Verona to Bologna from $6: 4 ways by bus, train, flight or car

• Onboard the trains operated by Trenitalia and Italo, catering services vary. Trenitalia’s Frecciarossa offers a complimentary snack and beverage in First Class, while Italo provides a cafe bar on-board where you can purchase snacks, drinks, and light meals during your journey. You can check their menus in advance via their respective websites.

• The train options available for the Verona to Bologna route include Trenitalia's Frecciarossa and Italo's high-speed trains. Seating options consist of First Class (more spacious, quieter, with additional services), Club Business Class (exclusive seating with upgraded services), and Economy Class (standard seating at a lower price point). Make sure to reserve your preferred seat ahead of time via their websites: Trenitalia, Italo.

• Upon arriving at Bologna Centrale, take advantage of the luggage storage service available at the station, which is located on the ground floor to the left of the main entrance. You can store your bags while you explore the city. The station also has public restrooms and facilities, but note that there are no showers available in the station.

Check the FlixBus timetable in advance, as buses depart every four hours from Verona and can fill up quickly, especially during weekends or holidays; you can view schedules here: global.flixbus.com

Upon arrival at Bologna Centrale, be mindful that the bus station is integrated with the train station, which can be busy; follow the signs for 'Autostazione' to navigate smoothly to your next destination or exit.

Consider downloading the FlixBus app to manage your tickets easily and receive real-time updates about your bus, plus explore dining options at the Bologna Centrale station, which has various cafes and shops for snacks or meals before you head out.