Business Class Flights to Turin, Italy

Flights to Turin, Italy, arrive at Turin Caselle International Airport (TRN), located about 8 miles from the center of the city. The airport serves more than 4 million passengers each year. Direct flights to Turin are available from most large cities in Europe and North Africa. Turin Caselle International Airport is home to several low-cost airlines including Ryanair, Jet2, easyJet, and Wizz Air, making it easier for travelers to book cheap flights to Turin from many cities.

Travelers who plan to fly to Turin should keep in mind that some flights to Turin operate only on a seasonal basis.

Tourists who book tickets to Turin sometimes spend several days visiting its museums. The most popular of these include the National Museum of Cinema and the Museo Nazionale dell'Automobile, Turin’s automobile museum. The Egyptian Museum of Turin also draws tens of thousands of tourists to the city each year.

Religious tourists often fly to Turin to view the famous Shroud of Turin, a linen cloth thought by some to be the burial shroud of Jesus of Nazareth. Located in the Chapel of the Holy Shroud, the Shroud of Turin is one of the city’s most popular attractions.

The Palazzo Reale di Torino, also known as the Royal Palace of Turin, is a must-see for visitors. This UNESCO World Heritage site is connected to the Chapel of the Holy Shroud, so visitors coming to see the Shroud of Turin will be right next door. Though originally a palace and center of the municipality, the Royal Palace is today a museum dedicated to the House of Savoy, a historic royal family who oversaw and developed much of the surrounding region. The Royal Palace Museum includes many fine artworks and tapestries, as well as an armory with pieces dating as far back as the 16th century.

For film lovers who fly to Turin, the National Museum of Cinema is more than a collection of film history from the surrounding area. Its collection of documents, films, and equipment is one of the largest and most comprehensive in the world. Visitors to this museum will take a journey through time, from the Archaeology of Film exhibit to more modern-day examples of cinema and its evolution from the silent era to now.

A major economic center, Turin is home to several Italian and multinational automobile manufacturers. These include high-end automakers Alfa Romeo and Maserati. Turin is also a hub for Italy’s banking industry and is home to several aerospace companies.

For foodies, Turin is a hub of what’s called “Piedmontese” cuisine. This celebrated style of food focuses on fresh, local food that is enjoyed slowly and made with the utmost quality of ingredients. Pasta, rice, and antipasti dishes abound in local eateries that fuse atmosphere with memorable bites.

Notable people with ties to Turin include actress, singer, and former first lady of France, Carla Bruni; novelist Umberto Eco; and Luigi Lavazza, founder of the Italian coffee company, Lavazza.