Secret Verona
Practical info

Arrive. Move.
Enjoy Verona.

Everything you need once you're already on the move: car, parking, the restricted zone, buses, taxis, airport, station and useful info. No time wasted.

Getting to Verona

Pick how you're arriving.

A practical page gives you the answer before the explanation. Here, every mode of transport has its own quick route.

01 · PLANE

Airport → city centre

Valerio Catullo airport is about a dozen kilometres from the centre. The Airlink shuttle reaches Verona Porta Nuova in around 20 minutes.

  • Airlink to Porta Nuova
  • Taxis available at arrivals
  • From Porta Nuova, continue by bus or taxi
Airport info ↗
02 · TRAIN

Porta Nuova → city centre

Verona Porta Nuova is the main rail arrival point. From here you can reach Piazza Bra by city bus, taxi or on foot.

  • City buses right outside the station
  • Taxis at the exit
  • The centre is also within walking distance
Train info ↗
03 · CAR

Car → parking → city centre

The simplest solution is to avoid hunting for parking inside the historic centre: leave your car in a facility outside the restricted zone and continue on foot.

  • Check the restricted zone before driving in
  • Choose your parking based on the area
  • Save your car's location
See parking ↓
Parking

Leave the car. Verona is a walking city.

Paid parking near the centre, plus more outlying options to avoid traffic and the restricted zone.

NEAR THE CENTRE

Cittadella

Piazza Cittadella. Convenient for Piazza Bra and the Arena.

NEAR THE CENTRE

Parcheggio Centro

Via Campo Marzo. Handy for reaching the centre on foot from here.

STATION

Stazione Est / Ovest

Via Città di Nimes. Convenient if you're arriving from the Porta Nuova area.

ALTERNATIVE

Porta Palio

A free area further out, useful for leaving your car outside the city's core.

ALTERNATIVE

Piazzale Guardini

Free parking further from the centre, connected by public transport.

SMART

InfoPark

Before you set off, check availability and traffic conditions through the city's official services.

Official info ↗

Mind the restricted zone.

Don't treat it as a simple zone that's “closed at certain hours.”

The rules have changed, and access now depends on your user category and authorisation. Before driving into the historic centre, always check the up-to-date conditions on the official city portal. Some categories need to book access in advance.

Check the restricted zone ↗
Getting around

Once you're here.

The centre is compact: walk when you can, take the bus or a taxi when you really need to.

01 · On foot

First choice

For the historic centre, it's often the simplest and most enjoyable option.

02 · ATV Bus

Centre and surroundings

City service running roughly from early morning until midnight, depending on the line.

03 · Taxi

When you're in a hurry

Handy for the station, the airport, late-night returns and luggage.

04 · Live Map

Near you

Link this page to the Secret Verona Live Map to show stops, parking and useful spots near you.

Accessible Verona

Information that matters.

Accessibility isn't a footnote here — it's a visible, genuinely usable section.

Mobility and access

  • Reserved spaces and parking concessions for holders of the European disability parking permit.
  • Dedicated procedures for accessing the restricted zone.
  • Most city buses are equipped for wheelchair users.
  • RadioTaxi Verona has adapted vehicles available.

Places and services

The official tourism portal rates monuments and museums as accessible, partially accessible or not accessible, and also lists dedicated services.

Accessible Verona ↗
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Useful numbers.

This part needs to work at a glance, especially from your phone.

Emergencies

Single emergency number

112
Taxi

RadioTaxi Verona

+39 045 532666
Tourism

IAT Verona

+39 045 8068680
Public transport

ATV information

+39 045 8057922
Schedules, fares, restricted-zone rules and services can change. On the final site, it's best to keep direct links to official sources and always show the last-updated date.