TCC 2024

December 2-6, 2024

Milan, Italy

Travel & Venue Information

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TCC 2024 is co-organized by Bocconi University and will be held at SDA Bocconi in the center of Milano.

How to get to Milano

Milano is easily reachable by train from many European destinations, including direct high-speed connections and night trains. Please consider traveling environmentally-friendly!

By train

Milano can be reached from the main Italian and European cities by the Trenitalia (Frecce and InterCity) and Italo high-speed trains. The Trenord train company serves the regional routes. Please consult the railway companies' websites for timetables and online ticket purchases.

The main railway stations in Milano are:

  • Central Station FS - the main entrance is on Piazza Duca d'Aosta a departure point for most of the trains to foreign destinations, this is connected with the M2 and M3 underground lines
  • Porta Garibaldi FS station - accessible from Piazza Sigmund Freud and connected with the M2 and M5 underground lines
  • Cadorna FN station - accessible from Piazzale Luigi Cadorna and connected with the M1 and M2 underground lines
  • Rogoredo FS station - on Via Cassinis and connected with the M3 underground line
By plane

Milano is served by three airports: Malpensa, Linate, and Bergamo Orio al Serio.

Malpensa (MXP, 45 km from the city centre) can be reached from the centre of Milano with the Malpensa Express train from the Cadorna, Milano Centrale, and Milano Porta Garibaldi stations. aVarious bus companies also serve the route.

Linate (LIN, 7 Km from the city centre) can be reached by the M4 underground line.

Bergamo Orio al Serio (BGY, 50 km from the city centre) can be reached by bus shuttle services run by various companies.

Getting to the venue

Given its central location, the venue is well connected by public transportation and within walking distance of Duomo and Navigli.

From Stazione Centrale F.S.

Take underground line 3 (yellow line) towards S. Donato, depart at Porta Romana station and take tram no. 9. Get off in V.le Bligny.

From the motorway

Take Tangenziale Ovest and exit at Viale Liguria.

From Linate airport

Take underground line 4 (blu line) towards San Babila, depart at Forlanini and take Suburban Rail Line S9 towards Albairate. Get off at "Tibaldi Università Bocconi".

Alternatively, you can take bus no. 73 and get off at Piazza 5 Giornate, then take tram no. 9 and get off in V.le Bligny.

From Malpensa airport

Take the Malpensa Shuttle bus to Stazione Centrale, then underground line 3 (yellow line) towards S. Donato. Get off at Porta Romana station and take tram no. 9. Get off in V.le Bligny.

Alternatively, you can take the Malpensa Express train to Cadorna station, then underground line 2 (green line) towards Romolo, then take bus no. 91 and get off in Viale Toscana / Via Bazzi.

Parking at the venue

There are two car parks close to the campus with which Bocconi has an agreement: Bocconi “B” Via Roentgen 1, and Bocconi “C” Via Bocconi 8. They are open from 7am until 11pm from Monday to Friday and from 7am until 9pm Saturdays and Sudays.

For parking reservations and online subscriptions, visit www.quickparking.it. To take advantage of the agreement, please click on "Utente convenzionato" and enter your Bocconi credentials. You can pay by credit card or cash using the automated machines located at the car park entrance.

Navigating the city

Getting around Milano is really easy: you can walk to reach the main attractions, but if you need to cover longer distances you can use the extensive public transport network plus various types of rental vehicles and taxis. If you're travelling by car, here you'll find some really useful info for getting around the city.

Metro, tram, and bus

The metro, tram, and bus network in Milano is operated by ATM - Azienda Trasporti Milanesi. Check the website for the metro map and other useful information. The city is served by 5 underground lines: M1 Red, M2 Green, M3 Yellow, M4 Blue, and M5 Lilac plus numerous bus and tram lines.

Tickets can be used with no limitation on buses, trams, underground lines, and on the urban tracks of the suburban trains (Passante Ferroviario); it must be validated at the beginning of the journey and at any transportation change. There are several types of tickets:

  1. Single ticket, valid 90 minutes €2.20
  2. 24-hour pass €7.60
  3. Ticket valid for 3 days from the date of validation: €15.50
    • The ticket is valid until the end of the public transport service on the third day, i.e., at 3:45am (not at midnight). For example: the Thursday service closes at 03.45 a.m. on Friday. So, if you stamp your ticket at 00:01 am on Friday, you are still actually travelling on the Thursday transport service day, not the Friday one.
  4. 10-ticket pass: it cannot be used by more than one person at a time €19.50.

In Milano, public transport is full contactless. Payment by credit card is available on all buses, trams and trolleybuses of ATM network.

YesMilano City Pass

The YesMilano City Pass is a much-awaited official city pass, created with the aim of welcoming leisure and business visitors with simplified access to Duomo and many museums, and specially giving complete access to Milano's efficient system of public transportation managed by Azienda Trasporti Milanesi (ATM). The YesMilano City Pass includes 3-day travel in the metro subway system and all of public transport (trams, buses, S trains).

Bicycles

Bike sharing is available with BIKEMI.