Venice airport to Verona - best way?
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Take a cab to Venezia Santa Lucia, you should be able to catch the 11:51 IC, arriving in Verona at 13:18
Per www.trenitalia.it
Best wishes,
Rex
Per www.trenitalia.it
Best wishes,
Rex
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You don't say how long you'll be in Verona. We took the land bus to Piazza Roma from the Venice irport where we rented a car. Lake Garda is 45 minutes west of Verona and WELL worth a visit. We drove up the western coast of the lake - lots of incredible tunnels, quaint towns, breathtaking scenery and you can do it in a day!
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Claire - I think Rex meant to say Venice MESTRE Station (- the mainland station), not Santa Lucia.
[There is no point in crossing the bridge to Venice proper if you're going straight to Verona].
There is a frequent Airport Bus service to MESTRE Station, fare € 2.50.
(You can get tickets at the ATVO kiosk in the airport).
The bus leaves from right outside the Terminal.
Alternatively a taxi to MESTRE Station will cost about € 28.00.
Hope this helps ...
Steve
[There is no point in crossing the bridge to Venice proper if you're going straight to Verona].
There is a frequent Airport Bus service to MESTRE Station, fare € 2.50.
(You can get tickets at the ATVO kiosk in the airport).
The bus leaves from right outside the Terminal.
Alternatively a taxi to MESTRE Station will cost about € 28.00.
Hope this helps ...
Steve
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Thanks, Steve - - I thought I initially DID type in Mestre (or Venice Mestre) and didn't get anything - - but then I switched to Italian, and failed to re-try it. Appreciate the tip; it seemed odd to me that a train would fail to stop in Mestre.
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Many thanks, all of you who responded, and especially Rex & Steve. No time for a rental car. 3 nights in Verona during the opera festival and then 3 nights to chill out in Venice before returning home. Want to minimize the packing/unpacking, and the flight to Venice airport worked better (and is cheaper) than the one directly to Verona.
Actually, I'm getting the information for someone else ( a Europe first timer senior) whom I hope to talk into getting directly to this board for invaluable help!
So, the taxi/bus from Venice airport is to Mestre? OK. All the better. Saves the whole magic of Venice for the proper arrival!
Actually, I'm getting the information for someone else ( a Europe first timer senior) whom I hope to talk into getting directly to this board for invaluable help!
So, the taxi/bus from Venice airport is to Mestre? OK. All the better. Saves the whole magic of Venice for the proper arrival!
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Save your money and take the blue ATVO airporter bus from Venice Airport to Venice Mestre Train Station. No need to take a taxi. Then take any direct train to Verona.
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