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What Turin costs

Museums are the biggest item of the day, apart from the bed, while the park, the squares and entry to the market cost nothing.

Hostel €20–34·Parco del Valentino is free
Hostel
€20–34, a dorm bed
Egyptian Museum
€18
The Mole and cinema museum
€18
Turin
Turin · Jorge Franganillo, CC BY 2.0

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A day in Turin spends the most on museums: the Egyptian Museum, €18, and the Mole with the cinema museum, €18. Parco del Valentino and the Quadrilatero Romano are free. The night is counted apart from the day and is the biggest item of the trip: a hostel dorm is €20–34, while a hotel room depends on the date.

Prices line by line

ItemAmount
Hostel bed, per night€20–34
Tourist tax€3.50 for 3-star per night (up to €5 for 5-star)
Street food, one meal€4–6
Set lunch€15–21
Main course at a local place, no drinks€10.50–13
Getting in: own airport, Turin Caselle (TRN), one way€7.50
City transport, single ride€1.90
City transport, 24-hour ticket€3.70
Admission: Egyptian Museum€18
Admission: Mole Antonelliana and the National Museum of Cinema€18
Admission: Musei Reali (Royal Palace)€15
Admission: Palazzo Madama€10
Admission: Basilica of Superga and the Royal Tombs€6 (tombs), €4 (dome)
Dish: Bicerin€7.50
Dish: Gianduiotto€38–60 (1 kg)
Dish: Agnolotti del plin€10–12 (portion)
Per person per day, budget€43–65

Everything per person, in euros. The day is the same basket across the site: a bed, two meals, city transport and admissions.

The third ticket worth counting is the Musei Reali, €15, while the park, the market and the Roman quarter are free. On top of a hotel room comes a tourist tax, €3.50 for 3-star per night (up to €5 for 5-star).

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Where it's easiest to save

Street food like a Porta Palazzo panino runs €4–6, so a full restaurant dinner is best kept to one meal a day. The Quadrilatero Romano, Parco del Valentino and Piazza Castello add no ticket at all, only time.

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Frequently asked

Before you go

Short answers to what people ask most before setting out.

What's free in Turin?

Parco del Valentino, the Quadrilatero Romano, Piazza Castello, and the Porta Palazzo market itself (food is priced per item).

How much does a three-star hotel cost?

The room rate depends on the date, with a tourist tax on top, €3.50 for 3-star per night (up to €5 for 5-star). The cheapest bed is in a hostel.

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