The nearest major airport to Verona is Verona Villafranca Airport (VRN), also known as Valerio Catullo Airport. It is located approximately 12 kilometers southwest of Verona. International and national flights arrive here regularly.
After arriving at the airport, you can reach Ponte Pietra by taking a taxi, renting a car, or using the public transportation. The Aerobus service connects the airport to Verona’s main railway station, Verona Porta Nuova, from which you can either take a bus or a short taxi ride to Ponte Pietra.
Verona is well-connected to the Italian train network. Verona's main railway station is Verona Porta Nuova. From here, visitors can take a bus, taxi, or walk to Ponte Pietra. The walking distance is about 2.5 kilometers and offers a scenic approach to the bridge through the historic city center.
Local buses operated by ATV are available from Verona Porta Nuova to the vicinity of Ponte Pietra. Look for routes that pass near the bridge or the historic center. Remember to buy your bus ticket in advance from a tobacco shop or a kiosk, and validate it once on the bus.
Verona can be reached by car via the A4 and A22 highways. If you rent a car or drive, note that parking in central Verona can be challenging and often requires parking outside the historic center. There are several parking lots and garages where you can leave your car and then walk or take a bus to Ponte Pietra.
For those already staying in Verona, Ponte Pietra is best reached on foot, considering the historic center's limited traffic zones (ZTL). It is a charming walk through the city’s ancient streets.
Verona is bike-friendly, with several dedicated bicycle lanes. Biking to Ponte Pietra is comfortable and adds a pleasant experience to your visit.
Note that the bridge itself is a pedestrian area, so you will need to walk to fully enjoy it.
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