VERONA
STROLLING THROUGH HISTORIC SQUARES AND PALACES
Verona is an open-air museum, where every square tells the story of centuries of history.
From Piazza delle Erbe, the city’s mercantile heart since Roman times, to the elegant arcades of Piazza dei Signori, dominated by the Lamberti Tower and the palaces of the Scaligeri family, every corner is a dialogue between Gothic, Renaissance and Neoclassical art.
A walk through the alleys lets you discover medieval loggias, frescoed courtyards and historic workshops, witnesses to the city’s cultural vitality.
AN ITINERARY THROUGH AMPHITHEATRES AND ANCIENT THEATRES
The Verona Arena, built in the 1st century AD, is one of the largest preserved Roman amphitheatres in the world.
Today it hosts opera performances and concerts, restoring the monument to its original function as a theatre and gathering place.
Not far away, the Roman Theatre and the Archaeological Museum tell the story of city life in antiquity, while walks along the Ponte Pietra offer picturesque views over the Adige river, a silent witness to millennia of history.
THE VERONA OF ROMANTICS AND NOBLE PALACES
Between myth and legend, the city is home to Juliet’s House, evoking the timeless charm of the Shakespearean myth.
But Verona is also a city of noble palaces, such as Palazzo Canossa and Palazzo Maffei, where you can admire Baroque elegance, frescoes and art collections that recount the stories of the city’s most influential families.
REFINED FOOD, WINE AND CULTURAL EXPERIENCES
For those who want to experience Verona at a slower pace, we recommend tastings of local wines and products in historic palaces or in the centuries-old cellars of Valpolicella.
Guided tours among artisan workshops, historic patisseries and markets of typical products allow you to discover Veronese tradition beyond the obvious, in a blend of elegance, flavour and history.
UNUSUAL AND PANORAMIC ITINERARIES
Climbing the Lamberti Tower or Castel San Pietro offers breathtaking views of the city and the surrounding hills.
Walks along the Adige river or through the Giardino Giusti, a masterpiece of Renaissance landscape architecture, allow you to experience the city away from the crowds, immersing yourself in secret corners of beauty, history and harmony.
