Travel to Turin

Turin is located in the heart of Europe, 10 hour by car from Vienna, Amsterdam, south of Italy

Flying to Torino

Direct to Torino Airport (TRN – Torino Caselle)

  • TRN is the closest airport (about 25–30 minutes from the city center).
  • It is served mainly by:
    • Lufthansa (via Frankfurt, Munich)
    • ITA Airways (via Rome FCO)
    • Air France (via Paris CDG)
    • KLM (via Amsterdam AMS)
    • Iberia (via Madrid)
    • Some low-cost airlines (seasonal): Ryanair, Volotea

Most international travelers reach Torino by connecting at a major European hub

Flying into nearby major airports

These airports have far more international connections and excellent train links:

Milan Malpensa (MXP) – 1h30 to Torino

  • Major intercontinental airport. easyjet Hub.
  • Direct fast bus to Torino (Autostradale/Sadem: ~2 hours).
  • Train options: MXP → Milan Centrale → Torino Porta Nuova (Frecciarossa).

Milan Linate (LIN) – ~1h45 to Torino

  • Convenient for European flights.
  • Metro/bus to Milan → high-speed train to Torino.

Bergamo Orio al Serio (BGY) – 2h30 to Torino

  • Major low-cost hub (Ryanair).
  • Bus to Milan → fast train to Torino.

Geneva (GVA) – 3h30 by train

  • Good option for travelers from North America using Star Alliance.
  • Scenic train route through the Alps.

🚄 2. Reaching Torino by Train

Italy’s high-speed rail system is reliable and fast.

Torino has two main stations:

  • Torino Porta Nuova (primary)
  • Torino Porta Susa (modern, central for high-speed lines)

From major cities:

  • Milan → Torino: 45 min–1 hr (Frecciarossa or Italo)
  • Rome → Torino: 4–4.5 hrs (nonstop high-speed trains)
  • Florence → Torino: 2.5–3 hrs
  • Venice → Torino: 3.5 hrs (one change in Milan)

From France (Paris):

  • Paris → Torino: ~5 hrs
    (SNCF TGV or Trenitalia Frecciarossa; very comfortable route via the Alps)

🚗 3. Travel by Car

If renting a car, Torino is well connected by highway:

  • From Milan: A4 motorway (~1h30)
  • From Geneva/France: Mont Blanc Tunnel or Fréjus Tunnel (tolls apply)
  • Parking in central Torino is limited; many choose hotels with private parking.

🚌 4. Local Transportation while in Torino

  • Airport → City: Train (15–20 min), bus (45 min), or taxi (~€35–40)
  • City Transport: Trams and buses; walking is easy in central Torino
  • Metro: One line (very convenient between Porta Susa → city center)

We will provide one ticket for the bus that covers the three days of the conference

✨ Recommendation for June Conference Attendees

Given summer demand, the best combination of convenience and price is typically:

  1. Fly to Milan Malpensa (MXP)
  2. Take a direct bus or fast train to Torino
  3. Stay near Porta Nuova or Porta Susa for easy movement around the city.

You will Enjoy Turin!

The weather is normally very good in the summer months

The city is very easy to walk, has a Roman squared shape

It is full of beautiful palaces and sites, in the city and within 30 min trip

It is a safe place for tourists, not crowded as Rome or Florence

You can pay everything with cards