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Verona Airport to the City Centre: Aerobus, Taxi, Fares and Times
From Verona's Catullo airport at Villafranca, the cheapest way into the city is the ATV airport shuttle, called the Aerobus by the tourist office and Verona Airlink (line 199) by ATV: 7 EUR one way, 15 minutes to Verona Porta Nuova railway station, every 20 minutes for most of the day (ATV, 2026a). A taxi costs a fixed 26 EUR to the station or 30 EUR to the historic centre by day, rising to 30 and 35 EUR at night and on holidays (Radiotaxi Verona, 2026a).
Buy the bus ticket from the machine in the arrivals hall or on board by card; the 7 EUR ticket is valid for 75 minutes and covers an urban bus from the station to your hotel. This page gives the full winter timetable, the ticket options, the fixed taxi fares, the combined train and bus tickets sold by Trenitalia, DB and OBB, and the bus from the airport to Lake Garda.
Aerobus from Verona airport: price, journey time and where it stops
The shuttle between Catullo airport and Verona Porta Nuova station runs every day. ATV gives the journey as 15 minutes and the frequency as every 20 minutes, dropping to every 40 minutes at Christmas and on New Year's Day (ATV, 2026a). In the timetable it is line 199, and at the station it uses stop E1, on the bus forecourt in front of the railway station (ATV, 2026b). The bus is equipped to carry passengers with disabilities.
A single ticket costs 7 EUR and is valid for 75 minutes from validation. Within that time it can also be used on Verona's urban buses, so a passenger landing at the airport can change at the station for a city bus to the hotel on the same ticket. Unused tickets are not refunded (ATV, 2026a). The same 7 EUR airport ticket appears in ATV's extra-urban tariff table with its 75-minute limit (ATV, 2026c).
The tourist office calls this service the Aerobus airport shuttle and confirms that the Verona Card does not cover it (Destination Verona & Garda Foundation, 2026). If you are staying two or three days and plan to use buses, ATV's 1-day pass at 11 EUR and 3-day pass at 22 EUR include the Airlink line 199 as well as all urban and extra-urban lines (ATV, 2026d).
Aerobus timetable: first and last buses
The winter timetable valid from 10 September 2026 runs daily. From the airport, the first bus leaves at 05:35 and the next at 06:30; from then on buses leave every 20 minutes until 20:30, followed by 21:10, 21:50, 22:30 and a last departure at 23:10, reaching the station at 23:25 (ATV, 2026b).
From Verona Porta Nuova station, stop E1, the first bus leaves at 05:15 and the second at 06:10, then every 20 minutes until 20:10, followed by 20:50, 21:30, 22:10 and a last bus at 22:50, which reaches the airport at 23:05. Every scheduled run takes 15 minutes in both directions (ATV, 2026b).
For an early flight, the 05:15 from the station reaches the airport at 05:30 and the 06:10 at 06:25. For a late arrival, a flight that lands after about 22:45 leaves little margin for the 23:10 bus, so a taxi is the safer plan. The Christmas and New Year's Day service runs every 40 minutes instead of 20 (ATV, 2026a).
Source: ATV, Azienda Trasporti Verona (2026).
Where to buy the airport bus ticket
At the airport, tickets are sold by the ticket machine in the arrivals hall and on board, from the driver or by bank card, with no surcharge (ATV, 2026a). That makes the airport side the easiest end of the trip: you can board without a ticket and pay the driver.
At the railway station, buy from the ATV ticket office next to the bus station, right outside the railway station, or from the ATV ticket machines in front of the station on platforms B2, C1, C3 and E1. The ATV page still describes on-board sales at the station end as suspended, so buy before boarding there (ATV, 2026a).
Tickets are also sold online and in ATV's Ticket Bus Verona app. A ticket bought online is a single journey, valid only on the day requested and only on the station to airport route or the reverse (ATV, 2026a). Validate a paper or app ticket when you board; the 75 minutes run from validation. ATV's pass machines are also at the station forecourt and in the airport arrivals area (ATV, 2026d).
Taxi from Verona airport: fixed fares
Radiotaxi Verona, the city's taxi cooperative, publishes fixed fares for the main routes, for up to four passengers. Between Verona Porta Nuova station and Catullo airport the fare is 26 EUR by day and on weekdays, and 30 EUR at night and on public holidays. Between the airport and the historic centre (Piazza Bra, Piazza Erbe, Via Diaz, Castelvecchio and San Zeno) it is 30 EUR by day and 35 EUR at night and on holidays. The night rate applies from 22:00 to 06:00 (Radiotaxi Verona, 2026a).
