Hello. . . i would like to know if there is a way to go from trieste to verona with bus or train, or if there is a way to go from venice to verona. . .i would appreciate it if u would answer me and give me some links to book the tickets . . .I also appreciate it if u can give some informations about verona, because it will be my first time to italy and i don't know anything about the places where i should visit (museums, churches, some goods restaurants and cafeteries. . .at least somewhere romantic ) . . .thanks for your time

It would not be practical as a day trip, but you can take a train from Trieste to Verona. There is a fast train that doesn't require changing trains. Departs Trieste at 9:39 and arrives Verona at 12:30. When do you plan to travel? It may be too far in advance to book your tickets.

The tourism board for Verona.

http://www.turismoverona.eu/nqconten...=35298&lang=en

ty very much . . i plan to travel in august . . .but i want to know the departs and arrives because i would travel with a ship before and i want to schedule the trip. . . and i also want to see if the plane tickes are cheaper than boat tickets and train trickets . . .i am from greece and my choices are : 1 airplane direct to verona or 2 ship until venice or trieste and then verona . . .but thanks for your time . . . .by the way do you know anyplace in verona any attraction exept of juilliet's house ?

You really, really need to get some good guide books for Italy. There are so many things to see, no one can tell you what to see without knowing what you enjoy, etc. Why are you going to Verona? You mentioned Venice. Are you going there? How much time do you have? What is the rest of your trip?

As a start, trains are easy and cheap and connect nearly city center to city center in each city. You do not even have to book ahead if you do not want to, or if you are concerned bout timing.

Can you fly into Venice? Unless you are taking a cruise with stops you want to visit, it might be easier to fly, and I would fly into Venice (Marco Polo) if you want to see Venice, then train to Verona, if you really want to visit Verona.

Juliette's balcony is not an authentic sight. The amphitheater is interesting. For my money, however, Florence is about 100 times more interesting than Verona.

It's too early for August train tickets. Summer train schedules don't start until the 2nd weekend in June and won't be loaded into the system until closer to that time. You can buy discount tickets in advance once summer schedules are loaded. Venice/Verona or Trieste/Verona would be around 19€ with the discount.

List of sites/hours:

http://www.turismoverona.eu/nqconten...634&tt=turismo

thanks guys for your time . . .i choose to visit verona because i think that is one of the romantic cities . . . .i want to make this trip a present to my boyfriend so i want something romantic . . . if i take a ship that will be a cruise which arrives in venice or trieste and then directly to verona or airplane directly to verona. . . . but my main trip is to spent 3 wonderful days in of romantic city . . . except if u know about the places and u can suggest me another . . thanks for your time . . .so i will not worry about the train . . .but the point is that i want to book by now tickets and hotel because i worry if i will not find until august :/

If you have a choice on cruise port, it would be easier to get to Verona from Venice. There are lots of regional trains (at least one per hour - 7€) between Venice/Verona that don't require a change. You don't need advance tickets for the regional trains as they don't have reserved seating and there aren't any discount tickets. There's also the fast trains on this route, but they are only about 15 minutes faster and triple the cost.

ok thank you very much