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From Bologna to Verona by train
| 🚉 Departure | Bologna |
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| 🚄 Arrival | Verona |
| ⌚ Trip duration | 50 minutes |
| 💰 Price | Tickets from 8,9€ |
| 📍 Distance | 108 km |
Travelling from Bologna to Verona by train is a fast and economical journey. The Bologna-Verona route is 108 km long and the journey with Italo takes 50 minutes. The price of this trip starts from 8,9€, a convenient price to enjoy a round trip to visit beautiful Verona.
The Italo trains offer departures from Bologna (Centrale) and arrivals in Verona (Porta Nuova) on the Bologna-Verona routes.
train timetable “Bologna Centrale > Verona Porta Nuova” |
Departure | Arrival | Length of journey | Train/Bus | Stops |
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09:46 Bologna Centrale | 10:38 Porta Nuova | 0:52 |  Italo 8954 | - |
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10:46 Bologna Centrale | 11:38 Porta Nuova | 0:52 | Italo 8956 | - |
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14:46 Bologna Centrale | 15:38 Porta Nuova | 0:52 | Italo 8960 | - |
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20:46 Bologna Centrale | 21:38 Porta Nuova | 0:52 | Italo 8966 | - |
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21:46 Bologna Centrale | 22:38 Porta Nuova | 0:52 | Italo 8968 | - |
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train timetable “Verona Porta Nuova > Bologna Centrale” |
Departure | Arrival | Length of journey | Train/Bus | Stops |
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07:22 Porta Nuova | 08:14 Bologna Centrale | 0:52 | Italo 8951 | - |
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08:22 Porta Nuova | 09:14 Bologna Centrale | 0:52 | Italo 8953 | - |
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14:22 Porta Nuova | 15:14 Bologna Centrale | 0:52 | Italo 8959 | - |
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16:20 Porta Nuova | 17:14 Bologna Centrale | 0:54 | Italo 8963 | - |
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18:22 Porta Nuova | 19:14 Bologna Centrale | 0:52 | Italo 8967 | - |
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Let yourself be inspired, travel with Italo Mini guide: what to visit in Bologna and Verona
If you want to immerse yourself in history, art, and delicious Italian cuisine, you absolutely must put a visit to the splendid city of Bologna on your agenda. Located in the heart of Italy, Bologna is known as the "Learned" (for its rich academic tradition), the "Fat" (for its indulgent culinary offerings), and the "Red" (for the characteristic color of its buildings). This ancient city offers a wide range of cultural and culinary attractions that will not disappoint.
One of the first destinations you should visit is the magnificent Piazza Maggiore, the pulsing heart of Bologna. Here you can admire the majestic Palazzo Comunale and the Basilica of San Petronio, one of the largest churches in Europe. Don't forget to take a look at the famous Neptune, one of the city's icons.
If you are passionate about history and culture, you should definitely visit the renowned University of Bologna, one of the oldest in the world. Don't miss the wonderful University Library, which houses literary treasures of immeasurable value.
But Bologna is not only history and culture, it is also a delightful city for the palate. You won't be able to resist the temptation to taste the famous tortellini, lasagna, and of course, Bolognese ragù. For an authentic culinary experience, I recommend visiting the Mezzo Market, where you can enjoy typical local products.
If you love shopping, you can't miss Via dell'Indipendenza, Bologna's main shopping street. Here you will find a wide selection of clothing, footwear, and accessories to satisfy every need.
For lovers of modern art, the Morandi Museum is a must-visit. This museum houses a vast collection of works by Giorgio Morandi, one of the most important Italian painters of the 20th century.
If you plan to visit Bologna, I highly recommend taking the Italo train. Italo offers a convenient high-speed train service that will allow you to reach the city quickly and comfortably. Moreover, Italo trains are equipped with modern comforts and services, such as free Wi-Fi and a wide range of food and drinks on board.
In conclusion, if you are planning a trip to discover the wonders of Italy, Bologna must not be missing from your itinerary. Its fascinating history, delicious cuisine, and lively atmosphere will conquer you. Don't miss the opportunity to visit this extraordinary city, and choose the Italo train to reach Bologna conveniently and affordably.
Verona, a city rich in history, culture, and natural beauty, awaits you for an unforgettable visit. Located in the heart of the Veneto region, this charming Italian city is known worldwide as the setting for William Shakespeare's famous story of Romeo and Juliet. But Verona has so much more to offer: from its historical monuments to delightful gastronomic specialties, there is something for everyone here.
Let's start with the city's main attractions. An absolute must-see is the Arena di Verona, the famous Roman amphitheater that hosts theatrical performances and concerts throughout the year. With its majestic architecture and unique atmosphere, the Arena will truly leave you breathless. Then there is the famous Juliet's House, where you can admire the renowned balcony where Romeo and Juliet exchanged their loving words. A romantic spot that attracts millions of visitors each year.
But Verona is much more than these iconic places. The city offers a rich historical and artistic heritage, such as the Basilica of San Zeno, a masterpiece of Romanesque architecture, and the Torre dei Lamberti, which provides a breathtaking panoramic view of the city. For art enthusiasts, the Achille Forti Modern Art Gallery is a must-visit, with its collection of contemporary Italian and European artworks.
After a day of sightseeing, it's time to discover the delicious Veronese cuisine. The city is famous for its wine, particularly the renowned Amarone. A visit to one of the region's numerous wineries is an experience not to be missed to taste the exquisite local wines. And when it comes to food, Verona knows how to impress its visitors. Typical dishes include the famous "Risotto all'Amarone," "Pastissada de caval," a dish made with marinated horse meat, and a wide selection of local cheeses and cold cuts. Make sure to finish your meal with a "Risnà," a delicious Veronese dessert made with hazelnut cream and chocolate.
To reach Verona, I recommend choosing the Italo train. Italo offers a fast, comfortable, and convenient service to reach the city. Its high-speed lines will allow you to enjoy the journey and arrive at your destination in no time. You won't have to worry about traffic or parking, you can simply sit back and enjoy the scenery as the train takes you to Verona.
So what are you waiting for? Plan your visit to Verona and book your Italo ticket to enjoy an unforgettable vacation in one of Italy's most fascinating cities.
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