Transfer from Turin Airport to Pinerolo

The route leaves the airport on the Tangenziale Nord toward the airport link, continues on the Tangenziale Sud, then joins the A55 branch toward Pinerolo. Along the Turin outskirts you may pass the Stupinigi hunting lodge, which is listed among the southern ring road exits, while the Stadio Olimpico and Grande Torino are also named as exits on that ring. Once on the motorway the road runs south-west across the flat Piedmont plain, and the final stretch follows the SS23 and SR23 to a roundabout and the Pinerolo exit.

At Turin Airport the driver meets you at the arrivals baggage-hall exit of the terminal where your flight lands, holding a name sign, and the first 60 minutes of waiting are free. Allow around 45 to 60 minutes door to door, since commuter peaks on the city ring roads can add time, although the exact peak windows are not confirmed. Pinerolo sits at the foot of the Alps, and it has two rail stations, Pinerolo Olimpica and Pinerolo Stazione, so give your exact address when booking so the driver can plan the final approach.

A pre-booked private transfer beats the alternatives on this corridor. Trains from Pinerolo need a change in Turin and take around 1h 32min to reach the airport, while the Extra.To bus from Caselle takes roughly two hours, and a taxi leaves you to negotiate the same traffic without a fixed fare. Rail fares on the SFM2 are also inconsistent across sources, so a pre-booked transfer is far easier to budget for than piecing together connections.