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How to get from Annecy to Turin (Italy)

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4h 5min
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20€
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Distance
153 km
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Checked offer from Annecy to Turin (Italy): Bus, about 4h 5min, from €20. Main companies selling this route on 12Go (checked on November 12, 2026): Daytrip private transfer with English speaking driver, FlixBus; main departure point: Annecy.

Distance: 153 km. Data updated on .

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4h 5min
20 – 21 €
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🚌 Departure from Annecy
📍Departure is usually from Annecy bus station, located in the city centre next to the railway station. Make sure you note the platform or stop shown on your e-ticket, and arrive a little early with an ID document.
🚇From the old town and the lake, the bus station is easy to reach on foot or by city bus on the Sibra network. A taxi is also an option if you have heavy luggage. The nearby railway station makes it easy to find.
⏰Departures vary by day and season. Check the up-to-date times on the booking page, note the first and last departure of the day, and preferably choose a time that leaves you some margin.
💸 Transport from 20€ per person
⚡ Fastest: 4h 5min
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Companies selling this route on 12Go

Offers listed on 12Go on November 12, 2026 for a departure on December 3, 2026. Timetables and prices change with the date: check them before booking.

CompanyModeDeparts fromFromOffers
FlixBus Bus Annecy €20 1
Daytrip private transfer with English speaking driver Van / transfer €910 4
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Practical tips

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Compare before paying more

Before choosing a pricier mode of transport, check the real gap in journey time and fare in the table on this page. For an Alpine crossing like this one, the bus is often the best value for money.

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Check the exact departure point

Don't rely on the city name alone: read the departure address on your e-ticket. A stop other than the usual bus station is possible, so it's better to know the day before.

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Book early for the best fares

The lowest fares go first, especially on weekends, school holidays and during the ski season. Book as soon as your dates are set to lock in the best price and the seat you want.

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Plan for the border

Carry a valid ID card or passport in your hand luggage, not in the hold. Checks can happen at the border, and being prepared avoids stress and delays.

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Leave a buffer for connections

If you continue your journey from Turin, don't schedule a tight connection. Delays are always possible on mountain roads. Allow a comfortable buffer and note the last departure of the day.

The journey experience

Annecy and Turin are separated by the Alps, but this trip is easy to organise when you travel without a car. The verified option here is the bus, which gets you to Piedmont at a low price. The table on this page shows up-to-date journey times and price ranges, so you can tell right away whether the bus suits you.

The long-distance bus offers reclining seats, hold luggage space and often a socket to charge your phone. The route crosses the French-Italian border and the Alps, with great scenery along the way. Depending on the departure you pick, the trip may be direct or include a change: check this on the listing before you book. Keep an ID document within easy reach as well.

To avoid unpleasant surprises, check the departure and arrival points shown on your e-ticket, then book ahead to keep the best fares. Leave a safety margin if you are connecting to another journey in Turin. Your ticket arrives by email right away, so you know exactly where to board and where to get off.

Frequently asked questions — Annecy → Turin (Italy)

Why visit Turin (Italy)?

  • ✓ Visit the Egyptian Museum, one of the world's richest collections of Egyptian antiquities
  • ✓ Ride up the Mole Antonelliana and explore the National Museum of Cinema
  • ✓ Stroll under the arcades of Via Po to Piazza Castello and its royal palaces
  • ✓ Sip a bicerin and a vermouth aperitivo in the city's historic cafés
  • ✓ Explore the Venaria Reale, the UNESCO-listed residence of the House of Savoy
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Recommended stay
2 to 3 nights — compact centre, major museums and Venaria Reale easily covered without rushing

When to visit Turin (Italy)?

SEMI-CONTINENTAL CLIMATE

April to June and September to October — mild temperatures, clear skies and views of the Alps

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What to do in Turin (Italy)?

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Egyptian Museum of Turin
The largest Egyptian collection outside Egypt, with over 40,000 objects including the intact tomb of the architect Kha. Allow at least 2.5 hours. Tickets from 18€, best booked online. Arrive at opening (9am) to avoid the mid-morning tour groups.
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Mole Antonelliana and Cinema Museum
The city's emblem, this 167 m tower houses the National Museum of Cinema. Its glass panoramic lift gives 360° views over the Alps. Combined ticket around 18€. Go up late afternoon on a clear day; the museum is closed on Tuesdays.
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Royal Palace and Piazza Castello
Seat of the House of Savoy, the Palazzo Reale offers gilded state rooms, an armoury and gardens. Entry from 15€ through the Royal Museums, closed Mondays. Allow 2 hours. Finish on the neighbouring arcaded Piazza Castello with a coffee under the porticoes.
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Bicerin in a Historic Café
Bicerin, a blend of espresso, hot chocolate and cream, was born in Turin. Al Bicerin, open since 1763 near the Consolata sanctuary, serves it for about 7€. Tables are few: come mid-morning on a weekday, and drink it without stirring.
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Porta Palazzo Market
One of Europe's largest open-air markets, mixing Piedmontese growers, cheeses, seasonal truffles and spices from around the world. Open Monday to Saturday mornings. Put together a street-food lunch for under 8€ and get there before 11am.
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Superga Basilica by Rack Tram
Ride the historic rack tram from Sassi up to 670 m (return around 6€). The baroque basilica overlooks the city and offers the best view of the Alpine arc. On clear days, go in the morning. Check timetables, as winter service is reduced.
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Valentino Park and Medieval Village
Along the Po, this large park hosts the Borgo Medievale, a neo-Gothic village built in 1884 for the World Fair. Access to its lanes and courtyard is free. Rent a bike or stroll at sunset, then continue to the riverside bars.
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Lingotto Rooftop Test Track
Fiat's former Lingotto factory hides a 1 km test track on its roof, next to the Pinacoteca Agnelli, a small art museum in a futuristic setting. Entry is about 10€. Rarely crowded, so ideal for a quiet visit; take metro line 1 to Lingotto.

How long to visit Turin (Italy)?

2 to 3 days

Plan 2 to 3 days in Turin: spend day one on the baroque centre (Piazza Castello, Palazzo Reale, Mole Antonelliana) and the Egyptian Museum, day two on the Valentino park, the Venaria Reale or the Lingotto, and a third on the hills or a Piedmont day trip. With only 1 day, focus on the Egyptian Museum (book online) and the Mole. Try a bicerin and an aperitivo in the historic cafés, and use trams and the metro rather than a car, as the central ZTL zone is restricted.

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