Verona
Most famous as the setting for Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, Verona, Italy is home to several great museums, statues, and beautiful architecture that attract many tourists each year. Verona is conveniently located only a train ride away from Venice and Milan and is known for tourists. However, Verona does not tend overcrowd like Venice may, it offers a pleasant atmosphere allowing you to sightsee and take in the city at your own pace. You will be amazed at just how much Verona has to offer whether it be sightseeing, dining, or even shopping. Book your ticket now for the winter and get a cheap flight!
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Things to do in Verona
Verona is a beautiful Roman City with many of its early ruins preserved. 12th-century churches and art museums flood the city of Verona displaying European, Medieval, and Renaissance Art. Make sure to stroll through Giardino Giusti, a Renaissance garden with eccentric statues leading you through. Of course you cannot forget to visit Juliet’s house and the balcony where her and Romeo’s ever so famous love scene was filmed. You will have the chance to head up to the balcony and reenact the scene yourself!
Nightlife in Verona
There is definitely a good amount of nightlife in Verona contrary to what some people may think. Vecia Veronetta is a two-story pub that is open until 4 in the morning and offers lots of beer and mixed drinks. Put on your most fashionable outfit and head on over to Caffe delle Erbe with good food and drinks, occasional live music, and a chic upscale crowd. One of the most known nightclubs in Europe, Alto Ego, offers a great DJ and bartenders who make up drinks to satisfy exactly the type of drink you’re looking for. Instead, you could settle down and watch the night goers head out while sitting outside at a cafe and sipping on some coffee.
Dining in Verona
Dining in Verona automatically adds some stress simply because every place is worth dining at. On the flip-side, that means you’ll never be disapointed. Ristorante Greppia offers a beautiful and great atmosphere along with a wide range of high quality food. Osteria al Duca offers indoor and outdoor seating allowing great people-watching or privacy if wanted. Osteria al duca has great food and some good prices as well. Verona is known for horse-meat, pasta, and of course, gelato. A meal in Italy cannot be complete without a cup of gelato. Make your way to La Boutique del Gelato to satisfy your sweet tooth. Are you a wine lover? Then head to Verona in early June where they hosts the annual International Wine and Spirits Exhibition with over 4,000 exhibitors displaying the best wine in the world.
Shopping in Verona
First stop for shopping in Verona is Via MAzzini which is known as the Golden mile of shopping where designer labels line the street. Another known shopping center is Corso Borso Borsari where you will find items and clothing worth your money. If you are looking for a different side of shopping, you can find great authentic antiques at Corso Santa Anastasia. Definitely try and explore the flee market at Piazza San Zeno where you can find jewelry and other great trinkets to take home with you.
Verona Travel Tips
- Here’s a phrase you might want to know: Parla Inglese? -Do you speak English?
- Italy is known for its fine tasting wine, so make sure you stop by one of Verona’s Wine bars.
- Purchasing a Verona card saves you money and hassle by enabling you to have access to 14 of the most important and popular attractions in Verona. The card also allows you to use the local transportation.
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