We are sponsoring WordCamp Torino and will be there to discuss WordPress with attendees. Join us at Via Agostino da Montefeltro n. 2 in Turin. Marco Berrocal from our team is eager to meet new and familiar faces.
The venue is easily accessible by foot or car ride share. The Toolbox Coworking facility is near trams and bus routes.
Italy is one of my favorite places to visit. Its rich history is fascinating, and I hope to explore the countryside soon. I’m quite envious of Marco.
What to Expect from WordCamp Turin in 2026
This one-day event promises many great talks. I hope some are uploaded to WordPress.tv for those unable to attend.
What can you expect from this year’s WordCamp?
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The Fastest Way to Build Gutenberg Blocks: Modern Tools, Scripts, and AI
Custom Gutenberg blocks provide an efficient way to design your dream site. Imran Sayed shares the fastest methods for creating these blocks. -
Accessibility Isn’t Just a Regulatory Issue: It’s a Powerful SEO Ally
A solid accessibility strategy makes your site accessible to everyone. Laura Copelli explains how accessibility and SEO should progress together. -
Panel: Web Design In the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Trends, Risks, and Who Knows What Else
This session focuses on community participation, led by Eleonora Anzini, Gustavo Galati, Giovanni Invernizzi, and Stefano Minoia, discussing AI development and website design. -
Building an ESF Website (Almost) From Scratch
In this hands-on session, Gloria Liuni shows how to create Full Site Editing with the Block Theme Generator plugin, giving you full control over your site’s appearance. -
The ROI of Speed on WordPress
Speed is an investment for your website. Andrea Saravalle highlights its importance and how to implement it beyond best practices.
These are just a few talks available at WordCamp Torino. There are many great sessions, and attending them all in person is unlikely.
This WordCamp focuses on AI, so if you’re looking to be more efficient in site development, attend this year.
While You’re In Turin…
Italy has a rich history. Explore amazing sites, such as:
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The Royal Palace: Built in the 16th century, now a UNESCO World Heritage site with stunning architecture and the Chapel of the Holy Shroud.
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Egyptian Museum: Established in 1824, housing over 40,000 artifacts and one of Italy’s most visited sites.
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Palatine Gate: Part of the Archaeological Park, surviving since the first century with its distinctive red-brick construction.
We can’t highlight all attractions in Turin. Appreciate Italy’s beauty while attending WordCamp. It’s worth it.
Have a Great Weekend in Italy!
I hope everyone has a safe and informative weekend in Turin. Thanks to the organizers, sponsors, volunteers, and patrons for making this WordCamp memorable. Your hard work makes the WordPress community exceptional.
Enjoy and immerse yourselves in technology and history.
