“Beyond the heart-shaped kitsch and Renaissance romance, Verona is a bustling centre, its heart dominated by a mammoth, remarkably well-preserved 1st-century amphitheatre, the venue for the city’s annual summer opera festival. Add to that countless churches, a couple of architecturally fascinating bridges over the Adige, regional wine and food from the Veneto hinterland and some impressive art, and Verona shapes up as one of northern Italy’s most attractive cities.” – Lonely Planet
Our guide gives you a great starting point when planning a trip to Verona, home of Shakespeare’s Romero and Juliet. Within this guide you can find things to do, restaurants and cafes, places to go shopping, events, bars and nightlife, and general tourist information.
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