City SightSeeing

Verona

Italy
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Verona Italy
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  • About Verona

    • Did you Know?

    Verona is most famous for being the set of the famous Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. But that's not the only Shakespeare play that was set here! Verona is also famous for 2 of his other plays: The Two Gentlemen of Verona, and The Taming of the Shrew. Moving on from plays and onto the city's history, The Verona Arena has an impressive 25 thousand seats and is the largest Roman stadium to still be used nowadays!
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    Things to Do in Verona

    The most popular day out in Verona has to be to Piazza delle Erbe, a beautiful and relaxing place where you can enjoy a day of shopping or even just to relax and grab a bite to eat, Italian style. There are more than enough amazing restaurants if you want to sample some of the Italian cuisine! If that doesn't take your fancy, make sure you head on over to the Piazza Bra, the largest square in Verona and the city's central hub. You'll find a small park nearby if you want to stretch your legs and take a wander. Or if you prefer being by the water, make sure you visit the Castelvecchio Bridge, right on the Adige River. If you want to explore the history of this precious city then take a tour of the Verona Cathedral, which was built in the 12th century. Whatever you fancy doing, there are attractions here to fit everyone's interests!
    Things to Do in Verona

    Things to Do in Verona

    The most popular day out in Verona has to be to Piazza delle Erbe, a beautiful and relaxing place where you can enjoy a day of shopping or even just to relax and grab a bite to eat, Italian style. There are more than enough amazing restaurants if you want to sample some of the Italian cuisine! If that doesn't take your fancy, make sure you head on over to the Piazza Bra, the largest square in Verona and the city's central hub. You'll find a small park nearby if you want to stretch your legs and take a wander. Or if you prefer being by the water, make sure you visit the Castelvecchio Bridge, right on the Adige River. If you want to explore the history of this precious city then take a tour of the Verona Cathedral, which was built in the 12th century. Whatever you fancy doing, there are attractions here to fit everyone's interests!