Verona is very well connected by road and rail and has an international airport. If you cannot find a suitable flight to Verona then try Milan (Linate) and Venice from where there are frequent rail connections to Verona. Here is some information on airports, airlines, rail, and car hire which may be of use.

Airports

Verona airport

This is the most convenient but there is a limited choice of flights. Half hourly bus service to Verona rail station costs 4.5euros. Taxis 20-25euros into Verona town centre. So for 2 persons a taxi from the airport is about the same as getting the bus to the station and then a taxi from the station.

Verona/Brescia

This airport is used by Ryanair who lays on a connecting bus service to Verona rail station. If your plane is late the bus will wait. Cost about 11 euros (16 euros return) , Journey time 45 minutes.

Milan (Linate)

Good choice of flights. Get a bus or taxi to Milan Centrale rail station from where there are tains to Verona approx hourly. Journey time approx 1hr30min. Cost approx 15euros.

Milan's other airport (Malpensa) is a long way outside Milan so try to use Linate instead.

Venice (Marco Polo)

Good choice of flights. Bus (20 minutes) to Mestre rail station where there is an approx hourly train service to Verona - journey time about 1 hour.

If you have time an interesting way is to get a water bus from the airport to St.Mark's Square and from there another water bus along the Grand Canal to the rail station (Ferrovia).

Venice (Treviso)

Used by Ryanair. Bus to Mestre and then train toVerona.

By Air from UK

Gatwick to Verona.
Heathrow to Venice(Marco Polo)/Milan(Linate)

By Train

Verona is at the cross roads of the North/South Brenner to Rome line and the East/West Milan to Venice line and all trains stop there. So travel from anywhere in Europe is easy. The station is Verona Porta Nuova - use this when using online timetables and route planners.

Rail access to surrounding cities is also easy and direct .