Venice to Verona Distance
Venice and Verona are about 103–105 km apart in a straight line, with a driving distance of roughly 115–119 km along the A4 motorway, typically taking 1 hour 15 to 1 hour 30 minutes.
As with any Venice route, the starting point on the Venice side matters: journeys begin at Piazzale Roma (the mainland vehicle limit) or the Venice mainland/Mestre, not the floating historic centre itself.
Straight-Line
approx. 103–105 km (about 64–65 miles)
Driving Distance
approx. 115–119 km (about 71–74 miles)
1 hour 15 minutes – 1 hour 30 minutes
Train Journey
approx. 55 minutes – 1 hour 15 minutes on faster services; up to 1 hour 50 minutes on regional trains
The straight-line air distance is approximately 103–105 km depending on the exact reference points used.
City-Centre vs. Door-to-Door Distance
The figures above are measured from Venice's mainland access point to central Verona. If your Venice hotel is in the historic centre (islands), add the time to get by boat or on foot to Piazzale Roma before any car journey can begin.
In Verona, the historic centre is compact and mostly walkable from the drop-off point, so the extra door-to-door time there is generally small.
By Car
Driving from Venice (Piazzale Roma/Mestre) to Verona covers about 115–119 km via the A4 motorway and takes roughly 1 hour 15 to 1 hour 30 minutes under normal traffic.
By Train
Trains between Venezia Santa Lucia and Verona Porta Nuova run at least hourly, with faster services taking around 55 minutes to 1 hour 15 minutes and regional trains taking up to about 1 hour 50 minutes. Since Santa Lucia sits at the edge of Venice's historic centre, the train is often the most direct way to start this journey.
By Private Transfer
A private transfer collects you from your Venice mainland hotel or Piazzale Roma and takes you directly to your Verona address, which is convenient with luggage or for a group, and avoids checking train timetables.
For pricing, vehicle options and booking, see our dedicated Venice to Verona taxi transfer page.
Places Along the Way
Vicenza
Directly on the A4 route and rail line between Venice and Verona, known for its Palladian villas and architecture.
What Affects Travel Time
- Traffic on the A4, particularly during peak periods.
- Whether your Venice starting point is on the mainland or requires a boat/walk from the historic centre first.
- Whether you take a faster or regional train service, which affects journey time significantly.
Which Way Should You Choose?
For a straightforward city-to-city trip, the train is quick and frequent, especially on faster services. A private transfer is worth choosing with luggage, a group, or if your Venice hotel and Verona destination aren't near either station.
Common Questions