Flights from Amsterdam to Verona
Useful travel tips for Verona
When travelling to Verona, it's a good idea to get acquainted with a few local customs and traditions in advance. For example, Italians are known for their hospitality, so you can count on a warm welcome. Verona is also a city that you should experience through its cuisine. For example, try risotto all'amarone, a delicious risotto prepared with local wine. Or, try 1 of the many varieties of polenta (a corn dish). This traditional dish can be found throughout the region, sometimes containing cheese, mushrooms, or meat. A visit to Italy is not complete without the typical coffee experience: drink your espresso standing at the bar, just like the locals. Be sure to also take time to enjoy a delicious gelato while strolling through the beautiful streets of Verona.
Before you leave: useful information for your trip from Amsterdam to Verona
Transavia flies directly from Schiphol Airport to Verona, which means we will bring you to your destination quickly and comfortably. After 1 hour and 45 minutes, you will find yourself in this beautiful Italian city. Make sure you arrive at Schiphol in plenty of time, so you can go through check-in and security without stress. Check in online to save time at the airport. Don't forget to take out a good travel insurance policy so you start your trip without worries.
The best time to visit Verona: weather and activities
Verona is a perfect to visit all year round. In spring and autumn, temperatures are between 10°C and 20°C, which is perfect for going out and about. This is also a great time to visit 1 of the festivals that bring the city to life. You might stroll past the stalls of the Vinitaly wine festival. Here the smell of local wines meets you from a distance. Or visit 1 of the opera performances in the impressive Arena di Verona and be enchanted.
In the summer, Verona will welcome you with warm days (between 25°C and 35°C), which are ideal for outdoor activities. It also tends to be a bit busier in the city, but because of this you will also enjoy a vibrant atmosphere in the centre while enjoying the sun. Be sure to apply plenty of sunscreen, as the sun burns brightly.
Verona is a bit quieter in winter, but it's still a great time to travel to this city. It doesn't get warmer than 10°C, but the streets are beautifully decorated for the holidays. You can feel the magical atmosphere as you walk through the illuminated streets. No matter when you decide to travel to Verona, each season makes for a unique experience.
Useful information when arriving to Verona Airport
After you've landed at Verona Airport, also known as Aeroporto di Verona-Villafranca, you will only be 10 kilometres away from the city centre. You will have plenty of choices to continue your journey into the city. The Aerobus is a quick and convenient option that will take you directly to the train station in the heart of Verona. For some extra comfort, take a taxi or rent a car. This will give you more freedom to explore the area. Public transport in Verona is well organised. Regular bus services will take you to different parts of the city or the rest of the region. Looking for a unique way to explore Verona? Then consider renting a bike and exploring the city on 2 wheels.
Book your flight tickets from Amsterdam to Verona with Transavia now
Ready to discover the charm of Verona? Book your flight tickets from Amsterdam to Verona with Transavia. Good to know: tickets to this Italian city are often cheaper in the low season. Want to get the lowest price? Book your flight tickets as early as possible. Whether you're going on a romantic getaway or a cultural exploration, Transavia is here to fly you from Amsterdam to Verona quickly, comfortably, and affordably.
Airport of departure
Flight time
A flight from Amsterdam to Verona takes about 01:40 hours.
Airport of arrival
Verona Villafranca Airport (Valerio Catullo)
Time zone
UTC +1 (summer time +2). There is no time difference with The Netherlands.
Currency
The currency used in Italy is the Euro (EUR).
Travel documents
You need a valid passport or identity card.
What is there to do in Verona? Don't miss out on these sights
There is plenty to do in Verona, whether you want to soak up the local culture, admire the rich history, or enjoy its beautiful nature. Be sure to put these Veronayou sights on your list:
- Visit the Roman amphitheatre
The impressive Roman amphitheatre, the Arena of Verona, is a must-see. This historical monument from the first century offers an amazing glimpse into Roman architecture and history. Nowadays, it's still a stage for beautiful opera performances.
- Explore the San Zeno neighbourhood
The San Zeno district is an atmospheric area where you can catch a glimpse of everyday life in Verona, as well as the gorgeous San Zeno Maggiore church. Enjoy a quiet stroll through the charming streets or take a seat in 1 of the many cafes for a strong cup of Italian coffee.
- Admire Juliet's house
Always wanted to reenact Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet story? Visit Juliet's house in Verona: Casa di Giulietta. This place is world-famous for its balcony scene. You can read loving messages from previous visitors and even leave your own.
- Explore the Castelvecchio Museum
Castelvecchio, a Mediaeval castle that is converted into a museum, has an impressive collection of art and historical artefacts. Go back in time with a visit to this museum and learn all about Verona's history.
- Stroll through the Giardino Giusti gardens
Looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city? Check out the magnificent Giardino Giusti gardens. These gardens are famous for their neatly laid paths, unusual sculptures, and impressive fountains. They also offer breathtaking views of Verona.
