Venue - Enjoy Turin

Venue - #EnjoyTurin

 

How to get to workshop venue?

European Journal of Islamic Finance (EJIF) workshop will be held at European Training Foundation (ETF). 
The facility is an historical building on the hills overlooking the city, a 15-minutes drive away from the city centre. 

Address:
European Training Foundation (ETF)
Viale Settimio Severo 65
I - 10133 Torino – Italy

How to reach ETF by public transport
Bus no.73 leaves hourly from Piazza Gran Madre (on the other side of the river from Piazza Vittorio Veneto), with stops in Corso Fiume and Piazza Crimea. By bus, the travel time Gran Madre/ETF is about 15 minutes; Piazza Crimea/ETF is about 10 minutes. More information on the GTT website.

How to go from/to Turin airport
Turin International Airport "Sandro Pertini" in Caselle is connected to the city centre by bus services (to the main railway station Porta Nuova) and train services (to the railway station Torino Dora). Time schedules and prices are available on the Airport website. The travel time ETF/airport by taxi is about 45 minutes.

How to go from/to railway station
The ETF is not directly connected to the main railway station, Porta Nuova, by public transport. Piazza Crimea, downhill from the ETF, is connected by bus 52 to Corso Vittorio Emanuele II and Porta Nuova. By taxi, the travel time ETF/Porta Nuova is about 15 minutes.

Additionally, if you are already in town you can also use the taxi service. 

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Turin is one of the main cities of Northern Italy, modern, vital and always interested in new technologies. With approximately 900,000 inhabitants and 130 km2 of land, it is today an important international centre of innovation and culture.
The first capital of Italy in the mid-nineteenth century, Turin became, at the beginning of the 20th century, an industrial centre capable of guiding the entire country until the 1980s. Today it is a city of a thousand vocations.
Turin is a city of culture and tourism: the recovery and enhancement of the Royal Residences offer visitors a town of rare beauty. The important events organized in Turin, starting with the 2006 Winter Olympic Games, revealed those qualities and those merits that otherwise would have remained hidden in an almost exclusively industrial city. New vocations have grown, thanks to the strong will of citizens to work together with institutions, universities, research centres, leading companies with the common goal of finding new solutions and innovative answers.
Turin is an academic centre of primary importance: the two leading universities, the Polytechnic and the University of Studies, host around 100,000 students, 17% of whom come from abroad. It is a "student-friendly" city, always committed to improving its accommodation facilities, promoting a culture of excellence and recreational opportunities for all, a welcoming city for innovative companies.
Turin: a city that never ceases to amaze and never stops. A place that encourages innovation and development, a metropolis that is working to become more efficient and welcoming, inclusive and sustainable, where everyone can find favourable conditions for realizing their life and business project.
First capital of Italy
The city with 18 km of arcades for shopping
The capital of contemporary art
The city preserving Leonardo da Vinci's portrait
The "Museo Egizio" city (the second worldwide after Cairo)
The city of the famous Historical Cafés, Patisseries, chocolate and aperitifs
The city of "Royal Residences" decelerate by Unesco
The city of National Cinema Museum inside "Mole Antonelliana"
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