Forbidden items
The following items are forbidden to be brought into the fair:
- glasses and cans
- large backpacks or suitcases
- alcohol and drugs
- bicycles and skateboards
- weapons, tools, fireworks
- pointy umbrellas.
Logistics and security
All the information about useful services at the fair and the rules you need to know to enjoy your days at Salone del Libro without worries
Safety provisions
Security checks
During the event, law enforcement may conduct checks on visitors. We ask for your patience and cooperation.
PLEASE NOTE: There is no restitution point provided. If you bring the items listed here with you, dedicated staff will proceed with pickup at the entrance.
Services for visitors
For families
A Baby Parking service for children aged 4 to 10 years with specialized staff will be active in Pavillion 4 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. for all days of the Salone inside the Bookstock. Children entrusted to Baby Parking will be able to stay in the space to follow activities with the operators, or they will be accompanied to participate in workshops. Also back is L'angolo della poppata, the protected space dedicated to breastfeeding, inside which families will find bottle warmers, an armchair and a changing table, in collaboration with Luna di latte and Associazionebambinonaturale.
Access to Pista 500
Visitors to the Salone del Libro can reach the Pista 500 at the Pinacoteca Agnelli via a route on the historic ramp -accessible from the outdoor area in front of Pavillion 1- that will take them directly to the roof of the Lingotto, revealing surprising art installations. All visitors to the Salone are entitled to free access to the Pista 500 and a reduction on tickets to the Pinacoteca Agnelli, exclusively on the fair days.
Dedicated lanes
A reserved lane will be available at the entrances for pregnant women and carer, people with disabilities and carers.
Checkroom
In the Visitors Gallery, in the area near the Pavillion.3 entrance, there will be a checkroom, which will be available at a cost of 3 euros.
Reception
Reception of classes
The classes will be met at the entrance of the Salone by internship students from the Boselli Higher Institute for Tourism in Turin, who will accompany them on a short tour of the Salone or to the meeting rooms.
Reception of fragile people
There will be a reception service made with the support of students from the Giulio professional institute in Turin for pregnant women and carer, people with disabilities and carers.
Entrances
There are 4 entrances to the Fair, marked as A, B, C and D:
1. Lingotto stop (ENTRANCE A ): 6 minutes from Porta Nuova station and 9 minutes from Porta Susa station.
2. Italy 61 stop (ENTRANCE D), walking along the Promenade.
3. FS Lingotto station (ENTRANCE D), crossing the station underpass.
4. Line 14, 18, 63, 74 - stop 2603 Lingotto Station (ENTRANCE D).
5. Line 18 and 34 - stop 912 Lingotto station (ENTRANCE A).
6. Exit Corso Unità d'Italia (ENTRANCE C), following the signs “Lingotto Fiere.”
Also this year, the passageway from Lingotto Station is scheduled to be opened for direct access to the Fair: the extension of the underpass, equipped with a new elevator on the Via Nizza side, will make it possible to reach the Fair spaces comfortably.
Anyone arriving from Lower Piedmont, Liguria, Lombardy or Emilia Romagna, using the train, will thus be able to easily reach the Salone at the fairgrounds in just a few steps.
In addition, those who wish to reach the Book Fair by subway will have the possibility, getting off at the Italia '61-Palazzo Regione Piemonte stop, to reach the Fair in a very short time by walking along the “Promenade,” a 250-meter-long cycle-pedestrian path sheltered by a photovoltaic covering that connects Via Nizza to Lingotto Station: the path also offers a suggestive view of the skyscraper of the Piedmont Region, the new seat of the Regional Council, with a view towards one of the symbols of Turin 2006