Things To DoThings To Do
Casa di Giulietta (Juliet's House)Casa di Giulietta (Juliet's House)
Visit the famous courtyard and balcony associated with Shakespeare's Juliet. A romantic Verona landmark celebrating one of literature's most enduring love stories. Step out onto the balcony for a fun Instagram shot and visit the courtyard to see the statue of Juliet, created by Nereo Costantini in 1972. Legend says to place your hand on her breast for good luck! We wouldn't know. We didn't do it. We're gay and don't touch breasts.
Piazza delle ErbePiazza delle Erbe
The heart of the city. Once the site of the ancient Roman forum, this lively square is surrounded by frescoed buildings, market stalls, charming cafés, and some of Verona's most beautiful architecture. You cannot visit Verona without walking through this square a million times on your way to everything else.
Palazzo Maffei Casa MuseoPalazzo Maffei Casa Museo
Discover an extraordinary collection of classical, modern, and contemporary art inside a magnificent Baroque palace overlooking Piazza delle Erbe. One of the most uniquely curated art museums we've ever been to! Your ticket includes access to the rooftop for an incredible view of the city.
Via Giuseppe MazziniVia Giuseppe Mazzini
Verona's premier pedestrian shopping street, lined with Italian fashion boutiques, international luxury brands, and beautiful historic architecture.
Piazza BraPiazza Bra
Verona's grand central square, surrounded by colorful historic buildings, outdoor cafés, and the iconic Arena. An ideal place for an afternoon aperitivo and people-watching.
Arena di VeronaArena di Verona
Step inside one of the world's best-preserved Roman amphitheaters, dating to the first century. Today, this magnificent landmark hosts world-famous opera performances and concerts.
Basilica di Santa AnastasiaBasilica di Santa Anastasia
Verona's largest church is a masterpiece of Italian Gothic architecture, featuring soaring columns, intricate frescoes, and spectacular Renaissance artwork.
Ponte PietraPonte Pietra
Cross Verona's oldest surviving bridge, originally built in Roman times, and enjoy postcard-worthy views of the Adige River and the colorful buildings lining its banks.
Castel San PietroCastel San Pietro
Take the charming hillside funicular to one of Verona's most breathtaking viewpoints, offering panoramic vistas of terracotta rooftops, church towers, and the winding Adige River. Note - you cannot go inside the castle. This attraction is purely for an excuse to walk across the Ponte Pietra, then a fun moment on the funicular and a breathtaking view of the city.