Your city. A little closer.

A little
more local.

The places, people and practical things that make Turin feel like home. Your independent city guide, in English.

Piazza Vittorio Veneto and the river Po seen from Gran Madre at sunset — Same city. A different perspective.From the Gran Madre · Photo: Mavionnis

Next listed strike: Fri, 30 Oct 2026. National general strike (USB) that includes local public transport. Whole day. For local transport, times are set locally: check GTT's notice for the guaranteed slots. Check the details and official notices →

Settle in. Branch out.

Your Turin starter kit.

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The courtyard and towers of Castello del Valentino

Housing

Somewhere that feels like you.

San Salvario, Vanchiglia or Crocetta? Find the neighbourhood that fits your everyday.

Find your neighbourhood

Transport

Less guesswork. More getting there.

Trams, tickets and student passes. Get to grips with Turin’s public transport.

Make sense of GTT

Bureaucracy

First things first. Your codice fiscale.

The little code behind renting, banking and settling in. Here’s where to start.

Read the practical guide

Out in the city.

What’s on

Illustrative city photograph; see the event listing for official details

Free · City calendar

Luci d'Artista

Turin's open-air festival of light art: 31 installations across the city, lit in the evenings until 10 January.

Explore the city calendar

On your radar.

Coming up

04Nov

Declare paid accommodation (12:00) to count as fuori sede in the 9 Nov rankings

EDISU Piemonte · First-year Bachelor's / single-cycle students enrolled by 31 Oct 2026

07Nov

Add your IBAN to be paid if you win in the 9 Nov rankings

EDISU Piemonte · First-year scholarship applicants

12Nov

Last day for appeals (reclami) on the provisional scholarship rankings (12:00)

EDISU Piemonte · Scholarship applicants

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