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Our Residences How to Reach Us TURRO Turro Is Part of the Camplus Living Network, Which Means by Car Hospitality and Functionality at a Good Quality-Price Ratio Our residences How to reach us TURRO Turro is part of the Camplus Living network, which means By car hospitality and functionality at a good quality-price ratio. From the East ring road, take exit number 10 Via Palmanova. Drive along A wide range of services makes each of the residences the fl yover Cascina Gobba and then via Palmanova. Turn right in via San unique and adequate to satisfy all of your needs. Camplus Giovanni de la Salle, then turn left in Via Padova. Turn again right in via Living combines tradition and modernity creating, in 8 of Francesco Cavezzali, and drive as far as 25, via Stamira D’Ancona. the richest Italian cities as to history and culture, a perfect By train blend of past and present: places for welcoming which can From the Central railway station, catch metro line number 2 (green) towards Cascina Gobba, get off at Loreto, catch metro line number 1 make your stay even more pleasant. (red) towards Sesto FS, get off at Turro. A place for welcome By plane Bologna Parma Torino From Linate Airport Catania Milano Venezia - A51 motorway, or East ring road, exit number 10 Via Palmanova - Bus number 73, get off at San Babila. Metro line 1 (red) towards Sesto Ferrara Roma FS, get off at Turro. - Shuttle bus towards the central railway station, then metro line 2 (green) towards Cascina Gobba, get off at Loreto, metro line 1 (red) towards Sesto FS, get off at Turro. From Malpensa Airport - Shuttle bus towards the central railway station, then metro line 2 (green) towards Cascina Gobba, get off at Loreto, metro line 1 (red) towards Sesto FS, get off at Turro. - Malpensa Express train, get off at Stazione Nord Cadorna, metro line 1 (red) towards Sesto FS, get off at Turro. AEROPORTO MALPENSA i t i m o l o D a FIERA RHO i V Via A. Via Stamira D’Ancona STAZIONE CENTRALE Via Ilarione Rancati FIERA MILANO CITY Via della Torre DUOMO Bono Cairoli Via G. Via M. Boiardo AEROPORTO LINATE Rovetta Valtorta Via dei Via G. Vida Monza Via Via G. Pontano Via V. Russo Camplus Living Turro è in Via Stamira d’Ancona, 25 - Milano +39 02 97 689 111 A building with a ultramodern, +39 02 97 689 555 cutting-edge, and eco-friendly design. [email protected] Business, study, and tourism meet www.camplusliving.it each other at Camplus Living Turro. camplus_Turro_pieghevole_ENG.indd 1 05/12/12 10:42 also offers you lots of clubs, gastronomic specialities, and the The hospitality you deserve so called quadrilateral of fashion (in the city centre, north of For your business Duomo square and near Via Montenapoleone). All these things Quite near the Martesana park and the Metro station, make Milan a multifaceted city, which gives anyone is interested Due to its strategic location, its conference rooms, and its Camplus Living Turro is a modern and functional eight-floor in discovering it Italian top quality products. computer rooms, Camplus Living Turro is absolutely suitable building, highly congress oriented, located within a university for business travel. The meeting room is equipped with a district, which makes it innovative and dynamic. As it is near complete set of audio/visual facilities, can host up to 200 the East ringroad as well as some important universities such people, and you can divide it into three separate rooms, with as Bicocca, Bovisa and San Raffaele, Camplus Living Turro is 60 places each; so it is ideal both for big events and small a convenient place to start your visit to Milan. Comfortable meetings. In addition, we have a large hall where you can rooms, professional staff, a highly equipped gymnasium in arrange stands, welcome desk and buffets. Finally, thanks to the attic, and the large garden on the outside are just some a versatile catering service, you can also arrange the convivial of the features which make Camplus Living Turro the best aspect of your event according to your specific needs. choice whether you come here on holiday or on business. Our residence was built with a special interest in the environment, Main technical devices and the use of environmentally friend materials and of solar panels as well makes Camplus Living Turro a building on the LCD projector 3 0.79 inch screens cutting edge of sustainable construction. LCD projector 4200 ansi 5000 ansi luminosity 118.11 X 157.48 inch and 118.11X88.58 inch screens Milan: a city to discover Amplification system with 4 and 6 speakers Simultaneous translation system The fashion and finance capital of Italy, Milan is full of Dvd recorder important places of interest; you can choose to visit one of the several art galleries, or the cathedral (Duomo), the symbol of the Gothic architecture, which towers over the homonymous High quality services square. Other wonderful things you can discover are: Vittorio Emanuele II gallery, in Art Nouveau style; the Navigli; the Last In our residence you can find: single, double or family rooms, Supper, the masterpiece of Leonardo da Vinci, painted on the all of which equipped with Wi-Fi, air conditioning, TV, and wall of the refectory of Santa Maria delle Grazie. But the city mini-bar; a large dining room with self-service restaurant; an inner garden where you can also have your meal. If you have to organise a job meeting or other business events, then Turro is the best choice, thanks to its conference rooms, equipped with the most modern devices. In addition, you will also find areas meant for relaxing: the astonishing gymnasium in the attic, where you can enjoy a wonderful view. Also, you can reach the city centre very easily, whether you choose to move by metro – the stop is not that far from the residence – by car – you can park it in our attended car park – or by bike – thanks to the bike sharing service. camplus_Turro_pieghevole_ENG.indd 2 05/12/12 10:42.
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