Getting around from San Salvario
The district lies right next to Porta Nuova station, served by metro line 1; for the via Belfiore area EDISU points to Marconi station. Tram 16, the only one on a circular route, runs along corso Massimo d'Azeglio, via Valperga Caluso and corso Sommeiller.
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Train and metro
Torino Porta Nuova station has 20 platforms for passenger trains and, according to RFI, bus, tram and metro stops, a covered bike park, bike sharing and car sharing. RFI lists step-free routes to the platforms at street level or by ramp, while it marks a route with a lift as not present.
Automatic metro line 1 runs from Fermi (Collegno) to piazza Bengasi via Porta Susa and Porta Nuova; EDISU names Marconi as the station for via Belfiore. According to GTT every station has lifts from street level. Timetable in force since 6 May 2025: Monday to Thursday first departures at 5.30 and last at 21.30; Friday and Saturday last departures at 1.00; Sundays and public holidays 7.00 to 21.30. During the evening closure the M1S replacement bus runs. The line 2 project provides for an interchange with line 1 at Porta Nuova.
Tram 16
According to Infra.To, the city-owned company that manages the infrastructure, the 16 is the only tram line on a circular route, with its terminus in piazza Sabotino. In and around the district it runs on corso Massimo d'Azeglio, via Valperga Caluso and corso Sommeiller: in one direction it continues to corso Cairoli, piazza Vittorio Veneto and corso San Maurizio, in the other to corso Einaudi and corso Peschiera.
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Reviewed: 10/23/2026 · by piero.avolio · rev. 1 · Period: → 2027-04-13
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