Verona, Veneto to Rome, Lazio from $19: 12 ways by bus, train, flight or car

• On your train journey from Verona to Rome, you'll likely be traveling with Trenitalia or Italo. Trenitalia offers a catering service where passengers can enjoy light snacks, drinks, and coffee through a trolley service. Italo also provides a similar service, allowing you to pre-order meals for more substantial options. Therefore, consider checking their websites for menu details so you can savor some delicious Italian cuisine while traveling.

• The train line between Verona and Rome provides different seating options, including First Class, Business Class, and Economy Class. First Class offers more spacious seats with complimentary snacks and drinks, suitable for a luxurious experience. Business Class includes comfortable seating with extra legroom and a quieter environment. In Economy Class, you'll still find decent seating and the option to choose between standard and premium seats for slightly more comfort. Make sure to check the seating layout on the Trenitalia (trenitalia.com) or Italo (italotreno.it) websites to choose what fits you best.

• Upon arriving at Roma Termini, it’s one of the busiest train stations in Europe, but don't worry; it's well-signed. There are luggage storage services available through 'Left Luggage' facilities where you can securely leave your bags while you explore the city. Additionally, restrooms are readily available, and the station has showers located within the gym facilities nearby (for a small fee). To navigate the station effectively, downloading the station map from Roma Termini’s website can be very helpful.

• The fastest way to get from Roma Termini to the city center is by taking Metro Line A towards Battistini. It’s just two stops to the famous Spanish Steps station (Spagna), making it convenient for visiting popular landmarks. Alternatively, you can opt for bus number 62 or walk depending on your final destination within central Rome, as many sites are within walking distance of the station.

• Be sure to check for direct flights offered by airlines such as Alitalia, as these will significantly reduce your travel time from Verona to Rome, averaging around 1 hour.

• Upon arriving at Rome Fiumicino Airport (FCO), follow the signs to the Leonardo Express train or the regional trains; the Leonardo Express takes you directly to Termini Station in about 32 minutes, while the regional options are usually cheaper but involve a few more stops.

• Expect taxi fares from Fiumicino Airport to central Rome to range from €48 to €60, depending on traffic conditions, so consider pre-booking a car service for a fixed rate or using public transportation for a budget-friendly option.

• Consider booking your FlixBus ticket in advance through their official website at global.flixbus.com as prices can vary widely between €17 and €54, and early booking ensures you get the best rate.

• Upon arriving at Roma Tiburtina TiBus station, familiarize yourself with the layout by checking the station map available online at romatiburtina.it this will help you easily navigate to your next transport or find facilities like restrooms and food options.

• During your approximately 6-hour and 15-minute journey, take advantage of the multiple stops along the way; be sure to bring snacks and water, but also nibble on local specialties when you stop in towns like Orvieto that your bus may pass near.