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How to take a rail journey from Verona to Venice / Venezia

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Verona to Venezia / Venice / Venedig by train

When heading to Venezia/Venice from Verona by train, there is a choice between taking:

1: The Regional trains, they're more frequent and are generally cheaper than the express trains (they will be when booking last minute at the station).
However, they're also the slower option and seats can't be reserved; though modern, smart double-decked trains are now used on most departures.

2: The express trains, which are faster and seats are assigned when booking, but the speed comes at a price because they tend to be more expensive; though if you can book far enough ahead to snap up the cheapest ticket prices, and won't mind committing in advance to a specific departure, they become the logical choice.

Routes you can take to go from Verona to Venezia / Venice / Venedig

When travelling between most cities by train there is only one logical option, though on other journeys there is a choice between different trains or alternative routes. If different options are available you can use the info to decide which is best for you.

Choose one of the following options:

Route Information

Option 1: taking the Regionale (RV) trains
Travel Time (approx)

1hr 28min

Frequency

Daily

Travel Info

These RV trains:
1 x train per hour (until 20:41 and then at 22:22).

Route Information

Option 2: taking an express train
Travel Time (approx)

1hr 15min (approx)

Frequency

Daily

Travel Info

Total = 16 or 17 x trains per day

  • Frecce = 6 x trains per day
  • Italo = 7 x trains per day
  • EC = 3 or 4 x trains per day
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