Italo stops under the Mole Antonelliana. It is the last stage of the ramp-up planned by NTV. From December 9, but sales are already open today, it will be possible to travel from Rome to Turin via Milan. With the Piedmontese city, the range of stations reached by Italo is thus completed, and the daily connections of the NTV fleet rise to 44.
MILAN AND TURIN BECOME A SINGLE CITY. Seven trips a day from Turin and seven from Milan, in just 44 minutes. The two capitals are even closer, an advantage for those who work in one and live in the other, who can thus plan round-trip trips in the day. In Turin, Italo's terminus is at Porta Susa station where, next January, the opening of Casa Italo, the service center available to travellers, is scheduled. In the meantime, until the station's modernization works are completed, NTV will in any case guarantee assistance and information to Travelers through its own staff and with the help of mobile desks.
THE NEW ROUTES. The first train departing from Turin is scheduled at 6.47 to arrive in Rome. The last one, again with arrival in Rome (and then continue to Salerno) is scheduled at 16.47. At 19.47 instead the last Italo left for Florence. The first train arriving in Turin enters the station at 08.05 with origin in Milan. The first with Naples/Rome origin arrives in Turin at 12.05. The last train arriving in Turin is at 21.05.
COMPETITIVE PRICES: in Smart starting from 15 euros for Milan and in promotion starting from € 20 for Bologna, € 25 for Florence, € 38 for Rome, € 45 for Naples and € 50 for Salerno. In Prima the Turin-Rome starts from €55 and the Turin-Milan from €21. Tickets can be purchased on the usual Ntv sales channels: the website www.italotreno.it, the Pronto Italo contact center (06.07.08), the self-service ticket offices located in the Case Italo and the authorized travel agencies.
