The journey to Verona can begin on a road, from the window of a train, or with the city appearing from above. Choose how to reach it: the Arena, the squares, and the alleys of Romeo and Juliet are waiting for you upon arrival.
How to get to Verona
By car
Verona is located at the intersection of the A4 Milan–Venice and the A22 Modena–Brenner. From the A4 you can exit at Verona Sud or Verona Est; from the A22 at Verona Nord. If your destination is the center, first choose where to park, for example at the Cittadella Parking or the Centro Parking, and continue on foot. Check the ZTL: access to the historic center is regulated by times and permits.
By train
The main station is Verona Porta Nuova, served by regional trains and long-distance connections. The Frecciarossa train reaches it along the routes Milano–Venezia and Bologna–Verona, with connections also to Rome and Bolzano. From Porta Nuova, you can take a city bus to the center; for some regional routes to the east of the city, also check the station of Verona Porta Vescovo.
By air
Arrive at the Valerio Catullo Airport in Verona. At the terminal exit, you will find the Verona Airlink, ATV line 199, which goes directly to the Porta Nuova station: the journey takes about 15 minutes and the shuttle normally departs every 20 minutes. From the station, you can continue to the city center with urban buses or reach your destination by taxi.
In pullman
If you're arriving from another city, long-distance buses, including FlixBus, make stops in Verona in the Porta Nuova area. Check the address on your ticket: the stop may change temporarily. For those departing from Lake Garda or other locations in the province, there are also extra-urban lines operated by ATV, with routes and schedules to be verified based on the departure location.
