Car Rental Turin Airport
For your car rental to the Sandro Pertini Turin Caselle Airport
Welcome to Turin Airport
Car Rental Turin Airport
Sandro Pertini (TRN)
Strada Aeroporto, 12 - 10072 Caselle Torinese (Turin)
Booking: +39 091203374
Opening hours: 8:00 am - 10:00 pm
Booking: +39 091203374
Opening hours: 8:00 am - 10:00 pm
The new car rental Turin airport office is located inside the arrivals terminal. Renting a car in Turin Caselle is the best way to get around freely and discover the many destinations Piedmont has to offer. Turin Airport, located north of the city in the municipality of Caselle Torinese, has been Piedmont’s only airport since 1938. Named after former Savona President of the Republic Sandro Pertini, today it is a state-of-the-art facility offering innovative technology and infrastructure, guaranteeing high levels of comfort and assistance.
Officially opened on July 30th 1953 on the grounds of a former military airfield, now awarded Best European Airport, Turin Airport has distinguished itself for the significant resilience it has put in place despite the pandemic, expanding its flight network as never before and thus contributing to the connectivity of the area. Turin Airport constitutes the northwest airport system along with Genoa Airport and the airports of Milan Linate, Milan Malpensa, and Bergamo Orio al Serio. Turin Airport is managed by the company Sagat S.p.A.
With car rental Turin Airport you can visit the city with an important history that can be seen in its large squares, churches and numerous museums. An important medieval and Risorgimento center, the former capital of the Savoy kingdom has hosted numerous events of great historical importance to Italy.
Also notable is its geographical location, embraced by the Alps and bathed by the waters of Italy’s longest river, which together draw marvelous naturalistic landscapes providing breathtaking views. The city has always stood out for the rapid progression and innovation of its tertiary sector.
Several car factories were established in Turin in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, driven by an invention that would change human life: the automobile. There are many milestones in the history of the automobile laid on Turin soil. Starting with the first Italian car, built by the Turin entrepreneur Michele Lanza in 1895, to the Ceirano brothers who, from 1898, set up no less than eleven factories.
Why choose car rental Turin Airport?
Turin’s Sandro Pertini International Airport, is located just 16 km north of the Piedmontese capital. Renting a car at Turin Caselle Airport is the best way to get around in total freedom while exploring the beautiful neighboring landscapes. The dense network of roads and highways allows you to reach every corner of the region, but also Lombardia (with the A4), Liguria (with the A6), Val d’Aosta (with the A5), France (through the Mont Blanc and Frejus tunnels) and Switzerland (through the Great St. Bernard tunnel).
A trip to Turin: symbol of the Renaissance
After renting your car with SRC Rent Car, you will have the opportunity to discover the most important destinations in and around Turin: in fact, the city is located in a geographical area between the Alpine valleys and the rivers: the Po, Stura di Lanzo, Sangone and Dora Riparia. Rent a car in Turin Airport allows you to get behind the wheel right away and also easily discover the surroundings of the capital, as well as its architectural gems in the historic center.
Continue your journey by car, wonderful locations await you. You will be able to enjoy the greenery of the mountains, allowing yourself a few hours of leisure away from the city chaos, wrapped in the silence that characterizes these landscapes. With our car rental you can reach the unmissable Parco della Mandria, the largest nature park in Europe, and its majestic Royal Palace.
It is an immense natural oasis that offers the possibility of enjoying long walks completely surrounded by the colors and scents of nature, where you can also admire wild animals. The icon of the city is the Mole Antonelliana, which absolutely cannot be missed as a stop among the main attractions of the Piedmontese capital. At 167 meters high, it offers a breathtaking view of the city and the surrounding Alpine Arch. You can also visit the Royal Museums, Italy’s busiest attraction, or the Porta Palazzo Market, Europe’s largest open-air market.