All the activities will be held at the Department of Mathematics "Tullio Levi-Civita" (Torre Archimede, via Trieste 63), the Padova Congress Centre and nearby buildings.
The venue is located 15-20 minutes by foot from Padova's railway station.
Padova is located on two major high-speed train lines. Therefore, it is easy to reach it either from Verona (~1h15m), Bologna (~1h20m), Firenze (~1h45m), Milano (~2h30m) or Roma (~4h). For timetables and prices, please visit the websites of the two Italian high-speed train companies: Trenitalia and Italo.
from Venezia: the nearest airport is Venezia airport, which is connected to Padova by a bus service
from Treviso: some low-cost companies fly to Treviso airport, which is also connected to Padova by another bus service
from Verona: Verona airport is connected to Verona Porta Nuova railway station by a dedicated bus service
from Bologna: Bologna airport is connected to Bologna Centrale railway station by a monorail train
from Firenze: Firenze-Pretola airport is connected to Firenze Santa Maria Novella railway station by tram service (Line T2)
from Milano: Milano Centrale railway station can be reached from all three of Milano's airports. From Milano Malpensa airport T1, it is possible to directly take the Malpensa Express train service. From Milano Linate airport, it is possible to take the blue subway and then change to the green one in S. Ambrogio to reach Milano Centrale railway station. Lastly, from Milano Bergamo airport, a dedicated bus service is available.
from Roma: Roma Termini railway station can be reached from both Roma Fiumicino airport and Roma Ciampino airport. From Fiumicino there is a direct train, while from Ciampino a bus+train service is available.