🇮🇹 Vérone

Major

Faits essentiels

Pays 🇮🇹
Type Major
Coordonnées 45,428659, 10,982741
Fuseau horaire Europe/Rome
Correspondances 778
Code UIC 8302430

À propos de Vérone

Verona Porta Nuova est la principale gare ferroviaire de Vérone, dans la région de Vénétie au nord de l'Italie, desservie par les trains à grande vitesse Frecciarossa et Frecciargento sur les axes Milan–Venise et Milan–Bologne. Son emplacement central permet d'accéder facilement à l'Arène romaine, au centre historique et au lac de Garde.

Foire aux questions

Verona Porta Nuova is about a 15-minute walk south of Piazza Bra and the Arena di Verona. Local buses run frequently from the station forecourt to the historic centre. The walk along Corso Porta Nuova is straightforward and pleasant, passing through the old city gates.
Trenitalia Frecciarossa and Frecciargento high-speed trains connect Verona to Milan, Venice, Bologna, and Rome. Italo NTV also serves the station with high-speed services. Regional trains run to Lake Garda towns, Bolzano in the Dolomites, and Brenner Pass services to Austria.
A staffed left-luggage office operates inside the station, charging per bag per hour. The station also has a ticket office, automated ticket machines, waiting rooms, and several bars and newsstands.
The Roman Arena di Verona, one of the best-preserved ancient amphitheatres, is a short walk from the station. Juliet's House, Castelvecchio, and the Piazza delle Erbe are all within the compact historic centre. Verona is also a gateway to Lake Garda, reachable by regional train in about 20 minutes.
Verona is an excellent rail hub for northern Italy. Direct trains reach Venice in just over an hour, Milan in about 90 minutes, and Bologna in under an hour. The Brenner line provides connections to Innsbruck and Munich, making it a natural crossroads between Italy and Austria.

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Données mises à jour le : 2026-02-27