Thinking about going to Verona? DO IT. Verona is the city of love, legends, and lots of pasta. Think Romeo & Juliet, ancient streets, and wine with every meal. Ready? Let’s go!
Holiday Details
Fly into Verona Villafranca Airport (VRN). It’s only about 15-20 mins by taxi or shuttle to the city centre. Super easy!
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Top Hotels:
Villa Quaranta Tommasi Wine Hotel & Spa – Luxury spa, wine tasting and peaceful countryside vibes. Feels like a fancy Italian movie. Located between Verona and Lake Garda.
Leonardo Hotel Verona – Modern, clean, super comfy. Great location for day trips and exploring without spending big. Great value.
Hotel Milano and Spa – Rooftop hot tub with views of the Arena. Need we say more? Location can’t be beat.
NH Collection Palazzo Verona – Elegant, central, and all kinds of classy. Perfect if you want stylish AND comfy.
Top Things to See in Verona
Verona might be small, but it’s PACKED with amazing stuff. Here’s the must-dos:
Juliet’s House (Casa di Giulietta) – Stand on the balcony and live your Shakespeare fantasy. Yes, you can leave a love note.
Arena di Verona – A Roman amphitheatre that’s still used today for concerts and opera. Very old, very interesting.
Piazza delle Erbe – Cute square with market stalls, cafés and great people-watching.
Torre dei Lamberti – Climb up or take the lift for the best city views.
Basilica of San Zeno – Gorgeous old church and great spot for a quiet moment.
Castelvecchio Bridge – Walk the bridge, feel like a knight, take too many pics.
Giardino Giusti – Secret garden vibes. Super peaceful, with views over the city.
Ponte Pietra – An ancient stone bridge that’s made for golden hour selfies.
Recommended Trips & Tours
All easily bookable on:
Wine Tasting in Valpolicella – Sip your way through one of Italy’s best wine regions.
Lake Garda Day Trip – 40 minutes away. Think boats, ice cream and stunning views.
Verona Walking Tour with Arena Entry – Great intro to the city’s highlights with skip-the-line access and a cable car ride.
Cooking Class with a Local – Make pasta and Tiramisu, drink wine, eat everything. Life = complete.
Bike Tour of Verona – See the city on two wheels. Fun and easy!
Day Trip to the Dolomites – Escape the city and head for the hills—literally! Visit mountain villages like Moena and Canazei and breathe in that fresh alpine air.
Lake Garda & Sirmione Boat Tour – Hop from Verona to dreamy Lake Garda for a chill boat ride around the Sirmione peninsula. Spot ancient ruins and explore the cute cobbled streets.
Sanctuary of Madonna della Corona & Lake Garda Views – Visit the stunning cliffside Sanctuary of Madonna della Corona—it’s like something out of a movie. Enjoy a local lunch with a view, then relax by Lake Garda.
One Day in Venice – See St. Mark’s Square, cross the Rialto Bridge, float past dreamy canals on a gondola (yes, really), then head back full of gelato and memories.
Quick Tips Before You Go
Currency – Euros. Carry cash for smaller places and markets.
Tipping – Not expected, but rounding up is nice.
Plug Adapters – Euro plug (Type C/F).
Language – Italian, but most people speak basic English in tourist areas.
Best Time to Go – Spring or early autumn (April–June or Sept). Not too hot, not too busy.
Dress Smart – Locals dress well. Leave the cargo shorts at home.
Water Fountains – Clean and drinkable! Bring a bottle to refill.
Hop-on Hop-off Bus – Jump on and off to see the major sights of Verona.
Verona totally stole my heart – from Juliet’s balcony to wine-soaked sunsets. Whether you’re here for the romance, the pasta, or the Aperol Spritz – Verona is that perfect little Italian escape!
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