Attractions

What to see in Verona

Verona is a city with a thousand-year history in northern Italy, where traces of the Roman Empire, medieval aristocracy and Italian romance intertwine. Narrow cobbled streets, cozy squares and the aroma of local cuisine create a unique atmosphere: here you want to wander without haste, listen to urban legends and stop at each architectural masterpiece.

Manufactures and facilities

The man-made sights of Verona are striking in diversity: the ancient Arena on Piazza Bra, one of the largest Roman arenas, around which the cultural life of the city beats; Piazza delle Erbe with the fountain of the Madonna and colorful facades; Juliet’s house and her romantic statue, where lovers from all over the world gather; the Palace of the Captains and the Piazza della Signoria with the Lamberti Tower, from where panoramas open to the center. Castelvecchio is a massive medieval castle and museum, the Scaliger Bridge over Adige and the Stone Bridge (Ponte Pietra) add to the city’s historical flavor, and the monuments of Garibaldi and Victor Emmanuel II and the church of San Fermo complement the list of key sites. For modern needs, there is a Grand'Affi shopping center nearby, and the Marcantonio Bentegodi Stadium reminds of the city's sports life.

Natural attractions and places

The natural attractions of Verona and the surrounding area are no less attractive: the winding banks of the Adige River create picturesque promenades and walking routes, green gardens and parks offer quiet corners for recreation, and the Giusti Garden shines with well-groomed terraces and flower beds. A few dozen kilometers from the city lie the hills and vineyards of the Soave zone - picturesque landscapes, medieval towns and opportunities for wine tastings make the surroundings a must-visit. Climbing towers and bridges will give views of concave roofs and green slopes, which are better perceived in a live hike.

Build routes and visit interesting places

On our website, all these places are collected on an interactive map: you can see the sights of Verona in one window, read brief descriptions and reviews, mark points of interest and build an optimal route. The map helps to plan the time and distance between objects, choose a convenient sequence of inspection and save plans for offline use – all to make your acquaintance with the city comfortable and effective.

You can explore Verona on your own, following the laid route and catching the atmosphere on narrow streets, and you can book excursions from local guides - including Russian-speaking ones. Guides will tell the legends of Romeo and Juliet, discover little-known facts, organize themed walks and trips to wine regions, making your trip more rich and informative.

Come to Verona to walk through the pages of history, breathe the aroma of Italian streets and discover new corners of romance. Travel with interest, plan routes and come back again – there is always something to see and inspire in this city.