Verona is a small city where walking is not only possible but also highly recommended, especially since you can explore the city center in just an hour.
The only form of public transportation in Verona is the bus system, which operates on 20 daily routes within the city. There are also intercity bus services that cover 8 tariff zones. Additionally, taxis are available for transportation around the city.
To manage your budget efficiently, take the time to understand the payment options. In Verona, you can purchase one-time temporary tickets for a 90-minute duration, as well as day passes and multi-ride tickets. For example, a day pass that is valid until midnight costs 4 EUR, and it can only be purchased at ticket counters. On the other hand, if you buy a ticket directly on the bus, it will be a single-use ticket valid for only one trip, and it costs 2 EUR.
Another way to save money, not just on transportation but also on museum visits, is to purchase the VeronaCard for tourists. It is available for 24 hours at 18 EUR or for 48 hours at 22 EUR. You can find more information about it here.
