Torino

Torino (English: Turin) is a city located in northern Italy that is featured in Euro Truck Simulator 2.

Summary

Torino is the southernmost city featured in the Euro Truck Simulator 2 base game.

Features

Depots

Three companies have depots in Torino, including FCP, SellPlan, and Transinet. In addition, an EuroAcres farm is located to the northeast of the city.

Facilities

Facilities available in Torino include a bus station, a garage, a hotel, a service shop, and a small Iveco truck dealer. A gas station is situated near the EuroAcres farm.

Landmarks

The known landmarks in Torino are the CTO Hospital, the Mole Antonelliana, the Olympic Arch, the Superga and the Torre Littoria.

Connections

As in real-life, Torino is partially encircled by the A55. Three other Autostrade originate from Torino in-game as well:

The A21 runs east from Torino to a junction where truckers have to follow the A7. The A7 guides truckers back to Milano.
The A32 runs west from Torino to the Italian-French border, where the French A43 takes over and heads for Lyon.
The A6 runs south from the city until it crosses the A10, which connects the A6 with the French border. After the border crossing the A8 runs towards Nice and Marseille. (Only with the Vive la France! DLC)

Just like most Italian intercity Autostrade, the A6, A21 and A32 are tolled.

A minor road runs northeast from the northern terminus of A55 and heads for Bern, the (de-facto) capital of Switzerland and France via the A25. Another minor road branches east from that road and heads straight into Milano, meaning truckers can access both Torino and Milano without paying tolls.