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 Porta Nuova train station by croisbeauty
In case you need any specific informations regarding depatrure or arribals, contact web site: www.trenitalia.it, which is available in english too. Leave a Comment Theme: Train
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 1. A EuroCity train at the
station in Verona by Nemorino, 3 more photos
Second photo: The dining car is fine for having a cup of coffee and using one of the big tables to write on, but I can't honestly recommend having a meal here.
Third photo: The main railway station in Verona is called Porta Nuova (which in English would be Newgate). From here there are frequent connections to Venice and Milan, for example.
Fourth photo: This is the nearby Porta Nuova, which the station is named after. Leave a Comment Theme: Train
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 local buses by sandysmith
Line A - Piazza Bra and San Fermo
Line C - Stadio
Line D - Castelvecchio
Line E - Citadella area
Line F - Porta Palio
Just check the info boards at the bus station for the various numbers.
The blue buses travel further afield such as Garda where its easy to get out to for a day on the lake. Theme: Bus
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 Verona Station by sandysmith |
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Amongst other train connections without change are Venice, Bologna, Milan and Turin and there are also fast trains to Rome. Whichever direction you come from, you will have a chance to see how the hilly landscape surrounds Verona. This one is the hill at the Roman theatre, quite central. Leave a Comment Theme: Train
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 A train in italy by Marpessa
To get to Verona (station Porta Nuova ) I came on a Eurostar train from Firenze - my friends and I booked seats for the trip on a Eurostar train, it took about 3 hours to get there.
I had a railpass when I was in Italy, which was very handy. Although on some trips when I wanted to book a seat I had to pay a few euro extra - but it was either that or run the risk of standing up for a few hours. If you plan on doing a bit of train traveling while in Italy, I recommend getting a rail pass as this can save you money.
The website below is very helpful, you can look up timetables of the trains, prices and even book your tickets online. Leave a Comment
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 Verona Porta Nuova station by MikebondLeave a Comment
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The station is situated quitea distance outside the town centre.
We must have walked about 1/2 hour( that includes getting lost and closely tailing an English family who had the sense to buy a map!)
We had to cross some very busy roads and junctions.
My advise is if you arrive by train in Verona GET A TAXI! Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 by AndreasKLeave a Comment Theme: Other
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 by Irato
I think there's no other way to getting around but to walk. Leave a Comment Theme: Train
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