Taxi from Verona Airport to Brenzone

Verona is located in Veneto region, in northern Italy, just south of the Alps and east of Garda Lake. Due to the peculiar architecture and urban plant, Verona is an UNESCO site and attracts more than three millions of tourists every year from all over the world. Additional attractions, like Venice, the Alps and Garda lake, are all within an easy reach from Verona.

You may start your tour of Verona from the ancient Arena (Arena di Verona) a Roman amphitheater in excellent state of preservation, still hosting major opera performances and other shows. But Verona is probably better known in the world thanks to William Shakespeare and his play narrating the love story between Romeo and Giulietta, here, the famous balcony of Juliet's house can be visited by tourists. "Piazza delle Erbe" is Verona's oldest square and, during the Roman time, it was the city's main political and economical centre. The square is delimited by several medieval buildings and has a central fountain dated about 380 a.c. As anticipated before, the urban development of the Verona is quite peculiar, as the city keeps the ancient "footprint" coming from the Roman and subsequent times, with the original walls still existing in some parts of the city. Verona is cut into two parts by the Adige river making a narrow meander exactly around the oldest part of the city: a series of bridges, some of them quite old and picturesque, ensure a relatively smooth traffic flow to and from the city center. Verona is also very important because the city hosts several events throughout the year, like festivals, shows of different kind, and fairs.

From Verona people can easily reach many other important cities in northern Italy, as well as entertainment areas. Indeed Verona is about halfway between Milan and Venice, approximately 120 kilometers away from each city. Garda lake instead, with its picturesque landscape made of hills, mountains, traditional small towns and lake's waters, is located just 20 kilometers west of Verona. On the lake, the famous Gardaland theme park is located. For nature lovers, about 120 kilometers to the north, people can have short or multi days excursions to the Alps within Trentino Alto Adige region, including the Dolomites, recently declared an UNESCO site thanks to the unique geology of this place. We offer customized shuttle transfers to all these destinations and more, for just yourself and your travel companions. If the destination that you are looking for is not listed in our www.airportcitytransfer.com web site, please contact us to ask price and details.

Public transportation within Verona is guaranteed by buses, while railways connects the city to Turin, Trieste and Rome, including most cities in the middle, like Bologna or Venice. Eurostar train service is operated from the main Verona railway station, called "Verona Porta Nuova", while most regional trains stops also in "Verona Porta Vescovo" railway station. Both these Verona railway stations are within 25 minutes walking distance from Verona medieval city center.

Verona Catullo airport is located 15 kilometers from verona downtown and the typical transfer time is approximately 25 minutes. This airport links Verona with direct non-stop service to the most important cities in Italy and northern Europe, as well as to some long range destinations served by airlines offering charter or scheduled flights. For more information about Verona airport, please visit the official web site here.