Organize your stay Turin

Covid-19 : current situation Turin

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, entry and travel restrictions may apply Turin. Remember to visit the site of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs before you leave for the latest information

Money Money Turin

Since 2002, as in France and Belgium, the currency of the Italian Republic has been the euro (€).

Budget & Tips Budget & Tips Turin

The standard of living in Turin and Piedmont is the same as in France. Prices will therefore be identical, with a few minor exceptions. Coffee, for example, will be much cheaper (and better) than back home... You can get away with €70 a day, including accommodation, for the smallest budgets, but for a comfortable stay you'll be looking at around €180 a day.

Passport and visas Passport and visas Turin

As a citizen of a member state of the European Union, all you need to enter Italy is your identity card.

Driver's license Driver's license Turin

Your national driving license is all you need to rent a car during your stay in Piedmont.

Mandatory vaccination Mandatory vaccination Turin

Health standards are the same as in France: your latest vaccinations must be up to date, but you won't be asked for any documents, except in the event of a Covid-type pandemic.

Security Security Turin

No particular danger in Turin! After all, as in all big cities, there's always a risk of running into a pickpocket in the tourist areas...

Time difference Time difference Turin

Italy is in the same time zone as France, Belgium or Switzerland, with the same winter and summer time changes.

Spoken languages Spoken languages Turin

Of course, Italian is spoken in Turin. Due to the proximity of our borders and the history of Piedmont, French, although unfortunately not as widely spoken as it used to be, is often understood and generally spoken in tourist areas. But, as is now the case everywhere, English takes precedence.

Communication Communication Turin

Excellent telephone coverage. Wifi points in many bars and restaurants, train stations and airports.

Electricity and measurements Electricity and measurements Turin

Italian voltage is the same as in France, i.e. 220 volts. However, sockets are often different, with three holes (if you need an adapter, your hotel will lend you one on request).