Venice & Verona Day Trip from Milan by Train

Two Cities, One Train: Verona's Romeo & Venice's Canals from Milan

You get a 45-minute guided walk through Verona's medieval center and Piazza delle Erbe, free time to explore on your own, then a train ride to Venice where a guide shows you St. Mark's Square, the Doge's Palace, and the Bridge of Sighs before releasing you to wander the canals. Train ticket, Venice entry fee, and bilingual guide are all included. You return to Milan the same day.

Step-by-step itinerary

Visit Verona and Venice by train

• Travel from Milan to Verona
• Guided 45-minute Verona city visit
• Walk along Adige river and Ponte Scaligero
• See Juliet's house facade
• Visit Piazza delle Erbe
• Discover Castelvecchio castle exterior
• Travel from Verona to Venice
• Explore Venice historic center
• Visit St. Mark's Square and Basilica
• See Doge's Palace and Bridge of Sighs
• View Rialto Bridge
• Enjoy free time in Venice

The Experience

Most people choose one or the other (Verona or Venice), because they think a day trip means picking a side. But the train from Milan connects them in a way that makes both possible, and the contrast is exactly why it works. You start in Verona, the smaller, quieter city where the Adige River runs past medieval brick walls and Piazza delle Erbe sits exactly where the Roman forum used to be. The guided walk takes 45 minutes, then you're loose in the streets for a couple of hours: enough time to stand in front of Juliet's House and read the notes people have left, or climb up to Castelvecchio and look out over the red roofs. It's the kind of place where you can actually breathe.

Then the train pulls you north toward the lagoon, and everything changes. Venice arrives slowly. You see the water first, then the boats, then the density of people and color and noise that means you've left solid ground. The guide meets you at St. Mark's Square, which Napoleon called the most beautiful salon in Europe, and you'll understand why the moment you walk into it. The Basilica is there, the Doge's Palace is there, and the square floods with tourists and pigeons and the sound of water lapping at the edges. The guide walks you through the history (the palace was the seat of power for the entire Venetian Republic, and the Bridge of Sighs connects it to the old prisons), and then you have free time to wander. The Rialto Bridge is a short walk if you want it, or you can get lost in the smaller canals where it's quieter and the light hits the water differently.

The whole day runs on train time, which means no driving, no parking stress, no wondering if you're going the right way. The train ticket is included, so is entry to Venice, and the guide speaks English and Spanish simultaneously, which sounds chaotic but actually works because you're moving through the cities, not sitting in a classroom. You'll walk a fair amount, especially in Venice where there are no cars and the only way anywhere is on foot or by vaporetto. The group stays manageable, and you're back in Milan by evening.

What’s included

• Your day includes the train ticket from Milan, a bilingual tour leader (English and Spanish), entry to Venice, and all transportation.
• In Verona, you get a 45-minute guided walk through the city center and Piazza delle Erbe, plus free time to explore on your own.
• In Venice, the guide takes you through St.
• Mark's Square, the Doge's Palace, and the Bridge of Sighs before giving you free time to wander the canals and visit landmarks like the Rialto Bridge at your own pace.

Days and timesTue–Sat · 07:00

AgesAges 12+ · 3 to 11 years · Under 3 — Free

Meeting point and pickupNo pickup · ends where it startsMeeting point, per the operator: “Meet your guide outside the main entrance of Excelsior Hotel Gallia, at Piazza Duca d'Aosta”

Cancellation and refundsFree cancellation up to 24h before the start. After that, no refund.It may be canceled if the minimum number of travelers isn't reached. If that happens, you're offered another date or a refund.

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Good to know

Moderate physical levelStroller friendlyPublic transport nearbyNot for back problems

Operated by Amigo Tours Spain

Is this one for you?Pick this if you want to see both cities in one day without arranging separate trains, tickets, and timing: the fixed itinerary and included entry fee mean you just show up and move through the day without logistics getting in the way.

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Top questions

Can children come?

3 to 11 years; under 3, free.

How long is the train ride from Milan to Verona?

The reference doesn't specify the exact duration, but it's described as a morning trip across the Lombardy region.

Do I need to buy a separate Venice entry ticket?

No, the Venice access fee is included in the tour price.

How much free time do I have in each city?

In Verona, you get free time after the 45-minute guided walk. In Venice, you have free time after the guided tour of St. Mark's Square and the historic center.

Is the guide fluent in both English and Spanish?

Yes, the tour leader provides commentary simultaneously in English and Spanish.

What's included in the tour?

Train ticket, tour leader, Venice entry fee, and transportation are all included.

Can I bring a stroller or pram?

Yes, infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller, though the tour involves extensive walking, especially in Venice.

Is this tour suitable for people with mobility issues?

The tour involves significant walking and may not be suitable for individuals with reduced mobility. It's also not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries.

Do I need to provide my name in advance?

Yes, due to new Venice regulations, you must provide the full names of all participants in your group when booking.