The same table gives 30 EUR by day from the Fiera di Verona, the exhibition centre, to the airport. Meters are sealed and checked by Verona's municipal police, and the fares are applied under a municipal resolution (Radiotaxi Verona, 2026a). Card payment is available on board (Radiotaxi Verona, 2026b).
To book, call the Radiotaxi switchboard on 045 532 666 with an exact address including the street number, and mention luggage, more than four passengers or a request for a larger vehicle. The cooperative also runs minivans for up to eight people (Radiotaxi Verona, 2026b). For two people with bags arriving late, the 26 EUR fare to the station compares with 14 EUR for two bus tickets.
Sources: ATV, Azienda Trasporti Verona (2026); Radiotaxi Verona (2026).
Train and bus on one ticket: Verona Air Link
With Trenitalia, ATV sells the station to airport shuttle as VERONA AIR LINK: a single train plus bus ticket bought through Trenitalia's sales channels, so you can travel to or from Verona airport from anywhere in Veneto and Italy on one booking (ATV, 2026a). In Trenitalia's own journey planner the airport appears as the stop VERONA AEROPORTO (Trenitalia, 2026).
ATV also has an agreement with the German and Austrian railways, DB and OBB. A traveller flying into Verona can buy a cumulative ticket that includes the airport shuttle to Verona Porta Nuova and a train onward to South Tyrol or Trentino (ATV, 2026a).
This matters most if you are heading straight on from the airport, for example to Venice: take the shuttle to Porta Nuova and the train from there. Journey times and fares for that connection are on our Verona to Venice by train page.
From Verona airport to Lake Garda
ATV's line 482 runs hourly from Catullo airport to Peschiera del Garda via Villafranca and Valeggio, but only in the warm season: the current notice gives it until 18 October 2026 and again from 21 March 2027. At Peschiera it connects with line 483 for Lazise, Bardolino, Garda, Torri del Benaco, Brenzone and Malcesine, and at Garda with line 484 for Torbole and Riva del Garda (ATV, 2026a, 2026e).
In winter the route to the lake goes through Verona: take the airport shuttle to Porta Nuova and then a regional train to Peschiera or Desenzano, or ATV's line 164 to Bardolino and Garda. Those connections, with fares and times, are on our Verona to Lake Garda page.
A bus ticket from the airport to Peschiera or Lazise is ATV fare band 4, and to Bardolino or Garda band 5 (ATV, 2026f), which ATV prices at 3.90 EUR and 4.60 EUR (ATV, 2026c). Garda Round (gardaround.it), the Lake Garda guide in the same network as Visit Verona, covers the lake towns and ferries.
Frequently asked questions
5 questionsHow do I get from Verona airport to the city centre?
Take the ATV airport bus (line 199, called the Aerobus or Verona Airlink) to Verona Porta Nuova station: 15 minutes, 7 EUR, every 20 minutes for most of the day. The ticket is valid 75 minutes and covers an urban bus from the station into the centre (ATV, 2026a). A taxi to the centre costs a fixed 30 EUR by day.
How much is the Aerobus from Verona airport?
7 EUR one way, valid for 75 minutes from validation and also on Verona's urban buses. Buy it from the machine in the arrivals hall, on board from the driver or by bank card with no surcharge, online or in the Ticket Bus Verona app. The Verona Card does not cover it (ATV, 2026a; Destination Verona & Garda Foundation, 2026).
What time is the last bus from Verona airport?
In the winter timetable valid from 10 September 2026, the last bus leaves the airport at 23:10 and reaches Verona Porta Nuova station at 23:25. The first leaves at 05:35. From the station, the first bus to the airport is at 05:15 and the last at 22:50 (ATV, 2026b).
How much is a taxi from Verona airport to the city?
Radiotaxi Verona's fixed fares, for up to four people, are 26 EUR between the airport and Porta Nuova station and 30 EUR between the airport and the historic centre by day. At night (22:00 to 06:00) and on public holidays they are 30 and 35 EUR (Radiotaxi Verona, 2026a).
Is there a train from Verona airport?
No railway station serves the airport. Trenitalia sells a combined ticket called Verona Air Link, which joins a train to Verona Porta Nuova with the 15-minute ATV shuttle to the airport. DB and OBB sell a similar cumulative ticket for trains to Trentino and South Tyrol (ATV, 2026a).
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