Verona Opera from Venice
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Verona Opera from Venice
Is it possible to get to Verona and back, for the opera from Venice, at a reasonable price in the same night?
We have booked to spend a week in Venice, but want to go to the opera and so are considering spending a couple of days in Verona before going down to Venice, although we have already booked our flights into Venice Marco Polo.
If we cant do Verona for the opera in the one night, any suggestions for getting from the airport to Verona, Verona to Venice (Lido) and back to the airport...
We have booked to spend a week in Venice, but want to go to the opera and so are considering spending a couple of days in Verona before going down to Venice, although we have already booked our flights into Venice Marco Polo.
If we cant do Verona for the opera in the one night, any suggestions for getting from the airport to Verona, Verona to Venice (Lido) and back to the airport...
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You won't find a train back to Venice after the opera that night.
And, part of the fun of opera at the Arena is relaxing at one of the open air cafes in Piazza Bra after the opera, watching the world pass by.
I can't help you with busses or car services.
There IS a recent thread (within the past 3 weeks?) on going to Verona from the Venice airport, so that is probably your best bet.
And, part of the fun of opera at the Arena is relaxing at one of the open air cafes in Piazza Bra after the opera, watching the world pass by.
I can't help you with busses or car services.
There IS a recent thread (within the past 3 weeks?) on going to Verona from the Venice airport, so that is probably your best bet.
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Joined: Jan 2003
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The opera in Verona doesn't start until 9:00 and won't be over until 12 or 1 A.M. or later, depending on the opera. Also, the '20 minute' intermissions can stretch to 30 minutes or more. The performance of 'Carmen' I saw last year was over at 1:15. Seeing 25,000 people streaming out of the arena at 1:15 A.M., starting their strolls around the Piazza Bra and stopping for a snack in the sidewalk cafes was a memorable sight.




