Car rental at Turin : Discover all our stations

Turin, in the northern part of Italy, west of Milan, stands out against the magnificent backdrop of the Alps. Its proximity to Switzerland and the French border gives the city a unique atmosphere, characterized by many architectural styles, elegant museums, and chic café culture.

Renting a car in Turin, whether you just want to pass through the city or stay a while, gives you the freedom to fully explore this fascinating area.

There are four Europcar rental offices in Turin. For visitors arriving by plane, the Turin airport is the most convenient pick-up point, while the Turin city center office is another popular pick-up point.

For solo travelers, couples, and small groups, we offer small cars for rent such as the Smart ForFour, Fiat Panda, or Peugeot 208. Larger models like the Peugeot 3008 and Mercedes C-Class are excellent solutions for families or larger groups.

If you need to transport larger loads, we also offer van rentals, with a wide range of vehicles to meet every need.

Europcar offers you total flexibility, with the possibility to pick up the rental car or van from one office and return it to another. Additionally, car and van rentals are available for both long and short periods, according to your needs.

To rent a car with Europcar in Italy, you must be over 18 years old and hold a valid EU driving license. International driving licenses are accepted but not required.

In Italy, the speed limit is 130 km/h on highways, 110 km/h on main roads, and 90 km/h on secondary roads. In urban areas, the speed limit ranges from 50 to 70 km/h. Speed limits are reduced to 30 km/h in densely populated areas, such as near schools.

In case of rain, speed limits drop to 90 km/h on roads outside inhabited areas and 110 km/h on highways.

In Turin, it is possible to park on the street from Monday to Saturday, from 08:00 until midnight. Blue horizontal and vertical signage indicates paid parking areas. White horizontal signage indicates free parking; pay attention to signs that may indicate a time limit for parking. Parking spaces marked in yellow are reserved for special vehicles, such as police and disabled vehicles. On Sundays and public holidays, parking is often free.

Parking tickets can be purchased from parking attendants, newsstands, and tobacconists.

The historic center is a ZTL (), called Area C, active from Monday to Friday, from 07:30 to 19:00. Only residents or those with a permit can enter this area. This area is monitored by cameras, and entering without authorization results in a fine.

For the most part, the main roads in Italy are toll highways, and the toll can be paid in cash or by credit/debit card.

Keep in mind that very few gas stations in Italy are open on Sundays, and those that are open on Sundays are often closed on Mondays. Make sure to carry cash, as not all gas stations accept credit/debit cards.

There are plenty of things to see in Turin, but a car will give you the opportunity to discover many treasures in this area. The city is rich in green spaces, especially the Parco Mandrai. Here you can visit the Reggia di Venaria, play a round of golf, and walk along the tributaries of the Po River.

Further afield, interesting destinations include Cuneo (75 kilometers away), Milan (144 kilometers away), and the ski resort of Grenoble (237 kilometers away).

Half an hour from the center of Turin is the Museum of Contemporary Art at the Castello di Rivoli, one of the most beloved art attractions in Turin. The castle was transformed into a contemporary art gallery in 1984, and its permanent collection houses an impressive collection of art: Arte Povera, Minimal, and Land Art. With a rental car, the journey to and from the Castello di Rivoli is easy and convenient.

Eclectic and historic, Turin is a unique Italian city due to its proximity to the French and Swiss borders. Be sure to visit the main attractions located in the historic center: Piazza Castello, the Mole Antonelliana, and the Palazzo Carignano, home to the Museum of the Risorgimento.

Half an hour by car from the center of Turin, in Parco La Mandria, is the Reggia di Venaria, the Turin equivalent of the Palace of Versailles. With its vast vineyards and gardens and splendid interiors, it is an ideal destination for the whole family.