Verona Italy

Italy – Verona

Verona Italy, a city echoing with tales of lovers and warriors from yore, should sit firmly atop your ‘holiday destinations to explore’ list. Sharpen your treasure map, gather your clan or pack your case for a solo adventure; we promise you an unforgettable Italian escapade!

5 Reasons to Visit

History & Art: Uncover ancient Roman history, marvelous Gothic architecture, and vibrant frescos and sculptures.
Italian Food: Relish in the scrumptious traditional cuisine, robust wines and delicately brewed espresso.
Romeo & Juliet: Visit Verona’s star-crossed lovers’ famed sites that have drawn countless literary enthusiasts.
Festivals: Immerse in the vibrancy of Verona’s plentiful annual festivals, notably Opera Festival.
Shopping: Indulge in a quality shopping spree at the Via Mazzini.

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Did You Know?

Verona is known as “the city of love” because it served as the backdrop for Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, although the English poet never visited Verona in his lifetime.

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When to Go on Your Verona Italy Holiday

Bask in the Italian warm summer sun from June to August, or enjoy a crisp, less crowded spring or autumn Verona Visit. Take note, though; winters can be nippy!

Experiences

From cultural tours in the historical city centre to wine tasting sessions in the charming Valpolicella vineyards, and delightful Italian cooking classes, Verona guarantees lasting memories for all travellers.

Typical Costs

Prepare to settle an average of 40 euros per head for a good restaurant meal. While museum and attraction entry fees range around 10 to 15 euros, and a cappuccino would cost you about 1.50 euros.

Travelling Around in Verona Italy

Get about with aplomb on the efficient bus system, which covers the city centre and suburban areas. For a pinch of Italian tradition, hop onto a rickshaw or enjoy a leisurely walk to soak up the city’s sights.

Getting to Verona Italy

Fly directly into Verona’s international airport, Valerio Catullo, which is well-connected with major European cities. Trains from Milan or Venice are also a scenic, efficient option.

Access to the Country

Eurozone citizens only need a valid ID, while travellers from outside the EU need a Schengen Visa to step onto this romantic Italian oasis.

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Hotels

Opulent treats await at the Palazzo Victoria (rated 4.3 stars) in the city centre, known for its vaulted ceilings and frescos. For Norton Villa arch views, choose Hotel Milano & Spa (rated 4.5 stars) with its panoramic rooftop terrace. Families may lean towards the spacious rooms at Hotel Bologna (rated 4.1 stars).

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Things To Do

There are a huge number of things to do in Verona Italy, so many that we have made an article for things to do in Verona Italy

Top 5 Insider Tips for your Verona Italy Break

Eat like a local: Taste ‘Bigoli’, Verona’s take on spaghetti, or ‘Risotto all Amarone’, a rich and buttery dish unique to Verona.
Avoid the crowd: Experience Juliet’s balcony early in the morning or later in the evening for a serene visit.
Watch a show: Enjoy an operatic performance in Verona’s ancient Roman arena.
Bike ride: Explore Verona’s highlights on a bicycle; rentals are readily available.
Wear Comfortable shoes: The city centre is paved with cobblestones; choose your footwear wisely for your city strolls.

Ready then, for your Italian escapade to the city of love, Verona, unfolding countless stories and experiences of Italy’s rich culture and history? Fly off, click here to our Italy Tour page to prepare your enchanted Verona holiday!

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