Where is Verona Arena? | Location & how to get there

By bus
Travel time: 1 hour 18 min

Departing from Lake Garda bus station, buses conclude their journey at Piazza Bra, opposite the Arena. Multiple lines are available, such as 164 (Garda - Bardolino - Lazise - Peschiera - Verona), 163 - 185 (Garda - Bardolino - Lazise - Verona), and 483 - 484 (Malcesine - Brenzone - Torri del Benaco). Once at Piazza Bra, you can walk to the arena.

By train
Travel time: 1 hour 17 min

To get to Verona Arena from Lake Garda, head to either Desenzano or Peschiera train stations, depending on where you're staying. From there, catch any regional train that is heading to Verona Porta Nuova station. From the railway station, buses are available to take you to the city center, with stops at Piazza Bra, the central square where the Arena Amphitheatre is situated. Bus routes servicing the city center include: 11, 12, 13, 14, 72, and 73.

Travel time: 40 minutes

If you're on the west bank, consider heading towards the A4/E70 motorway, while those on the east bank can opt for the A22/E45. Alternatively, taking a ferry across the lake, which accommodates cars, provides a convenient way to travel between the two banks.

Parking

• Arena Car Park: Via M. Bentegodi, 8 - Verona – 37122
  
• Arsenale Car Park: Via Alfredo Cappellini, 2 - Verona – 37126
  
• Isolo Car Park: Via Ponte Pignolo, 6/c - Verona – 37129
  
• Polo Zanotto Car Park: Viale Università, 4 - Verona – 37129

By bus
Travel time: 1 hour 15 min

To get to Verona Arena from Milan by bus, start by taking a bus or metro from Milan's city center to Lampugnano, which typically takes about 20 minutes. From there, you can board a bus operated by either Itabus or Flixbus, with Flixbus providing more frequent services. The nearest stop to the Arena is Castelvecchio D and Castelvecchio C and you can walk to it from there.

By train
Travel time: 1 hour 13 min

Reach Porta Nuova from Milano Centrale Station using options like Frecciabianca, Frecciarossa, Frecciargento, and Italo high-speed trains. From the station, you can catch buses 11, 12, 13, 14, 72 and 73 to get to Piazza Bra, the closest square to the Arena.

Travel time: 2 hours

To journey from Milan to Venice, take the A4 Serenissima motorway and exit at Verona Sud. Upon arrival in Verona, follow signs for various destinations, keeping an eye out for landmarks such as Porta Nuova. To reach the Verona Arena from the city center, make your way towards Piazza Bra, using landmarks like Via Mazzini and Via Roma as your guide.

Parking

• Arena Car Park: Via M. Bentegodi, 8 - Verona – 37122
  
• Arsenale Car Park: Via Alfredo Cappellini, 2 - Verona – 37126
  
• Isolo Car Park: Via Ponte Pignolo, 6/c - Verona – 37129
  
• Polo Zanotto Car Park: Viale Università, 4 - Verona – 37129

By bus
Travel time: 2 hours

Flixbus and Itabus provide direct routes from Venice, departing from the Tronchetto car park. They will drop you at Porta Nuova in Verona, which is near the railway station. From there, you can head to the Arena using bus routes 11, 12, 13, 14, 72 and 73.

By train
Travel time: 1 hour

Catch a train from Venezia Santa Lucia station to Verona Porta Nuova station. This route has numerous trains available throughout the day, ranging from regional trains to Frecciargento and Italo high-speed trains.

Travel time: 1 hour 20 min

To reach Verona Arena from Venice's Piazzale Roma, drive along Mestre’s Tangenziale via Via della Libertà, then follow the A4/E70 motorway towards Verona for 105 kilometers. Take the Verona Sud exit from A4/E70, then proceed on Viale delle Nazioni, Viale del Lavoro, and Viale del Piave until you arrive at Corso Porta Nuova in Verona's city center. From here, take SS12 via A4/E70 for approximately 15.4 kilometers to get to the Arena.

Parking

• Arena Car Park: Via M. Bentegodi, 8 - Verona – 37122
  
• Arsenale Car Park: Via Alfredo Cappellini, 2 - Verona – 37126
  
• Isolo Car Park: Via Ponte Pignolo, 6/c - Verona – 37129
  
• Polo Zanotto Car Park: Viale Università, 4 - Verona – 37129