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A Weekend in Verona from Rome — Perfect Itinerary 2026
Rome and Verona are separated by less than 3 hours by train. Two completely different cities — one an eternal, cosmopolitan capital, the other a small medieval gem of human scale — yet perfectly connected for a weekend getaway.
If you live in Rome and are looking for a destination different from the usual, Verona offers art, romance, great food and an atmosphere you won't find anywhere else in Italy.
How to Get from Rome to Verona
🚂 By train — Frecciarossa and Italo trains connect Rome Termini to Verona Porta Nuova in about 2 hours 45 minutes / 3 hours, with frequent departures throughout the day. Buy tickets at trenitalia.com or italotreno.it
🚗 By car — About 5 hours on the A1 and then A22 motorways. A long journey, not the most recommended option for a short weekend.
✈️ By plane — It is possible to fly from Rome Fiumicino to Verona Villafranca airport, but considering airport transfer times, the train often remains the more convenient and faster choice.
Our advice is always the train — comfortable, relaxing, and takes you directly to the centre of Verona without worries.
What to See in Verona Over a Weekend
Verona is a city best experienced on foot — the historic centre holds everything worth visiting in a compact area that can be covered in two days.
🏛️ Verona Arena — the first-century Roman amphitheatre, the city's symbol. From June to September it hosts the famous opera season.
💑 Juliet's House — Via Cappello 23, the most famous balcony in the world, an essential stop for fans of the Romeo and Juliet story.
🌿 Piazza Erbe — Verona's oldest square, the beating heart of the city with its market, historic cafes and fascinating buildings.
🏰 Castelvecchio and Ponte Scaligero — the medieval Scaligeri castle with its battlemented bridge is one of the city's most photographed views.
🗼 Torre dei Lamberti — climb 84 metres for a spectacular panoramic view over all of Verona.
🌳 Giardino Giusti — one of the best-preserved Renaissance gardens in Italy, with hedge mazes and a panoramic terrace.
🍷 Wine bar in the historic centre — Verona is the capital of Veneto wine, a glass of Amarone or Valpolicella is a must.
Suggested Itinerary — Two Days in Verona
Day 1 — Arrival and historic centre
Morning — Arrive by train, check in and first walk to Piazza Erbe for breakfast and the market.
Lunch — Typical trattoria in the historic centre, try the risotto all'Amarone.
Afternoon — Visit the Arena, walk along Corso Porta Borsari, stop at Juliet's House.
Evening — Aperitivo in Piazza Bra with a view of the Arena, romantic dinner at a trattoria.
Day 2 — Hidden Verona
Morning — Castelvecchio and Ponte Scaligero, climb the Torre dei Lamberti.
Lunch — Aperitivo and lunch along the Lungadige, the riverside walk along the Adige.
Afternoon — Giardino Giusti, shopping on Via Mazzini, artisan gelato.
Late afternoon — Return to the station and train back to Rome.
Day Trip to Lake Garda
If you decide to stay an extra day, Verona is also the ideal starting point for visiting Lake Garda. Direct buses to Peschiera, Sirmione, Bardolino and Lazise depart from Verona Porta Nuova — in about 30-40 minutes you are on the shore of Italy's largest lake.
Where to Stay in Verona
For a Roman weekend in Verona, location matters a great deal — especially considering the limited time available. Staying in the historic centre means maximising every hour of your stay, without unnecessary travel.
Dolce Notte is located in the heart of Verona, 10 minutes walk from the station and the Arena.
🏠 Romeo and Juliet Apartments — the ideal choice for those who want the freedom of their own home. Equipped kitchen, living room, up to 5 people. Book directly with us for the most convenient rate.
🛏️ Dolce Notte B&B Rooms — perfect for those who want to be warmly welcomed. Breakfast included every morning, lovingly managed by Viviana. Book directly for exclusive conditions.
Book Your Weekend
For information and availability contact us on WhatsApp:
Apartments: +39 349 120 97 44
B&B: +39 340 90 510 60
Dolce Notte — Accommodation in Verona
Via Gian Matteo Giberti 18 — Apartments
Via Guglielmo Marconi 40 — B&B
A Weekend in Verona from Rome — Perfect Itinerary 2026
Rome and Verona are separated by less than 3 hours by train. Two completely different cities — one an eternal, cosmopolitan capital, the other a small medieval gem of human scale — yet perfectly connected for a weekend getaway.
