Arrival at Verona airport (VRN) is the best choice, and direct flights to Verona leave from London, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Munich, and Rome.
It is often possible to get an inexpensive ticket to Frankfurt, Munich, or Rome, and then to buy a separate ticket to Verona. Buying one ticket with a Verona connecting flight is often difficult or expensive.
If you arrive at Milan Malpensa, take the Malpensa Express train from the airport to Milano Centrale, and then take the next train to Verona Porta Nuova train station. It's as fast as 2 hours 14 minutes total with the fast trains. From Verona Porta Nuova train station, you take a taxi to your hotel.
From Venice Airport, you would take a taxi or bus to the train station (Venezia Mestre) and then take the next train to Verona Porta Nuova station (as fast as 55 minutes). From Verona Porta Nuova train station, take a taxi to your hotel.
For train schedules, see the Trenitalia website.
The venue is the Hotel Due Torri, which is in the car-restricted city center. Only taxis and residents can drive in the city center. Trust us.... just walk out of the arrivals hall at Verona Airport and take a taxi directly to your hotel, a 15-20 minute ride. It is a mistake to rent a car and try to park it in Verona. You can also take a bus from the airport to the train station and then a bus or taxi to the city center, but it is a longer trip.
The main train station (Verona Porta Nuova) is outside the Verona city center and 3.4km from the venue. Buses just outside the train station entrance will go close to your hotel.
Remember that if you buy a train ticket to anywhere, you need to invalidate it by inserting it into a time-stamping machine before you get on the train. If you forget, you can get a significant penalty when the train conductor asks for your ticket because the unstamped ticket retains its value and not stamping it (invalidating it) is regarded as theft.
If you drive to Verona, there are car parks around the city and your hotel can advise you.
If you plan to visit nearby Mantova, Vicenza, Padova, Venice, Lake Garda, Bolzano, Bologna, Florence, or Milan, trains are inexpensive and the best way to travel, generally speaking. We know the area well and we can answer any questions you might have. The fast trains from Verona to Rome are only 3 hours and the train is usually the fastest way to visit anywhere easily.
The Hotel Due Torri is at #6 in the map below.
It is often possible to get an inexpensive ticket to Frankfurt, Munich, or Rome, and then to buy a separate ticket to Verona. Buying one ticket with a Verona connecting flight is often difficult or expensive.
If you arrive at Milan Malpensa, take the Malpensa Express train from the airport to Milano Centrale, and then take the next train to Verona Porta Nuova train station. It's as fast as 2 hours 14 minutes total with the fast trains. From Verona Porta Nuova train station, you take a taxi to your hotel.
From Venice Airport, you would take a taxi or bus to the train station (Venezia Mestre) and then take the next train to Verona Porta Nuova station (as fast as 55 minutes). From Verona Porta Nuova train station, take a taxi to your hotel.
For train schedules, see the Trenitalia website.
The venue is the Hotel Due Torri, which is in the car-restricted city center. Only taxis and residents can drive in the city center. Trust us.... just walk out of the arrivals hall at Verona Airport and take a taxi directly to your hotel, a 15-20 minute ride. It is a mistake to rent a car and try to park it in Verona. You can also take a bus from the airport to the train station and then a bus or taxi to the city center, but it is a longer trip.
The main train station (Verona Porta Nuova) is outside the Verona city center and 3.4km from the venue. Buses just outside the train station entrance will go close to your hotel.
Remember that if you buy a train ticket to anywhere, you need to invalidate it by inserting it into a time-stamping machine before you get on the train. If you forget, you can get a significant penalty when the train conductor asks for your ticket because the unstamped ticket retains its value and not stamping it (invalidating it) is regarded as theft.
If you drive to Verona, there are car parks around the city and your hotel can advise you.
If you plan to visit nearby Mantova, Vicenza, Padova, Venice, Lake Garda, Bolzano, Bologna, Florence, or Milan, trains are inexpensive and the best way to travel, generally speaking. We know the area well and we can answer any questions you might have. The fast trains from Verona to Rome are only 3 hours and the train is usually the fastest way to visit anywhere easily.
The Hotel Due Torri is at #6 in the map below.
