Bus Kyiv – Turin
This route is available for reservation with payment to the driver on boarding.
The Kyiv – Turin bus covers about 2100 km, takes roughly 32–37 h. Departures run regularly, several times a day, and tickets can be booked online in advance.
- Distance
- 2100 km
- Travel time
- 32–37 h
Kyiv – Turin bus schedule
| Departure | Arrival | Duration | Running days | Carrier |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 06:30Avtostantsiia «Kyiv», vul. S. Petliury, 32 | 18:00tsentr. zhd vokzal | 35h 30min | Tue | Ruslan Tur |
| 21:40Avtostantsiia "Kyiv", vul. S. Petliury 32 | 17:20Terminal Bus, Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, 131 H | 43h 40min | Wed | Kollmi |
| 22:30AS "Kyiv", vul. S. Petliury, 32 (10pl.) | 16:50Via Mario Pannunzio (Stazione Lingotto FS) | 42h 20mintransfers: 2 | Mon, Thu | AL-TRANS |
Typical schedule from search data as of 2026-07-21. Check the search above for departures and seat availability on a specific date.
About the Kyiv – Turin route
The Kyiv – Turin bus links Ukraine's capital with the industrial heart of Piedmont in north-western Italy. This is a long-haul international route: the journey takes roughly a day and a half to two days, crossing Poland, Czechia or Austria before descending through the Alps into Turin. Tickets cost more than domestic fares because of the distance and fuel. The route is popular with the Ukrainian diaspora and labour migrants working in Turin's Fiat plants and logistics sector, as well as travellers visiting family. Check the current Kyiv – Turin bus schedule, pick your departure date and reserve a seat early, since places on long European routes sell out fast.
Frequently asked questions
How long is the Kyiv – Turin bus trip?
The Kyiv – Turin bus journey takes roughly 36–48 hours depending on the carrier, the route through Poland or Czechia, border queues and stops. This is a long-haul direction with several technical rest, meal and transfer breaks. Check the exact travel time on the schedule of your chosen departure.
How much is a ticket and how do I pay?
A Kyiv – Turin ticket costs more than domestic routes due to the long distance and is priced in euros (EUR). On this direction online card payment is unavailable — only seat reservation with payment to the driver in cash on boarding. Your reserved seat is held for you; confirm the final price when booking.
What documents do I need for the trip?
Travel to Italy requires a valid biometric international passport. For visa-free Schengen entry make sure the passport stays valid for your trip and total stay does not exceed 90 days within 180. Children need their own travel document. Carry proof of trip purpose and travel insurance with you.
How do I get to Turin airport?
The city's main airport is Turin-Caselle (TRN), about 16 km north of the centre. The Sadem shuttle bus and the SFM A suburban train run from Porta Nuova central station to the airport. From your Kyiv – Turin arrival point you can reach the airport easily by city transport or a transfer.
Is there a return Turin – Kyiv bus?
Yes, the return Turin – Kyiv direction runs regularly, usually with the same carriers. Check the homebound schedule separately, as dates and frequency can differ from the outbound trip to Italy. Book your return ticket in advance, especially in summer and before holidays when demand for seats peaks.
How many buses run on the Kyiv – Turin route?
The typical schedule has up to 1 departures a day. The first bus leaves at 06:30, the last at 22:30. Check the search above for departures on a specific date.
Which carriers operate the Kyiv – Turin route?
Carriers on this route: Ruslan Tur, Kollmi, AL-TRANS. The line-up depends on the travel date.