Where to live in Turin
Quietly elegant former royal capital. The grid centre and San Salvario give you most of daily life; Crocetta is upmarket.
Centro / Quadrilatero Romano
Roman-grid old town. Café terraces, walking distance to the river. The first-pick pocket.
Rough 1BR rent: $700–$1,100/mo. Best for: First-time arrivals.
San Salvario
Multicultural, late-night bar strip, walking distance to the central station.
Rough 1BR rent: $600–$1,000/mo. Best for: Singles and creatives.
Crocetta
Upmarket grid, leafy, family blocks. The most-recommended quiet pocket.
Rough 1BR rent: $800–$1,300/mo. Best for: Families and professionals.
Frequently asked questions
What are the best neighbourhoods in Turin for expats?
Jonzy's guide covers 3 areas in Turin, including Centro / Quadrilatero Romano, San Salvario, Crocetta. Each is scored on vibe, rent, and who tends to land happily there.
How much is rent in Turin?
A 1-bedroom across Turin's expat-friendly neighbourhoods runs roughly $600–$1,300/month, depending on the area and how central it is.
Where should I live in Turin as a remote worker?
It depends on budget and pace of life. Jonzy breaks down 3 neighbourhoods in Turin by vibe (walkable, quiet, up-and-coming) and who each suits best.