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How to get to the MOLECULAR BIOTECHNOLOGY CENTER (MBC)
Via Nizza, 52 - 10126 Torino
By Train
- From the main railway station (Porta Nuova) exit in Corso Vittorio Emanuele. On the same side as the station, take bus number 1 or 35, and get off at Piazza Nizza (bustop 'Donizetti'). Alternatively take the underground from Porta Nuova for two stops (get off at 'Nizza').
- Walk in the same direction- along Via Nizza- for 3 minutes and you will find the Molecular Biotechnology Center (MBC) on your right (total time 12-15 minutes).
- From Porta Susa Railway Station take the underground from XVIII Dicembre for 5 stops (get off at 'Nizza'), then continue as above (total time 22 minutes).
- It takes 22 minutes to walk from Porta Nuova railway station- along Via Nizza- to the Molecular Biotechnology Center.
By 'Plane Here are directions from Turin and Milan airports.
From Turin Airport (CASELLE).
- Taxi is the most convenient and fast way to get from the airport, taking around 40 minutes, and costing from 30-40€.
- There is a shuttle link (bus company ‘Sadem’) from the airport to the centre which leaves every 15 minutes, costs 6€, and takes around 40 minutes to arrive at Porta Nuova railway station. From there, follow directions as above.
- There is also the possibility to take a train from Turin Airport to Torino Dora station, 27 minutes from the airport to Torino Dora, and from there 26 minutes by bus (52) to Porta Nuova.
For additional information on Turin Airport please visit their website at:http://www.aeroportoditorino.it
From Milan Malpensa Airport
- The bus company ‘Sadem’ also runs a shuttle service from Milan Malpensa Airport (one-way ticket 18€) which takes 2 hours to arrive at Porta Nuova railway station.
For additional information on Milan Malpensa Airport please visit their website at:http://www.airportmalpensa.com/
From Milan Linate Airport
- Linate Airport is about 8 kms to the East of the centre of Milan. If you arrive at Linate the best way to get to Turin is to catch a bus to Milan Central Station and then take the train to Turin (Porta Nuova)
- There is an airport bus service STARFLY - providing buses every 30 minutes to and from the airport and the station which costs 2€ single. At Linate the stop is just outside the exit from Arrivals; the first bus leaves at 6:05h and the last at 22:35h. At Milan Central Station the bus-stop is on your left as you leave the station, and the first bus leaves for Linate at 5:40h and the last at 21:35. Trains run between Turin and Milan every hour, the journey time is about 1 hour 30 minutes and the cost is between 8 € and 12 € depending on train category
For additional information on Milan Linate Airport please visit their website at:http://www.sea-aeroportimilano.it
By Car
- Coming from Milan, leave the motorway at Corso Giulio Cesare. Go past the first roundabout (on the left you can see the supermarket AUCHAN) and turn left at the next roundabout at the IVECO factory. Continue on this road and at a certain point you will arrive at a traffic light where you can only turn right or left; take the left turn and then immediately right onto Corso Casale (towards the city centre). Carry on straight, passing two bridges on your right (the second of which features the round church of the ‘Gran Madre’ on you left). Go straight on until the next bridge, turn right onto this bridge and carry on for about one mile, taking care to stay in the right-hand side lane in order to turn left in Via Nizza (before arriving at Porta Nuova railway station). Carry on straight in Via Nizza and you will find the Molecular Biotecnology Center (MBC) on your right after the fifth traffic light.It takes around 1H45 to drive to the MBC
- From the motorways of Savona or Piacenza-Brescia, exit the motorway at Corso Unità d´Italia and go straight for 5-6 miles. Turn left at the first traffic light after the underpass onto Corso Dante, and continue until the second traffic light at the intersection of Corso Dante with Via Nizza, then turn right. The Molecular Biotechnology Center is on the left in the third block next to a church.
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