Turin Airport is the closest airport, located about 25–30 minutes from the city centre. Most international travellers reach Turin via major European hubs.

• Lufthansa (via Frankfurt, Munich)
• ITA Airways (via Rome Fiumicino)
• Air France (via Paris Charles de Gaulle)
• KLM (via Amsterdam Schiphol)
• Iberia (via Madrid)
• Seasonal low-cost airlines such as Ryanair and Volotea

Turin Airport (TRN – Torino Caselle)

Several nearby airports offer a wider range of international and intercontinental flights, with excellent connections to Turin by train or bus:

• Milan Malpensa (MXP) – approx. 1h30–2h to Turin (direct bus or train via Milan Centrale)
• Milan Linate (LIN) – approx. 1h45 (metro/bus to Milan city centre, then high-speed train)
• Bergamo Orio al Serio (BGY) – approx. 2h30 (bus to Milan, then train)
• Geneva (GVA) – approx. 3h30 by train (scenic route through the Alps)

Milan Malpensa (MXP)

Milan Linate (LIN)

Bergamo (BGY)

Geneva (GVA)

Italy’s high-speed rail network is fast, reliable, and comfortable. Turin has two main railway stations:

• Torino Porta Nuova – the main central station
• Torino Porta Susa – modern station, ideal for high-speed trains

Travel times from major cities

• Milan → Turin: 45 minutes – 1 hour
• Rome → Turin: 4 – 4.5 hours (direct high-speed trains)
• Florence → Turin: 2.5 – 3 hours
• Venice → Turin: approx. 3.5 hours (one change in Milan)

From France

• Paris → Turin: approx. 5 hours (SNCF TGV or Trenitalia Frecciarossa)
• Comfortable route crossing the Alps

Torino Porta Nuova

Torino Porta Susa

Turin is well connected by highways:

• From Milan: A4 motorway (approx. 1h30)
• From France or Geneva: via Mont Blanc Tunnel or Fréjus Tunnel (tolls apply)

Travelling to Turin by car

For conference participants, a public transport ticket covering the three days of the conference will be provided.

Airport → city centre

• Train: 15–20 minutes
• Bus: approx. 45 minutes
• Taxi: approx. €35–40

Getting around the city

• Extensive tram and bus network
• One metro line (convenient between Porta Susa and the city centre)
• Walking is easy in the historic centre