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Paris to Turin by train
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Cheapest Price €13.42
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30 days in advance €120.79
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7 days in advance €129.05
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First train06:14
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Last train15:25
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Avg changes0
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Fastest journey5hr 28m
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Distance585 kilometres
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Trains per day46
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Avg. journey time5hr 49m
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Train operators
Travelling from Paris to Turin by train
Considering a train trip from Paris to Turin? This guide will walk you through everything — from the best routes to finding the cheapest train tickets — so you can enjoy a smooth, stress-free journey.
Cost of a train ticket between Paris and Turin
The cheapest ticket price along this route is €13.42. Fares naturally increase as the travel date approaches. A month out, expect prices run around €120, and a week out, fares can hit around €129 on average. Tickets for this journey can be purchased 8 and a half months in advance.
What’s included in the price of a European train ticket
When booking with Rail Europe, you will be prompted to choose the class of service before checking out. We will automatically select the most affordable option. Choosing a more elevated class will increase the cost, but also often includes a number of other perks like elaborate dining menus and extra space. It's good to know that many train operators do include luggage, Wi-Fi and other basic amenities at no extra cost. Seat reservations and meals often do incur a further cost. You can review the terms of service of each type of ticket at checkout.
Train times for travel between Paris and Turin
If you are taking the train from Paris to Turin, you will have 46 trains each day (with a departure every 1 minute) to choose from. Earlier risers can catch the first weekday train at 06:20. If you are looking to jump aboard the last train out of the station, the latest train departs at 15:25. On weekends, the first train departs at 06:14, and the last scheduled train of the day leaves at 15:25.
What are the travel time and distance for trains from Paris to Turin?
On this route spanning 585 kilometres in total, the fastest journey takes 5 hours and 28 minutes.
When do tickets between Paris and Turin go on sale?
Travellers can book train journeys between Paris and Turin 8 and a half months before the travel date. The earlier you book, the better the price. Stay informed about ticket availability by setting up a personalised booking alert with Rail Europe.
Further insights on trains from Paris to Turin
Visit our help articles for tips on booking, station navigation, ticket types and other useful information for travelling Europe by train. To get inspired for your upcoming trip, refer to our Turin city guide.
FAQs about the train journey from Paris to Turin
Want to know more about your journey from Paris to Turin? We've compiled some of the most frequently asked questions by our customers to help you plan your journey.
What is the distance by train from Paris to Turin?
The total distance between Paris and Turin is 585 kilometres.
How much is a train ticket from Paris to Turin?
The cheapest fare on this route is €13.42. If you book 30 days in advance, tickets cost about €120. If booked 7 days in advance, the cost is typically €129.
How far in advance can I book my Paris to Turin train tickets?
Tickets for this route become available 8 and a half months before the travel date.
How long does it take to get from Paris to Turin?
The fastest jouney takes 5 hours and 28 minutes.
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TGV
Trains from Turin to Paris run for a journey that winds slowly through the Alps. There are plans to further improve this route, using a new high-speed line from Lyon to Turin, but that’s still only at the drawing-board stage so for the next few years passengers can still enjoy the Alpine views along one of Europe’s classic rail routes.
There is no direct overnight train from Paris to Turin, but those who enjoy overnight travel can take the night sleeper from Paris to Milan, connecting there onto a train to Turin.
Paris to Turin
Fast TGV trains speed south from the French capital, cutting through Burgundy to reach Lyon, their first stop. After that, the pace slows as the terrain becomes more mountainous. All trains on this route stop at Chambéry and Modane before entering Italy, where the train makes two stops at Bardoneccia and Oulx.
Upon arrival in Turin, the high-speed trains from Paris stop at Porta Susa station, an easy 10-minute walk west of the city centre. Porto Susa affords an excellent range of onward connections - including high-speed services to Florence and Rome, as well as direct trains to Verona and Venice. The TGV from Paris continues beyond Turin Porta Susa to Milan, dawdling rather than dashing on the final leg of its long journey from Paris.