LOT Polish Airlines has launched ticket sales for direct flights on the Warsaw-Turin route. The airline will operate flights to the heart of Piedmont from January 16 to March 27, 2027 once a week, every Saturday.
Winter is a great time to enjoy a change of scenery for a few days, swapping city streets for mountains shimmering with snow. The first quarter of the year is perfect for an active getaway, and the Italian Alps have everything you need for a successful winter break – excellent conditions on the ski slopes, superb local cuisine and evenings spent in Piedmontese towns. With a direct connection between Warsaw and Turin, planning such a trip is now far more convenient.
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The national carrier will operate flights on this route from 16 January to 27 March 2027. One weekly service will be available to passengers every Saturday. The flight from Warsaw is scheduled to depart at 9:00 am, with the return flight from Turin departing at 12:15 pm. The flight time each way will be 2 hours and 15 minutes, with LOT operating comfortable Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft on the route.
The launch of direct LOT Polish Airlines flights to Turin makes it easier to access one of Italy’s most important ski regions. Vialattea and Bardonecchia offer up to 500 kilometres of slopes combined, while the short distances between the airport, the city and the ski resorts provide greater flexibility when planning a trip. For passengers, this means making better use of the time available for a winter getaway. Travellers can also enjoy the comfort of travel associated with LOT Polish Airlines, which is particularly important when travelling in winter and transporting sports equipment.
Robert Ludera, Board Member, Chief Commercial Officer, LOT Polish Airlines
The area surrounding Turin is home to one of Piedmont’s most extensive ski regions. Vialattea offers 400 kilometres of interconnected ski runs, revealing the many faces of the Alps – from the high-altitude slopes of Sestriere to the forested runs of Sansicario and pistes stretching towards the French border. Bardonecchia adds a further 100 kilometres, together with Vialattea creating one of Piedmont’s largest skiing destinations. With runs reaching altitudes of up to 2,800 metres and a remarkably varied landscape, every day on the slopes can offer a completely different experience.
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In the Italian Alps, skiing does not simply fill the day – it sets its rhythm. Mornings begin on the slopes, while lunch and an aperitivo after the final run are equally important parts of the experience. In Piedmont, the cuisine is deeply rooted in the region: agnolotti del plin, a local variety of ravioli, cheeses from the Alpine valleys, truffles and gianduiotti chocolates create a distinctive culinary setting for a winter gateaway. It is this effortless balance between time on the slopes and long, leisurely moments around the table that gives the Italian Alps their unmistakable character.
Turin is worth discovering as much more than simply a gateway to the ski slopes. Italy’s former capital has a rhythm and appeal of its own, making it a destination worth lingering in for a few days. Baroque architecture, grand squares and historic cafés sit alongside the Egyptian Museum and a sophisticated culinary scene. Turin therefore offers something that is harder to find in many other Alpine destinations: the freedom to combine a day on the slopes with a city break, an excellent dinner, a museum visit or an evening spent in one of its elegant historic cafés.
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Tickets for flights from Warsaw to Turin are available via all of LOT’s sales channels, including the lot.com website, the carrier’s official mobile app, LOT Contact Center and LOT Travel offices.
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