Reversible Computation (RC)
July 9–10, 2026, Torino, Italy
How to arrive
By Plane
Here is an overview of the main airports that are useful for reaching Turin, Italy, with approximate travel times to Turin city centre and links to transport services.
| Airport | Best for | Approx. time to Turin city centre | Useful transport links |
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| Turin Airport — TRN / Torino-Caselle | Closest and most convenient option | 25–40 min | Train to Torino Porta Susa takes about 30 min; airport bus serves Porta Nuova / Porta Susa. See Turin Airport train information and Arriva airport bus. |
| Milan Malpensa — MXP | Best alternative for long-haul and international flights | 1h 50–2h 30 by direct coach/train connections; longer if changing via Milan | Direct coaches to Turin are usually the most practical. See Flibco Malpensa–Turin and FlixBus Malpensa–Turin. |
| Milan Linate — LIN | Good for European/domestic flights, especially if flight times are convenient | 1h 45–3h+, depending on train/bus and traffic | Usually via Milan city centre by metro/train, or by coach where available. See Milan Linate transport information and FlixBus. |
| Milan Bergamo — BGY / Orio al Serio | Often useful for low-cost airlines | 2h 50–3h+ by direct coach | Direct buses are available. See Milan Bergamo Airport transport information and FlixBus. |
| Cuneo Airport — CUF / Cuneo-Levaldigi | Smaller airport; useful only if flights match your plans | 1h 15–2h+, depending on shuttle availability and destination in Turin | Shuttle services connect Cuneo Airport with Turin stops such as Lingotto, Piazza Carducci and Porta Palazzo. Check schedules carefully because services may depend on flight operations. See Cuneo Airport transport information. |
Recommendation. For most travellers, Turin Airport (TRN) is by far the easiest choice. If you need more international flight options, Milan Malpensa (MXP) is usually the best second choice because direct coaches to Turin are frequent and practical.
By Train
Turin has several railway stations, but the most useful for visitors are Torino Porta Nuova, Torino Porta Susa, and Torino Lingotto.
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Torino Porta Nuova is the city’s main central station and one of the most convenient arrival points for travellers staying in the historic centre. It is directly served by Turin’s only metro line, Metro Line M1, at the Porta Nuova metro stop.
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Torino Porta Susa is another major station, especially important for high-speed trains and long-distance services. It is also directly connected to Metro Line M1, at the Porta Susa metro stop. This makes it very convenient for reaching both the city centre and other parts of Turin.
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Torino Lingotto serves the southern part of the city and is useful for the Lingotto area, the exhibition centre, and nearby business districts. The railway station is close to the Lingotto stop on Metro Line M1, although travellers may need a short walk depending on the exact platform or entrance used.
By Bus
We suggest using Google Maps to plan your bus trip:(i) Open Google Maps. (ii) Enter your destination. (iii) Tap Directions. (iv) Enter your starting point, or use your current location. (v) Select the public transport / transit icon. Google Maps will show suggested routes using the metro, buses, trams and walking sections. It will also estimate the departure time, arrival time, total journey duration and any required changes.
GTT tickets for the urban and suburban network are valid on buses, trams and the metro within the Turin urban and suburban area.
| Option | Description | Useful link |
|---|---|---|
| TO Move app | The official GTT app allows users to buy tickets for buses, trams and the metro in Turin. | GTT — TO Move app |
| Contactless payment / Tap&Go | Contactless bank cards can be used at dedicated metro gates and on equipped buses and trams. | GTT — Tap&Go contactless payment |
| Ticket machines in metro stations | Tickets can be purchased from machines located inside metro stations before entering the metro. | GTT — Fares and tickets |
| Authorized resellers | Tickets and passes are available from many official sales points in Turin and the metropolitan area. | GTT — Ticket sales points |
| GTT e-commerce | Some tickets and passes can be purchased online through the official GTT ticketing platform. | GTT e-commerce |
Always check the official GTT fare page for current ticket types, prices and validity rules: GTT — Urban and suburban fares.
By Metro
Turin currently has one metro line in operation, Line M1. It runs from Fermi / Collegno in the west to Bengasi in the south, crossing the city centre and directly serving Porta Susa and Porta Nuova railway stations. The full journey from one end of the line to the other takes about 25 minutes.
| Day / period | First departure from Fermi and Bengasi | Last departure from Fermi | Last departure from Bengasi | Notes |
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| Monday to Thursday | 05:30 | 21:30 | 21:30 | Replacement bus M1S runs after metro closure, approx. 22:00–00:30 |
| Friday and Saturday | 05:30 | 01:00 | 01:00 | Extended evening service |
| Sunday and public holidays | 07:00 | 21:30 | 21:30 | Replacement bus M1S runs before opening and after closure, approx. 05:30–07:00 and 22:00–00:30 |
Note: temporary changes are published on the official website GTT Turin Metro M1 timetable and displayed inside metro stations.
M1S substitute service
The M1S bus is a substitute service Metro Line M1. It stops only at or near metro stations, so it is designed as a practical surface alternative when the metro is not running. The M1S does not have the same frequency throughout the day. In general, it is more frequent in the evening, with departures about every 10–15 minutes, while in the early morning it runs less frequently, about every 30 minutes.
Locations
Venue (Dipartimento DBIOS - Uni.TO)
The conference will take place Università degli Studi di Torino, Dipartimento Scienze della Vita e Biologia dei Sistemi, Via Accademia Albertina, 13, 10123 Torino TO.
13 Via Accademia Albertina, Turin (openstreetmap, google maps) is located in central Turin, in the historic city centre, close to the Accademia Albertina di Belle Arti and within walking distance of several important landmarks.
The address is in a convenient area for visitors, near Via Po, Piazza Vittorio Veneto, Piazza Castello and the Mole Antonelliana. It is also well connected to the rest of the city by public transport.
Google Maps useful link:
- WALKING directions to 13 Via Accademia Albertina from your current GPS location
- Public TRANSPORT directions to 13 Via Accademia Albertina from your current GPS location
Social dinner
La Via del Sale is a traditional restaurant located in the historic centre of Turin, at Via San Francesco da Paola, 2, 10123 Torino. It offers Piedmontese and Ligurian-inspired cuisine and is situated in a very central area, close to Via Po, Piazza Vittorio Veneto, Piazza Castello and the Mole Antonelliana.
The restaurant is easy to reach by public transport or on foot from central Turin.
| Route type | Google Maps link |
|---|---|
| By bus / public transport from your current GPS location | Public transport directions to La Via del Sale |
| On foot from your current GPS location | Walking directions to La Via del Sale |
Official website: La Via del Sale