Verona Airport VRN: Departures and guide

Flying from/to Verona Airport

Plan your journey from/to Verona Airport by finding out which transport links are available upon arrival—whether its an airport transfer by bus or a local train which gets you to where you need to be. We recommend booking your ticket with Omio.

Travel from Verona city center to Verona Airport

The northern Italian city of Verona is famous for inspiring the setting of two of Shakespeare's plays, and visitors will immediately understand why the playwright was so moved by the city. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Verona sits on the Adige River and is a centerpoint for Italian art and culture. Verona's public transportation network is not extensive, and consists of trains and buses. Verona Airport is also known as Valerio Catullo, Verona Villafranca Airport, and Verona Garda Aeroporti. It is situated 6.25 miles (10 kilometers) southwest of the Verona city center, and is easily and quickly reached via Verona's network of buses. 

What's the best way to get to Verona Airport from Verona city center?

The best way to reach the airport is by bus. The airport's Aerobus is an efficient, convenient and affordable shuttle bus that takes passengers from Verona Porta Nuova Railway Station to Verona Airport. The Aerobus begins departures at 5.35 a.m. and from 6.30 a.m. it operates every 20 minutes until 11.30 p.m. The Aerobus journey takes 15 minutes. Porta Nuova Railway Station is 0.75 miles  (1.2 kilometers) south of Verona's city center, and this takes roughly 20 minutes to walk. Travelers can also take numerous bus lines including 106, 161, 163 and 164 from the Piazza Bra bus station nearer the city center for ten minutes.

How far is it from Verona city center to Verona Airport?

The distance between Verona city center and the airport is roughly 6.25 miles (10 kilometers), and the bus takes a fairly straightforward route, with a travel time similar to that of cars. Driving takes 15 to 18 minutes while the bus takes 20 to 25 minutes. Although these forms of transit use mostly highways, traffic can be of concern in small, popular cities like Verona. It is recommended passengers who are driving or taking the bus leave at least one hour to reach Verona Airport, and more when they are traveling during peak hour.

What facilities are there at Verona Airport?

Verona Airport is a two-terminal airport with many facilities for passengers traveling solo, with friends and family, or for business. Various parking lots are located within a few minutes' walk of the airport, providing uncovered and covered, and long and short stay parking options. There is a bus station right outside the airport for those arriving via public transit, as well as free WiFi throughout the two terminals. Shopping includes largely Italian designer boutiques and commercial stores. Travelers can also get their last fix of Italian food or coffee at the airport's range of restaurants and cafes. 

How accessible is the route for those with limited mobility?

There are reserved and free parking lots for those with disabled parking permits in almost all the carparks at the airport. The carparks and entrances to the departure and arrival terminals feature intercoms where passengers can let the airport know they have arrived, although assistance should be booked at least 48 hours ahead of time. There are elevators to every level, the restaurants are accessible, and depending on the needs of the passengers, they will be assisted through check-in, security, moving around the airport, and boarding the plane. There is a special waiting room in the airport designated for those with limited mobility, to provide a relaxing space in the departures terminal. The Aerobus has a platform for travelers in wheelchairs and is accessible.

Local tips: how to travel to Verona Airport like a local

Locals take the Aerobus to the airport, and leave lots of time to get there in case of heavy traffic. Locals enjoy their time waiting for the Aerobus at the Giardini Raggio di Sole park situated right beside Porta Nuovo Railway Station. Why not grab a slice of famous Italian pizza and enjoy the sunshine on a park bench, enjoying one of the many green areas of this attractive small city. Along the way they may take a moment to appreciate the Statua al Caduti Civili di Guerra, a statue commemorating the war, surrounded by lovely fountains.