
The airport is roughly 10 to 12 kilometres southwest of Verona's historic centre.
Its official name honours Gaius Valerius Catullus, the Roman poet from Verona, so you will often see it called Valerio Catullo Airport.
The Aerobus shuttle runs between the airport and Verona Porta Nuova railway station. Taxis are also available outside arrivals.
Carriers include Ryanair, Volotea, Neos, easyJet and Air Dolomiti. Check the current schedule, as some routes are seasonal.
Yes. Lake Garda is a short drive away, and seasonal buses connect the airport with lakeside towns in summer.
The airport lies within the municipalities of Villafranca di Verona and Sommacampagna in the Veneto region.
Yes. It is next to the junction of the A4 Milan–Venice and A22 Brenner motorways.
Yes. Alongside Italian domestic routes, airlines fly from Verona to a number of European destinations.
Verona Villafranca Airport, also called Valerio Catullo Airport after the Roman poet born in Verona, is the main airport for Verona and a handy arrival point for Lake Garda and the western Veneto. Its IATA code is VRN.
The airport handles a mix of scheduled city routes, holiday flights and seasonal services, which makes it busy with sightseers, opera fans and lake-bound holidaymakers in the warmer months.
The airport straddles the municipalities of Villafranca di Verona and Sommacampagna, roughly 10 to 12 kilometres southwest of Verona's historic centre. It sits next to the junction of the A4 Milan–Venice and A22 Brenner motorways, which gives drivers quick access to the city, the lake and the Dolomites.
Passenger facilities are spread across adjoining terminal buildings, with departures and arrivals handled in separate areas. You will find cafés, shops and car rental desks, and the airport has been expanding its terminal to handle more travellers.
A wide range of carriers operate here, including Ryanair, Volotea, Neos, easyJet and Air Dolomiti. Volotea has a base in Verona and flies to many Italian and European cities, while Ryanair and easyJet add further European routes. Neos focuses on leisure destinations.
Many holiday routes are seasonal, so it is worth checking the current schedule before planning a trip.
The Aerobus shuttle runs between the airport and Verona Porta Nuova railway station, where you can change for trains to Venice, Milan and beyond or take a city bus to the old town. Taxis and rental cars are available outside arrivals. In summer, extra bus links connect the airport with towns on Lake Garda.
If you are visiting during the opera season, book accommodation and transport early, as Verona fills up quickly. Travellers heading to Lake Garda should check whether the seasonal lake buses are running on their dates.
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