Turin

Chronology

01.12.2025	Tram route 3 extended to Piazza Hermada after an eight-year break, when in 2017 the tram route 6 was closed. Route 3 trams had already run along that line until 2013, when the service was cut at Corso Tortona because of withdrawal of 7000 series double-ended trams.
16.06.2025	As works on Piazza Statuto ended, tram line 13 returned to its usual route from Piazza Campanella to Piazza Gran Madre di Dio. The service is now all-trams the whole day and the whole week (except for off-schedule bus replacement), before that after 21:00 and on Sundays the route was served only with buses.
17.04.2025	New Iveco E-Way electric buses entered passenger service, starting from routes 29 and 59.
10.04.2025	The reconstruction of Via Po tram line ended, line 15 returned to its usual route. Line 13 continues to be served with buses due to track repair at Piazza Statuto.
03.02.2025	Due to road works on Via Nicomede Bianchi tram line 13 is replaced with buses.
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Urban network

V	Gruppo Torinese Trasporti (GTT) Depot unknown	List of the models Vehicles without photos
•	Deposito GTT Tortona-Manin Opened in 1953	List of the models Vehicles without photos
•	Deposito GTT San Paolo Opened in 1930	List of the models Vehicles without photos
•	Deposito GTT Nizza Opened in 1953	List of the models Vehicles without photos
•	Deposito GTT Venaria Opened in 1966	List of the models Vehicles without photos
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Rack tram

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Deposito GTT Sassi Rack tram Sassi-Superga. From 1884

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Suburban lines

×	Società per Azioni Torinese Tranvie Intercomunali (SATTI) Lines: Torino-Orbassano-Giaveno (1881-1958) Torino-Moncalieri-Poirino (1875-1949) Torino-Chivasso/Brusasco (1877-1949) Torino-Settimo Torinese (1884-1954)	List of the models Vehicles without photos
×	Società Anonima Tranvie Interprovinciali Piemontesi (SATIP) Line Torino-Saluzzo with branch to Carmagnola (1881-1950)	List of the models Vehicles without photos
×	Società Trazione Elettrica Piemontese (STEP) Lines: Torino-Venaria Reale (1888-1951) Torino-Pianezza with branch to Druento (1884-1951)	List of the models Vehicles without photos
×	Torino-Rivoli 1914-1955, replaced with trolleybuses	List of the models Vehicles without photos
×	Torino-Stupinigi-Piobesi Opened in 1882, Stupinigi-Piobesi section closed in 1934, definitively closed in 1956	List of the models Vehicles without photos
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All vehicles in the city

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×	Azienda Tranvie Municipali (ATM) Urban network (1931-1980)	List of the models Vehicles without photos
×	Consorzio Torino-Rivoli Esercizi Autofiloviari (CTREA) Suburban line Torino-Rivoli with branches to Collegno and Grugliasco (1955-1979)	List of the models Vehicles without photos
×	Autoindustriale Vigo Suburban line Torino-Chieri (1951-1979)	List of the models Vehicles without photos
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Monorail Opened in 1961 in occasion of Italia '61 expo, closed in 1963

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Deposito GTT Collegno From 2005

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Gruppo Torinese Trasporti (GTT)

V	Gruppo Torinese Trasporti (GTT) Depot unknown	List of the models Vehicles without photos
•	Deposito GTT Venaria	List of the models Vehicles without photos
•	Deposito GTT Gerbido	List of the models Vehicles without photos
•	Deposito GTT Tortona-Manin	List of the models Vehicles without photos
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GTT subcontractors and private operators

•	Autolinee Giachino S.r.l. Operates subcontracted GTT lines	List of the models Vehicles without photos
•	Autolinee Nuova Benese S.r.l. Operates subcontracted GTT lines: 82, 1N	List of the models Vehicles without photos
•	Cavourese S.p.A. Operates subcontracted GTT lines: 1C, 2C, 70, 73, 78, 79/	List of the models Vehicles without photos
•	Miccolis S.p.A. Operates subcontracted GTT lines: 36N, 40, 41	List of the models Vehicles without photos
•	Bus Company S.r.l. · Bus Company	List of the models Vehicles without photos
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All vehicles in the city

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Maps

• Maps

City Photo Galleries

• Old Photos
• Ferrovia a cremagliera — Tranvia Sassi-Superga
• Tickets
• Closed Lines
• Drawings and Specifications
• Miscellaneous photos

Events

• Torino Trolley Festival — 2025

Building and reconstruction

• Rebuliding of the line through Piazza Baldissera

Rapid Transit

• Metro

New Photos

All updates

Information

Turin is a city in Italy, capital of Piedmont region, 4th by the population after Rome, Milan and Naples, one of the biggest industrial and economical centres of Italy. Public transport consists of railways served by two large stations (Porta Nuova and Porta Susa) and others, a metro line, a bus and tram network which covers all the city and suburbs.

The tram network opened in 1871 with horse traction, in 1897 was electrified.
At present following routes are operated:

3 Vallette — Corso Tortona
4 Via delle Querce — Strada del Drosso
7 Piazza Castello (historical ring route, operated on Sundays and holidays)
9 Piazza Stampalia — Torino Esposizioni
9/ Piazza Bernini — Juventus Stadium (return trips extended to Porta Nuova station) (route operated on match days at the Juventus Stadium)
10 Piazza Statuto — Corso Settembrini (on Sundays operated between Piazza Statuto and Piazzale Caio Mario)
13 Piazza Campanella — Piazza Gran Madre di Dio
15 Via Brissogne — Piazza Coriolano
16 Piazza Sabotino (ring route)
Sassi-Superga (rack tram)

Future plans:
— construction of new line 12 connecting Juventus Stadium to city centre and south
— extension of line 15 to the future university campus in Grugliasco suburb

Also many interurban tram lines operated until 1958.


The trolleybus network consisted of urban lines which ran in 1931-1980 and two suburban lines: Turin-Chieri (1951-1979) and Turin-Rivoli (1955-1979).


Subway (metro) opened in 2006 and consists of the only line:

M1 Fermi (Collegno) — Bengasi

A new line section from Fermi station in direction of Rivoli town, with 4 stations (Certosa, Collegno Centro, Leumann, Cascine Vica), is under construction.


Electric buses began serving some bus routes in 2003.

Video

• Система метро в Турине, Италия | 2025 | Metro system in Turin, Italy
• Трамваи в Турине, Италия | 2025 | Trams in Turin, Italy
• Зубчатая железная дорога Sassi-Superga, отправление с нижней станции
• Туринское метро, сьёмка перегона

Links

Tram di Torino https://tramditorino.it/   Site about trams of Turin: history, rolling stock, infrastructure, photo gallery, also information on other Turin transportation (in Italian language)
Museo del tram di Torino http://www.museodeltram.it/index.htm   History of the tram and network. Data about the heritage tram in Torino.

Most photos from the City :

1st place: František Vaňásek — 153 photos
2nd place: Mezzi_di_trasporto_channel (Samuele Furia) — 136 photos
3rd place: Ymtram — 83 photos

Full list of photographers