If you live in Rome and are looking for a destination different from the usual, Verona offers art, romance, great food and an atmosphere you won't find anywhere else in Italy.
How to Get from Rome to Verona
🚂 By train — Frecciarossa and Italo trains connect Rome Termini to Verona Porta Nuova in about 2 hours 45 minutes / 3 hours, with frequent departures throughout the day. Buy tickets at trenitalia.com or italotreno.it
🚗 By car — About 5 hours on the A1 and then A22 motorways. A long journey, not the most recommended option for a short weekend.
✈️ By plane — It is possible to fly from Rome Fiumicino to Verona Villafranca airport, but considering airport transfer times, the train often remains the more convenient and faster choice.
Our advice is always the train — comfortable, relaxing, and takes you directly to the centre of Verona without worries.
What to See in Verona Over a Weekend
Verona is a city best experienced on foot — the historic centre holds everything worth visiting in a compact area that can be covered in two days.
🏛️ Verona Arena — the first-century Roman amphitheatre, the city's symbol. From June to September it hosts the famous opera season.
💑 Juliet's House — Via Cappello 23, the most famous balcony in the world, an essential stop for fans of the Romeo and Juliet story.
🌿 Piazza Erbe — Verona's oldest square, the beating heart of the city with its market, historic cafes and fascinating buildings.
🏰 Castelvecchio and Ponte Scaligero — the medieval Scaligeri castle with its battlemented bridge is one of the city's most photographed views.
🗼 Torre dei Lamberti — climb 84 metres for a spectacular panoramic view over all of Verona.
🌳 Giardino Giusti — one of the best-preserved Renaissance gardens in Italy, with hedge mazes and a panoramic terrace.
🍷 Wine bar in the historic centre — Verona is the capital of Veneto wine, a glass of Amarone or Valpolicella is a must.
Suggested Itinerary — Two Days in Verona
Day 1 — Arrival and historic centre
Morning — Arrive by train, check in and first walk to Piazza Erbe for breakfast and the market.
Lunch — Typical trattoria in the historic centre, try the risotto all'Amarone.
Afternoon — Visit the Arena, walk along Corso Porta Borsari, stop at Juliet's House.
Evening — Aperitivo in Piazza Bra with a view of the Arena, romantic dinner at a trattoria.
Day 2 — Hidden Verona
Morning — Castelvecchio and Ponte Scaligero, climb the Torre dei Lamberti.
Lunch — Aperitivo and lunch along the Lungadige, the riverside walk along the Adige.
Afternoon — Giardino Giusti, shopping on Via Mazzini, artisan gelato.
Late afternoon — Return to the station and train back to Rome.
Day Trip to Lake Garda
If you decide to stay an extra day, Verona is also the ideal starting point for visiting Lake Garda. Direct buses to Peschiera, Sirmione, Bardolino and Lazise depart from Verona Porta Nuova — in about 30-40 minutes you are on the shore of Italy's largest lake.
Where to Stay in Verona
For a Roman weekend in Verona, location matters a great deal — especially considering the limited time available. Staying in the historic centre means maximising every hour of your stay, without unnecessary travel.
Dolce Notte is located in the heart of Verona, 10 minutes walk from the station and the Arena.
🏠 Romeo and Juliet Apartments — the ideal choice for those who want the freedom of their own home. Equipped kitchen, living room, up to 5 people. Book directly with us for the most convenient rate.
🛏️ Dolce Notte B&B Rooms — perfect for those who want to be warmly welcomed. Breakfast included every morning, lovingly managed by Viviana. Book directly for exclusive conditions.
Book Your Weekend
For information and availability contact us on WhatsApp:
Apartments: +39 349 120 97 44
B&B: +39 340 90 510 60
Dolce Notte — Accommodation in Verona
Via Gian Matteo Giberti 18 — Apartments
Via Guglielmo Marconi 40 — B&B
