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Travel Information Travel information How to reach Trento By plane The following airports are the closest to Trento: - Verona “Catullo” Airport (Suggested Airport) - Venezia “Marco Polo” Airport - Venezia - Treviso “Canova” Airport - Milano – Bergamo “Orio al Serio” Airport Please find below further information about the travel from each airport to Trento with public transportation. From each airport is also possible to rent a car with driver (further information in the "rent a car" section). Verona “Catullo” Airport (Suggested Airport) If you plan to reach Trento by plane, we suggest you to choose Verona “Catullo” Airport. The airport is connected via bus with Verona Train Station (Aerobus: first stop at 5:35 a.m. then from 6:30 a.m. to 11:35 p.m. every 20'). From Verona Train Station you can reach Trento in 1 hour by train, please check timetable on Trenitalia website. Useful links: - Verona "Catullo" Airport - Trenitalia Venezia “Marco Polo” Airport The Marco Polo airport is connected via bus with Mestre Train Station (bus ATVO or ACTV bus line n.15) and with Venezia “Santa Lucia” Train Station (bus ATVO or ACTV line 5-AeroBus). From Mestre (or Venezia Santa Lucia) train station you can reach Trento in 3 hours (most travel options require a change in Verona). Please check timetable on Trenitalia website. Useful links: - Venice Airport - ACTV - ATVO - Trenitalia Venezia – Treviso “Canova” Airport The airport is connected to Treviso and Mestre train stations (ACTT or ATVO buses). From Treviso train station you can reach Mestre station (30 minutes) and then Trento in 3 hours (most travel options require a change in Verona). Please check timetable on Trenitalia website Trenitalia. Useful links: - Treviso "Canova" Airport - ACTT - ATVO - Trenitalia International Activities Staff Teaching, International Activities and Student Services Division - University of Trento, via Inama, 5 - Trento (Italy) Tel. +39 0461 282275 - 2386 Fax +39 0461 282121 [email protected] - 1 - Milano – Bergamo “Orio al Serio” Airport Milano “Orio al Serio” Airport is connected via bus (about 1 hour) to Milano train station: there are two companies providing this service (Orioshuttle and Autostradale). From Milano train station you can reach Trento in 3 hours (most travel options require a change in Verona) please check timetable on Trenitalia website. Useful links: - Milano "Orio al Serio" Airport - Orioshuttle - Autostradale - Trenitalia Milano - Malpensa The Malpensa airport in Milan is divided into two terminals. Both national and international airlines are based in Terminal 1, while low cost airlines (at the moment only EasyJet) are based in Terminal 2. To move between Malpensa 1 and Malpensa 2, there is a free shuttle-bus service in operation 24 hours a day, with departures every 7 minutes during the day and every 30 minutes at night (from 10.45 p.m. to 5.15 a.m.). From Malpensa bus services are available connecting the airport to Milano Central train station. connection information company Milan Central Station – Malpensa 1 and 2 AUTOSTRADALE FROM: STIE Autostradale www.stie.it http://www.autostradale.it/interna.a MALPENSA Departure every 20 minutes spx?gr=2&sez=60&sot=2&ae=4 TO: MILANO On-board ticketing Stazione Milan Central Station - Malpensa Centrale/Cen MALPENSA SHUTTLE 1 and 2 Airport line tral Station http://www.malpensashuttle.it/e- Air Pullman www.malpensashuttle.com BY BUSES index2.php Departure every 20 minutes On-board ticketing You can reach Milan directly from the Terminal 1 by TRENORD/Malpensa Express trains or, via Gallarate, by Trenitalia trains. 1) TRENORD/Malpensa Express trains connect the Terminal 1 of Malpensa directly to the centre of Milan (7 daily trips from Malpensa Airport to Milan Central Station. Travel time: 43 minutes). For more information on tickets and timetables, please visit www.malpensaexpress.it/en/ 2) You can reach Milan also by Trenitalia trains departing from Gallarate. A bus service (S.A.C.O. Srl. Telefax 0331/251777 +39.0331.258411) is available from the Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 of Malpensa to Gallarate Railway Station. For more information on tickets and timetables, please visit www.trenitalia.com From Milano Central Station you can reach Trento in 3 hours (most travel options require a change in Verona) please check timetable on Trenitalia website. International Activities Staff Teaching, International Activities and Student Services Division - University of Trento, via Inama, 5 - Trento (Italy) Tel. +39 0461 282275 - 2386 Fax +39 0461 282121 [email protected] - 2 - Useful links: - Milano Malpensa Terminal 1 - Milano Malpensa Terminal 2 - TRENORD/Malpensa Express trains - Trenitalia Milano - Linate Milano Linate airport is connected via bus (STARFLY, www.starfly.net , departures every 30 minutes, on-board ticketing, every day) . From Milano Central Station you can reach Trento in 3 hours (most travel options require a change in Verona) please check timetable on Trenitalia website. Useful links: - Milano Linate Airport - Trenitalia Rent a car To reach Trento from these airports it is possible to rent a chauffeur, if you can travel in small groups (up to 4/8) this may be the best choice. The following services are based in Trento. Please notice that the service has to be booked in advance: - Autonoleggioamico - Viaggi Peterlini You may find similar services on airports' web site (for example Milano – Orio al Serio). By train Two main lines reach Trento : the “Brennero” line (connecting Trento to Rome and the south of Italy and to Innsbruck and northern Europe) and the “Valsugana” line to Venice. Timetable details from Trenitalia or Deutsche Bahn. By car or coach Trento may be accessed by the following roads: “Strada Statale dell'Abetone e del Brennero”, “Autostrada del Brennero”, “Superstrada della Valsugana” for those coming from Venice, and “Strada Statale 45 bis (Gardesana Occidentale)”, for those coming from Brescia. Town travel The town has an efficient urban and extra urban travel system run by Trentino Trasporti SpA. If you visit the office at the main railway station you can pick up a free timetable guide. Taxis can be hailed from anywhere in town or booked: phone number (+39) 0461 930002 or send a sms to (+39) 340 99 49 655 (NB: report: town, street/square, home number); website: http://www.taxitrento.it/ How to reach the Department of Economics and Management The Department of Economics and Management is situated in the inner city of Trento, near Piazza Duomo (download the map from the resources' box). The nearest parking zones are Piazzale Sanseverino and the Lungadige area. International Activities Staff Teaching, International Activities and Student Services Division - University of Trento, via Inama, 5 - Trento (Italy) Tel. +39 0461 282275 - 2386 Fax +39 0461 282121 [email protected] - 3 - .
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