GTT, Gruppo Torinese Trasporti, is currently the third local-public-transport company in Italy, in terms of size and turnover, as well as a leading operator in the sustainable mobility. It serves over 2,6 million people across an area which includes 268 municipalities. With a modern fleet of 1300 vehicles, 4000 employees and an ongoing committment towards green mobility and technological innovation, the company provides a wide range of urban, suburban and interurban public transport services across the Turin metropolitan area, and operates the Turin automated metro line. GTT stands out for the integration of additional services. These include paid parking in street-level and covered car parks; furthermore, GTT manages iconic tourist attractions and provides exclusive tourist services:
- The Sassi Superga rack railway, with the new "Spazio Sassi-Superga" luncheonettes and the "MuViMov - Museo del Viaggio in Movimento", which accompanies visitors on an interactive experience to discover the history of the rack railway;
- The Mole Antonelliana Panoramic Lift, which reaches the "Tempietto" ("little temple"), situated at a height of 86m above the ground: from here, visitors can enjoy a stunning uninterrupted view of Turin and its mountains;
- The fascinating historical route 7, which is operated with heritage green trams;
- GTT tram restaurants, which offers an alternative and fascinating way to explore the city: a complete experience connecting culture with history and gastronomy.
Year of establishment: 2003