Verona is an Italian city located in the Veneto region, famous for Shakespeare’s renowned play Romeo and Juliet. The city has been inhabited since the first millennium BC and was once ruled by the influential Scala family, which turned Verona into one of the most beautiful and significant kingdoms of the era. Verona became an integral part of Italy in 1866.

The most notable tourist attractions in Verona include:

The Roman Amphitheatre of Verona – the best-preserved Roman amphitheatre in the world.

Castelvecchio – located on the banks of the Adige River, a medieval gem.

Piazza dei Signori (Piazza Dante) – featuring a statue of the poet Dante at its center.

The Roman Theatre – dating back to Emperor Augustus’ reign, it is the oldest Roman monument in Verona.

Verona Cathedral (Duomo) – built at the end of the Roman Empire.

Basilica of Sant'Anastasia – the largest church in the city, built in Gothic style.

Giardino Giusti – one of the most renowned Renaissance/Manierist gardens in Italy.

San Giorgetta – a church adorned with rich Renaissance frescoes depicting the Virgin Mary’s garden.

Recommended activities in Verona:

Enjoy a stunning view of the city from Lamberti Tower.

Indulge in shopping along Verona's famous "Golden Mile."

Savor a gelato at one of the locations in Piazza Bra.

Visit the Christmas markets during the holiday season.

Notable events:

Verona is a vibrant city with a calendar full of events throughout the year. Some of the most significant events include:

The Bacanal del Gnoco Carnival.

Verona in Love, celebrating Romeo and Juliet.

Luxury Yacht Exhibition.

Vinitaly Festival – dedicated to wines.

Schermi d’Amore – a romantic film festival.

The Annual Opera Festival.

Shakespeare Festival at the Roman Theatre.

Verona Marathon.

The Horse Festival.

Flights to the city of love are operated by airlines such as Wizz Air, Lufthansa, Air France, ITA Airways, TAROM, KLM, Hisky and Flyone.