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HOW TO GET TO LOCARNO By AIR Zurich-Kloten International Airport - There are regular daily flights from/to Zurich International Airport to/from international destinations. Zurich Airport From Zurich Airport take either the train till Locarno station or a flight to Lugano-Agno Airport. Lugano-Agno Airport - The airport Lugano-Agno can be reached via Zurich and Geneva. The transfer from the airport of Lugano-Agno to Locarno takes about 40 minutes by car (40 km). Lugano Airport Milan-Malpensa Airport - Attendees arriving at Milan-Malpensa Airport are kindly asked to take a taxi, rent a car or take a bus to Lugano or Bellinzona then take the train to Locarno. The transfer from the airport of Milan-Malpensa to Locarno takes about 90 minutes by car (130 km). Malpensa Airport Shuttle Service Locarno can also be reached from Milan Malpensa Terminal 1 by taking the Urban train S30 TILO (www.tilo.ch). By RAIL Numerous international trains arrive in Ticino every hour from the gateways Basel und Zurich. Final destination: Locarno. Via the international St. Gotthard line: Zurich to Locarno 3 hours. From Zurich International Airport to Locarno train station please visit www.sbb.ch for suitable timetable. From Milan Malpensa Terminal 1 to Locarno take the Urban train S30 TILO (for more information www.tilo.ch). To transfer from Terminal 2 to Terminal 1 and vice versa there is a free shuttle running 24 hours a day, approx. every 7 minutes during the day and approx. every 30 minutes during the night (from 22.45 hours to 05.15 hours). By CAR Ticino is easily accessible by car. The shortest way from the North to the South of the Alps is through the Gotthard road tunnel. A modern and efficient motorway runs through all Ticino (A2). Exit at Bellinzona Sud take main road direction Locarno. .

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