was demolished at the beginning of the 14th century , the first masonry "Porta Nuova" of 1620 was only temporary, located between the current Piazza Carlo Felice and the initial stretch of the so-called Via Nuova (today's Via Roma ). The "gate" was, in fact, only to be part of the wider scenographic project of the city, essentially organized for the arrival of Christine of France , which took place the same year, on the occasion of her wedding with Duke Vittorio Amedeo I of Savoy .

+6

Jrod K

Great open and organized train station located near central Turino. Very easy to navigate with wonderful information and signage that you cant miss.. there is a sixt rental car station placed in the main entry/lobby area and the trains are a 3 minute walk straight ahead from the front doors. The station is also a 10-15 minute walk from the Piazza castello. Took the high speed train to Milan from here and it was a very stress free experience. Trains typically are granted the platform number about 15-25 minutes in advance of departure. Highly recommend.

+2

BoyPharoh

Efficient small station, quick in & out. Basic services exist with a dedicated food court on second floor with mostly American food outlets!

+21