Stazione di Verona Porta Nuova

This is quite a busy and important train station. It should be way way better.
Starting form the food.
In fact, there is not even one remotely decent place for breakfast or to eat in general. The only thing you get is these 2 old as hell, ugly as heck bars. Low quality food. Nothing fresh. Filthy. Dirty. Slow service. In two words: obsolete and horrible. Bathrooms are accessible only if you pay 0,80 €. Which is acceptable if only they were clean. And (you guessed it) they are not that clean. Moreover, they are also very old and in some cases broken.
Also, this train station in in one of the worst position ever: difficult to access by car or even ok foot. There are massive traffic jams all around it at all hours. Lost needs to be done, as well as for the general traffic situation in this city (which is hell) but obviously as it often happens in this country, nothing has been made. Public administration: wake the hell up and do something.

Jesus, Mary & Joseph!!! What is going on here!!!
I was so psyched by my 1^st visit to the ultra amazing Verona that I was not remotely prepared for this horror.
Arrived on-​time to a station that was ominous, the filthiest toilets (AND THEY CHARGE .80euro cents) and some very scary transients in abundance. You immediately feel like this is a NYC bus station in the mid-​70s times 5. So, if you need the toilet — swallow it until you get into the centre. Be aware of your surroundings and personal space. There aren’t many — if any amenities here and you know what, who cares — I can’t imagine anyone wanting to spend that much time hanging out here.
Even leaving the station it will take you about 5−10mins walking into the city centre to shake off the eerie vibe. I’m totally shocked by this considering how absolutely beautiful Verona is.
What’s going on?! Really?

sehr unfreunliches Personal am Schalter.
Aufpassen München heisst im Italienischen Monaco. Also wenn man nach Monaco will wird man oft zum DB/​ÖBB Schalter verwiesen obwohl man nicht nach München will.
Ebenfalls aufpassen das Personal kennt sich kaum aus mit Interrailern und man wird oft über den Tisch gezogen.

Ahhhh my favourite train station! Not…
This place was ok and served a purpose but due to Italian transport turning up when it wants and buses and trains disappearing from the schedules for no reason we spent a fair amount of time here just waiting around. Here’s a few tips!
1. You can get pretty much any bus outside into main Verona or walk it in 20 mins.
2. The cafes sell great espresso for 1 euro and has good toilet facilities. There are also plenty of book shops and a McDonalds.
3. You can get trains here to Milan and Venice and Peschiera Del Garda is only 20 mins away.
4. Ticket machines are easy to use and buy trains in advance. Make sure you get the fast trains (and pay more) if you don’t want to be stuck on a slow rain for ages.

This is Verona’s main train station… Its a decent size not much at the station. The main city attraction are quite a walk about 25 mins at a min. Their luggage section was same as other stations and we left our luggage their for the time being but they close a little earlier in the evening so we had to be back quick.

My only experience with Verona Porta Nuova Stazione is make 2 different connections that were scheduled at around 10 minutes each. Italian trains kind of run on time, but I’d like to think that the published times more of a suggestion than a commitment. That meant that on each instance, we made a mad dash from one train, down the stairs (with all our baggage), through the subway to the right Track designation, up to the platform, and then onward to try to figure out which coach we were on. In one of those situations, the train was just pulling in as we reached the top of the stairs.
Then there’s the «Can I help you with your baggage» scam. Personally, I’d help a little old lady across the street with no expectation of compensation. Not here, and at some point we just had to say No.

C’est la gare principale de Vérone. Elle est située à l’extérieure de la ville car Vérone est une ville fortifiée ceinturée par un mur d’enceinte.
Il vous faudra donc compter une demie-​heure de marche pour vous rendre en centre ville (Piazza Brà) ou prendre un bus ou un taxi.
Vous y trouverez quelques magasins de vêtements, des fast-​food et restaurants à emporter.

Ein Bahnknotenpunkt wie man ihn kennt: Ummengen verschiedener Züge, wobei die wenigsten aus Italien sind, sondern meist aus Österreich und Deutschland.
Im Bahnhof gibt es Unmengen Geschäfte, welche aber am Wochenede aber geschlossen haben.
Zum Zentrum sind es etwa 30 Gehminuten