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Is it possible to store luggage at Porto Nuova station?
the station is under big work for renovation and refurbishment.
So the area where the store is actually is closed.
let me check by phone.
keep in touch.
ciao.
marco
I just called (+39.011.6653661)
Yes it is possible!
the store luggage has moved just in front of track n.1 (coming from the train straight on your right).
Opening hour 7am-11pm
Ciao.
Marco
Marco: Thanks for responding so quickly. I love your city and am glad to be returning.
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GTT (Gruppo Torinese Trasporti) is the operator of public transport in Torino. Its network consists of around 70 bus lines, 8 tram lines, some local railway lines and, since 4th February 2006, one metro line. I liked to see the modern trams, which are very beautiful.
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