railtour suisse · City break (train + hotel package)

Verona

Two-day city break in Verona by Frecciarossa train from Switzerland

Illustration of Verona

Railtour Suisse packages a two-day escape to Verona, the medieval Italian city famous for the Romeo and Juliet legend and its monumental Roman arena. The journey begins with a Frecciarossa train, departing daily from Zurich and arriving in Verona in just over 5 hours; travelers from Bern or Basel can join via connections through Milan. One night's accommodation is included. The Arena of Verona, one of the world's most renowned ancient amphitheaters with capacity for over 15,000 spectators, anchors the visit, it hosts the Verona Opera Festival each summer. Beyond the amphitheater, the old town draws visitors through narrow streets lined with osterias, wine bars, and boutiques, where the legacy of Shakespeare's star-crossed lovers remains woven into the city's identity. The package suits couples seeking a romantic getaway, history enthusiasts drawn to Roman ruins and Renaissance architecture, and travelers who want to sample northern Italian wine and regional food in an unhurried two-day frame.

What to know before you look closer

  • The package does not include a day-by-day itinerary; the operator does not specify which hotel, meals, or activities beyond the train journey and overnight stay are covered. Confirm accommodation details and inclusions before booking.
  • This is a short city break: one night in Verona with two calendar days total.

Questions travellers ask

Is train travel included?
Yes. Railtour Suisse includes a Frecciarossa train journey in 2nd class. Daily direct connections run from Zurich to Verona in just over 5 hours, or from Bern and Basel with a transfer in Milan.
What is the duration?
Two days and one night in Verona.
What is the starting price?
From 280 CHF (approximately 349 USD) per person.
What are the main attractions?
The Arena of Verona, a Roman amphitheater with over 15,000 seats that hosts the Verona Opera Festival each summer, and sites associated with Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet story.

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