Train from Verona to Bolzano

Q: What services are available in an Italian train station?

Services vary depending on the size of the station, but you'll always find a ticket/information desk and restrooms (some of the latter require payment).Sometimes there is also a newsstand, a cafe, some shops, an office to assist travelers with disabilities, tourist information, and a currency exchange. Some offer tourist services like hotel booking.Most stations have removed luggage storage lockers for security reasons. Larger stations typically have a luggage storage office instead.

Q: Do you have a map of train routes in Italy?

Italy's rail network is extensive, reaching nearly every corner of the country. A comprehensive map of Italy's train routes, then, would be prohibitively large, which is why a useful paper map of every single Italian rail line doesn't exist.The map on this page shows Trenitalia's high-speed rail lines in Italy*, which are the trains most visitors use. There are a few cities not included on this map in the northern part of the country, where the dots are already close enough together to prohibit any further additions, but most destinations served by Italy's Frecce trains - the Frecciarossa, Frecciargente, and Frecciabianca - are included on this map.When you're planning a trip through Italy by train, the best way to determine whether a city or town is connected to Italy's rail network is by typing your route into ItaliaRail's search boxes. Our system recognizes both the English and Italian names for stations and cities, so no matter which you use you'll see an auto-fill option if your destination is served by Trenitalia.If you do not see an auto-fill option for your destination, you can often find an entry for the city or town on Wikipedia. Sometimes, those include a Transportation entry, where you may see that a place is not on the rail lines.If you need further assistance in determining whether your chosen route is possible via train, please contact our customer service department.* It's important to keep in mind that routes change regularly, particularly when it comes to the constantly-expanding high-speed train lines.

Q: Is there peak and off-peak pricing?

Rail transport companies in Italy do not have an explicit peak and off-peak pricing, but they do have a continuous dynamic pricing based on real time offer and demand. ItaliaRail is an agent of Rail Transport companies in Italy and we cannot modify pricing, so we show the pricing we receive when we send our customers search requests.ItaliaRail has a special search algorithm that searches and combines lowest possible pricing classes offering the options to our clients to buy either the lowest found fare class or more expensive but also less restrictive fares.

Q: I'm traveling with a group. How can I make sure we're all sitting together?

Reservations booked at the same together are grouped together whenever possible. The numbering system on some trains may seem like you're not sitting next to someone in your group, but you probably are.Note that ItaliaRail is unable to change the seats assigned by Trenitalia. You can, however, attempt to make changes to the seating assignments at the ticket counter at the station, provided there are open seats to which you can be moved.If you're traveling on a train that does not require reservations, you're at the mercy of whatever seats are available when you board.Learn more about seating configurations on trains.

Travel distance	76 miles
Fastest time	1h 27m
Daily trains	30
Ticket from	18

Taking the train from Verona to Bolzano

Traveling by train from Verona to Bolzano is a quick and highly scenic journey that takes you directly into the Italian Alps. The distance from Verona to Bolzano is approximately 76 miles (122 km), and the fastest trains make the trip in as little as 1 hour and 27 minutes.

The Verona to Bolzano train travels north along the historic Brenner Railway, connecting the region of Veneto with the autonomous region of South Tyrol/Alto Adige. The route is heavily served by both high-speed and regional trains, with frequent direct services available, meaning you will not be required to change trains.

Most trains leave Verona Porta Nuova Station several times per hour for Bolzano/Bozen Station—averaging 30+ trains per day. The earliest train to Bolzano leaves around 5:20 a.m. The last train to Bolzano leaves around 10:50 p.m.

Note that weekends and holidays typically mean a similar frequent service but it is always best to check the exact schedule.

Amenities on the trains between Verona and Bolzano

Italy’s high-speed trains (like Trenitalia's Frecciarossa and Italo) are equipped with air conditioning and electrical outlets at your seat to charge devices. There is Wi-Fi on most high-speed services, though the signal may drop, especially as you travel into the mountainous terrain. Expect a cafe car on high-speed services, and restrooms and luggage racks are available in each car. Regional trains (Regionale Veloce) are also frequent, comfortable, and direct, but offer fewer premium amenities.

Frequently Asked Questions

What services are available in an Italian train station?

Do you have a map of train routes in Italy?

Is there peak and off-peak pricing?

I'm traveling with a group. How can I make sure we're all sitting together?

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Verona Porta Nuova

Verona Porta Nuova is the main railway station of Verona and a major cross-junction station in Northern Italy, connecting the east-west Milan-Venice line with the north-south Brenner Railway (to Austria/Germany and Bologna/Rome).

The station, rebuilt after WWII, is known for its mid-century modern architecture and efficient transit design. It handles approximately 25 million passengers annually and is a crucial hub for the city’s transport network.

Bolzano/Bozen Station

Bolzano/Bozen Station is the main railway station serving the city of Bolzano, the capital of the autonomous province of South Tyrol. It is a vital junction on the trans-Alpine Brenner Railway, connecting Italy with Austria and Germany.

The station, renovated in a monumental, rationalist style in the late 1920s, beautifully reflects the region's dual Italian and German culture, with all signage presented bilingually. It is a bustling hub for commuters, hikers, and tourists visiting the nearby Dolomites.

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