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How to get from Lyon to Turin (Italy)

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FASTEST
4h 10min
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15€
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Distance
234 km
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Checked offer from Lyon to Turin (Italy): Bus, about 4h 10min, from €15. Main companies selling this route on 12Go (checked on November 12, 2026): FlixBus, Itabus, Daytrip private transfer with English speaking driver; main departure point: Lyon Av Tony Garnier.

Distance: 234 km. Data updated on .

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4h 10min – 4h 30min
15 – 19 €
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🚌 Departure from Lyon
📍Long-distance buses leaving Lyon generally depart from the Lyon-Perrache station area, but the exact stop varies by operator. Check the address on your e-ticket and arrive early with your confirmation at hand.
🚇From the city centre, reach the departure point by metro, tram or city bus depending on your neighbourhood, or by taxi if you are carrying a lot of luggage. Use a route-planning app to pick the right line for your address.
⏰Schedules vary by day and operator, with departures offered at different times of the day. Check the page for current times and avoid aiming for the last departure of the day.
💸 Transport from 15€ per person
⚡ Fastest: 4h 10min
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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 Lyon Av Tony Garnier €15 13
Itabus Bus Lyon Perrache Bus Station €16 6
Daytrip private transfer with English speaking driver Van / transfer €853 4
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Practical tips

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Compare before paying more

Check the table on this page before booking: if the difference in travel time is reasonable, the bus often saves you a lot compared with another mode. Choose a faster option only if time truly matters to you.

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Check the exact departure address

In Lyon, long-distance buses do not all leave from the same spot. Reread the address on your e-ticket the day before, and locate it on a map so you don't end up at the wrong stop.

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Locate your arrival point in Turin

Before you leave, note where the bus drops you off in Turin and how to reach your accommodation. Save the route offline on your phone, especially if you arrive late and don't know the city.

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Book early for the best fare

The lowest fares go first, especially on weekends and holidays. Book as soon as your dates are set, and choose an e-ticket so you get your confirmation immediately.

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Get ready for the border

Keep your valid ID card or passport in an easy-to-reach bag, not in the luggage hold. Checks can happen along the way: being prepared saves you stress and delays.

The journey experience

Lyon to Turin without a car: the real question is which way of travelling is worth it. On this route, the bus is the verified option, and it is often the right call when budget matters. The table on this page puts durations and price ranges side by side, so you can decide at a glance without juggling ten browser tabs.

The bus links Lyon to Turin across the Alps, and you don't have to drive: you sit back, watch the scenery, work or sleep. Depending on the operator, you can expect reclining seats, power sockets and a luggage hold. It is a simple trip designed for independent travellers, with an e-ticket delivered right after you book.

To avoid unpleasant surprises, check your confirmation for the exact departure and arrival address, as it can differ from one operator to another. Keep a valid ID within reach for the border. Book ahead to get the best fares, and you will travel with peace of mind.

Frequently asked questions — Lyon → 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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