Luggage Storage Porta Nuova Train Station

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to explore Italy’s fourth largest city? Wonder no more with Radical Storage! Step off the train at Torino Porta Nuova, leave your bags at nearby luggage storage facilities and start exploring the beautiful city of Turin!

Radical Storage has partnered with local businesses around Turin that can look after your bags while you see the city’s top spots. With luggage storage near Torino Porta Nuova, our trusted and friendly angels will keep your bags safe for only €5 per day per bag with no restrictions on weight or size. Plus, for a small additional fee, your bags will be covered by a security guarantee of up to €10,000.

With 24/7 online customer support, you can enjoy extra peace of mind for your luggage-free adventures.

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Information About Torino Porta Nuova

The grand glass exterior of Torino Porta Nuova leads you into the third busiest railway station in Italy, after Rome and Milan. Torino Porta Nuova is Turin’s main railway station and welcomes about 70 million travellers a year. Every day, about 350 trains pass through the station. Whether you’ve arrived from Rome or you’re in Turin on a day trip before heading to Venice, Torino Porta Nuova is the ideal location to start your tour!

From Turin Train Station, you can easily reach more of Turin’s top attractions. In less than 20 minutes, you can walk to Piazza San Carlo or Mole Antonelliana, don’t leave your camera in your suitcase - you’ll want to snap some photos of these iconic sights!

If you have just arrived in Italy, you can jump on a shuttle bus from Turin Airport to Turin Central Bus Station. The bus station is only a five-minute walk from Turin Train Station and is the best way to get from Turin Airport to the city center. Tickets for the shuttle bus from Turn Airport cost €6.99 one way but you can save money if you buy a return ticket.

Things To Do Near Turin Train Station

Once your bags are safe with Radical Storage partners in Turin, you are ready to start exploring the city. Here are some of the best things to do in the city:

• Soak up the culture on a day trip out of the city. The iconic Basilica di Superga is home to the family crypt of the Savoy Family. The beautiful 17th-Century building is a picture-perfect location to get some fantastic shots of Turin below.
• Delight in the sip-worthy birthplace of the famous Aperitivo. Before you indulge in a delicious Italian dinner, you’ll be offered a small alcoholic drink. This traditional aperitivo began right here in Turin in the 1920s!
• Feast your eyes on a building shaped like a polenta cake. The beautiful Fetta di Polenta is nestled in the Vanchiglia district of Turin and was designed by famous architect Alessandro Antonelli.