Although this is the central station in Verona, it is quite far from the center of Verona, and although there are a few simple cafes, the surrounding area is fairly quiet. If you are looking to book a hotel, unless you have to get up early in the morning, I think you will have a more fulfilling stay if you stay in the center rather than near the station. Lines depart from here to southern Germany via Tyrol, so there is a counter for not only Trenitalia but also DB on the premises.

We arrived to Verona from Varenna via Milan, getting here was pretty easy. Note there are lifts but walking down the steps with luggage was doable, just have to watch the crowds. It was easy to get a taxi to our hotel. On our way back here, to catch a train to Milan, we arrived a little bit early. Plenty of food options for a quick lunch. Once the train track was posted for our train, we just made our way there to catch the train. Easy peasy.

1 euro well spent because they are clean. Being a big station there is an incredible mess, but the line is run by two girls who manage to multitask while continuing to clean and telling people where to put the money. Promoted with social anxiety. Anxiety generated by the fact that people are banging on the doors despite being clearly closed.

Beautiful city to visit at this time of year. With a very varied Christmas market. Christmas decorations in the streets and in the shops many good. People with very good air. Clean city with a sense of security for those who visit