What to see, what to do
à Verona

Travel guide Verona

Verona, a city of art and history, is world-famous for its Roman amphitheatre and its association with Shakespeare's tragedy 'Romeo and Juliet'.

With a rich heritage dating from Roman times to the Renaissance, Verona offers a fascinating insight into Italian history and culture.

Easily accessible by train or road from the main Italian cities, Verona also has an international airport.

Accommodation

Verona offers a wide range of accommodation, from luxury hotels in historic buildings to hostels and flats.

Gastronomy

Risotto with amarone, pandoro, tortellini from Valeggio, Valpolicella wine.

What is there to see? What to do?

Verona's Arena, Juliet's house, Ponte Pietra, Castelvecchio, Piazza delle Erbe.

Historic centre, San Zeno district, Borgo Trento, university district.

Walking tours of the city, cruises on the Adige, exploration of the Valpolicella vineyards.

Parks and gardens, interactive museums, street shows, activities along the Adige.

Arena Festival, Verona Festival, San Zeno Festival, Christmas markets.

Activities

Shopping

Fashion boutiques, local markets, craft and art shops.

Nightlife

Wine bars and terraces, shows at the Arena, lively nightlife around the Piazza delle Erbe.

Did you know?

Verona is a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its urban architecture.
Verona's Arena is one of the best-preserved Roman amphitheatres in the world.
The legend of Romeo and Juliet has helped make Verona a popular romantic destination.
The world-famous Amarone wine is produced in the Valpolicella region, near Verona.
Pandoro, a popular Christmas cake, originated in Verona.

Tips and tricks
Use the self-service bicycles for easy, eco-friendly exploring.
Visit the monuments early in the morning to avoid the crowds.
Taste local specialities in osterie and trattorie off the beaten track.

Explore the hills of Verona for panoramic views, visit local vineyards, discover small theatres and galleries.

Hello, I'm Lorenzo, a 48-year-old man in love with Italy and its hidden treasures. Verona, with its rich history and vibrant culture, has always been a place of fascination for me. I'm here to share my discoveries, my adventures and my love for this city.

Lorenzo R.

DiamsTrotter Verona