• Home
  • Italy's rail marketSupporting organisationsEXPO Ferroviaria 2010 reviewEXPO Ferroviaria 2010 photo gallery

• Exhibiting
  • Why exhibit?Who visits?Participation costsExhibiting enquiryExhibitor zoneTechnical handbook/A-Z useful information for exhibitorsWARNING: Fairguide/Expoguide

• Visiting
  • Why visit?E-newsVisitors guideFAQ'sThe exhibition venueGetting there

• Associated events
  • Technical VisitsConferences

• Press
  • Press informationEXPO Ferroviaria Press ReleasesMedia PartnersEXPO Ferroviaria 2010 photo galleryStand MEDIA POINT

• Contact us
  • Our contact detailsOther rail events

Lingotto Fiere (Turin, Italy) – Halls 1 and 2

Converted from a former industrial building by renowned architect Renzo Piano, Turin’s Lingotto Fiere exhibition centre offers facilities of the highest standards.

Lingotto Fiere is just 10 minutes by car from the centre of Turin and is served by frequent tram and bus services. Travellers from outside Turin can reach the city by air to Caselle airport, just 16 km to the north, or by domestic and international rail services. 

For detailed information on how to get to Lingotto, please click here.

Turin in a nutshell

• in 1861 Turin became the first capital of the newly proclaimed United Italy
• in 2006, Turin hosted the Winter Olympic Games
• Turin's Egyptian Museum hosts the world's second largest and most comprehensive collection of Egyptian antiquities
• Turin is home to the Shroud of Turin
• Fiat headquarters are located in Turin
• "Gianduiotto" chocolates, "grissini" breadsticks and "Lavazza" coffee have all originated in Turin

For more information about Turin, including accommodation, restaurants and cultural activities, please visit the Torino Turismo website.

buttons

Exhibitor list
Floorplan

• Legal disclaimer
• |
• Sitemap
• |
• Mobile Site