Turin Sightseeing Bus

Route and stops

The tourist bus makes 35 stops at the essential sights around this wonderful city. Throughout the journey, you will enjoy English language commentary on the locations and monuments that you pass.

The route takes you to all the top tourist attractions around the city, such as Piazza San Carlo. the Royal Palace, the Sabauda Gallery, and the National Automobile Museum. You can hop on and off at any of stops, whenever you want. This means you can explore the locations that you choose, at your own pace.

You can also visit the Roman Quarter, see the 2nd most important Egyptian museum in the world (only beaten by the Cairo museum), and discover the secrets of Turin cathedral. This magnificent shrine is famous for being home to the Shroud of Turin.

• Red line (all year round): goes to Piazza Castello, Corso Lanza road, and the Cathedral.
• Blue line (April to October): passes the National Automobile Museum, Nizza street, and Castelfiardo road.

You can see the route map and all the stops by clicking on the following link:

• Turin sightseeing bus routes and stops

How it works

The ticket is valid for 24 consecutive hours from when it is used for the first time. For example, if you use the ticket for the first time on Tuesday at 3 pm, it will be valid until Wednesday at 3 pm.

During this time, you can hop on and off the buses as many times as you want at any of the stops. This allows you to explore all the important landmarks of Turin at your own pace.

Times and frequency

The red line operates every day from March to November, and at weekends only during January and February. In December it operates during the Christmas period (from 22 December to 6 January). The bus departs every hour between 10 am and 4 pm. The blue line runs every 90 minutes between 9:30 am and 6 pm.

From November to March, the only line is the red line - which runs every 60 minutes from 10 am to 4 pm.