2 Days
9 Stops
2 Meal tips
About Β£80-130 a day, mid-range, flights excluded Budget
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Two relaxed days in Verona: the Roman Arena, Juliet's balcony and Piazza delle Erbe, plus a walk along the Adige river. A good addition to a Venice or Lake Garda trip.
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Where TripSora Editors stayed and what to book Day by day Day 1 Day 2 09:30
Verona Arena A 1st-century Roman amphitheatre still used for opera.
π Piazza Bra β± 1 hour π· ~β¬10
View on map β π‘ Opera season is in summer.
11:00
Via Mazzini shopping street A pedestrian street leading to the old centre.
π Centro β± 1 hour π· Free
View on map β π‘ Good for window shopping.
12:30
Casa di Giulietta The balcony said to be Juliet's. The courtyard is crowded.
π Centro β± 45 min π· Free (house ~β¬6)
View on map β 14:30
Piazza delle Erbe A lively market square.
π Centro β± 1 hour π· Free
View on map β π‘ Climb the Torre dei Lamberti for views.
19:00
Dinner Risotto all'Amarone or pastissada.
π Centro β± 2 hours π· ~β¬25-40
View on map β π½ Where to eat lunch Gnocchi Veronese Β· $$
10:00
Castelvecchio and bridge A fortress museum with a medieval bridge.
π Castelvecchio β± 1.5 hours π· ~β¬6
View on map β 12:30
Ponte Pietra and Teatro Romano Cross the old Roman bridge to the Roman theatre.
π Ponte Pietra β± 1.5 hours π· ~β¬4
View on map β π‘ Best views at sunset.
15:00
Giardino Giusti A Renaissance garden with a maze.
π Giusti β± 1 hour π· ~β¬10
View on map β π‘ Quiet and shaded.
17:30
Aperitivo Try a glass of Valpolicella.
π Centro β± 1.5 hours π· ~β¬8
View on map β π‘ Local wine bars are central.
π½ Where to eat breakfast Coffee and pastry Italian Β· $
Good to know βοΈ Getting there Verona Airport has a bus to the centre; trains link to Venice and Milan.
π Getting around The old town is walkable.
π· Currency Euro (β¬). Cards are widely accepted.
π£ Language Italian. English is widely spoken.
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