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TOP 10 REASONS
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Why travel to Verona: Find out the top 10 reasons to visit
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A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A Sneak Peek into Verona
- Verona is well known for its historical and ancient Roman architecture and mainly for its beautiful attractions.
- Verona's most popular tourist site is the famed balcony and quadrangle featured in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet love romance.
- Verona is a top holiday destination and has more to offer than romance.
- Then there's the historic Roman theatre, which hosts a world-famous open-air opera festival.
- Capital- Verona
- International Airport: Verona International Airport (VRN)
- Population- 633,128
- Currency- the Euro
- Time: UTC/GMT +1 hour
- Driving side- Right side
- Main Electricity- 230V
- Official Language- Italian
- Religion- Roman Catholic
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HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Top Tourist Attractions in Verona
- Forget Rome's Colosseum; Verona has its own, which is just as impressive and possibly better maintained.
- The Castle Vecchio, which is on the banks of the River Adige, is a significant tower that has stood since its erection in 1354.
- Explore the bridge was the world's longest at the time of its construction.
- The Basilica of San Zeno is one of Verona's most notable religious structures because of its beautiful architecture and because it was the fictional site of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet's wedding.
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SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
Best Months to Visit Verona
- The months of late May to early October are ideal for visiting Verona.
- Keep an eye out for animals with the right of way and take the path of least resistance.
- The Verona Arena Opera season runs from June through August, and evening performances are best seen.
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WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
The Best Places to Visit in Verona
Arena di Verona
- Forget Rome's Colosseum; Verona has its own, equally impressive and possibly better maintained.
- Many people are unaware of this national landmark, although it is a magnificent marvel and a triumph of Roman engineering.
- The Arena, located in the ancient town centre, is a massive Colosseum with nearly all its original seating and outside arches.
- This structure has remained in such good condition for thousands of years is astounding. It was built in 30 AD.
- Various exhibitions and games, such as the Roman Ludi, would have taken place here, and the theatre would have held 30,000 spectators in its heyday.
- You can tour the Arena and enjoy its design; concerts and musical acts are still held here, providing a spectacular spectacle.
Castle Vecchio
- The Castle Vecchio, located on the banks of the Adige River, is a significant tower that has stood since its completion in 1354.
- This castle was the Scaliger dynasty's most remarkable engineering feat, serving as the city's primary way of defence.
- The castle's front gatehouse is quite impressive, series of crenulated battlements and two watchtowers.
- Inside the castle, a museum is dedicated to the castle's history, which houses various artefacts and accurate displays.
- There's also the incredible Castle Vecchio Bridge, which is connected to the main complex and offers spectacular views down the river.
Ponte di Castle Vecchio
- The bridge was the world's longest of its kind at its construction.
- The bridge connects to Castle Vecchio and features a fantastic series of crenulated battlements near the River Adige.
- Like most of the ancient buildings in Verona built during this period, the bridge is made of red brick, making it stand out against the cityscape.
- In addition, there are many sets of stairs in the bridge's towers that you can climb to get a better view.
Basilica of San Zeno Maggiore
- The Basilica of San Zeno is one of Verona's most notable religious structures because of its beautiful architecture and because it was the fictional site of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet's wedding.
- The Basilica is located on the west bank of the River Adige, near the far end of the Piazza San Zeno.
- The church's front façade is primary, with a large circular window and a lovely decorative wooden entrance.
- The Basilica is stunning inside, with peach and grey tiles on the floor, marble columns supporting the arches and a succession of exquisite tile-work on the ceiling.
Piazza Delle Erbe
- Verona offers a plethora of attractive squares, with the Piazza Delle Erbe being one of the best.
- This diamond-shaped Piazza is located in the city's historic centre and serves as one of the city's main hubs of activity.
- This Piazza would have been the settlement's primary forum during the Roman Empire.
- The Torre Lamberti, the Palazzo Maffeia, and the Casa dei Giudici are prominent buildings that line the Piazza.
- There are also various fountains and marble statues and a variety of cafes and restaurants.
- This lovely Piazza's architecture, building facades, and charm are apparent.
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DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
Verona Off the Beaten Track
Historic Centre
- Verona, a medieval town on the Adige River in the Veneto region of Italy, is romantic, historical, and artistic in equal measure.
- Verona's historic centre is the best place to stay because of its ancient architecture, large piazzas, and proximity to main tourist attractions.
- Verona's centre is very lyrical, as it is the setting for three Shakespearean plays.
- This area puts you close to the Piazza del Erbe, the city's market and forum.
- Historic palaces, typical Italian residences decorated with ancient murals, trattorias, and iconic towers border this immensely ornate area.
- The Madonna Verona fountain, which stands in the centre of the Piazza, is a well-known city icon.
- Operas and other theatrical performances are still held at Roman Arena. The Torre di Lamberti, with the spectacular views of the lively Piazza and ancient city, is a must-see.
- The historic centre is conveniently reachable by public transportation. This neighbourhood is within walking distance of Verona's central train station.
Porta Nuova
- For those interested in ancient attractions and traditional Renaissance architecture from the 16th century, Porta Nuova, located south of the historic centre, is an excellent place to stay.
- This location lies outside Verona's city limits, making cathedrals, classic villas, Italian palaces, and regional landscapes accessible.
- Porta Nuova also contains Verona's principal train station, giving it an excellent location for transportation.
Borgo Trento
- Borgo Trento is located north of the historic centre, across the Adige River. This is an excellent place to stay if you want to have an authentic Italian experience among the locals.
- The most acceptable hotel option is a charming bed & breakfast, where the locals will serve as your hosts and excellent guides to the region.
- The Shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes, a historical fort that now houses a perfect space of Catholic devotion atop a hill with stunning views of the city, is also nearby.
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CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
Verona Culture and Traditions
- Verona's culture extends back thousands of years to when the city began to flourish under Roman authority and become urbanized due to its busy port.
- The culture was affected by Roman control for the most part, while France and Austria briefly occupied it.
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FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
Verona: Food, Fun & Fashion Guide
Risotto with Tastasal
#Food
- This risotto is constructed with minced, salted, and peppered pork and is a typical dish of Verona and Veneto cuisine.
- In Venetian dialect, the word "tastasal" means "to taste the salt," This method was created to ensure that the meat used in the sausages and salami was correctly salted.
- There are various varieties, all of which are equally excellent, in Veronese cooks.
Boiled meat with pearà
#Food
- One of Verona's traditional dishes, enjoyed by city families on cold winter days, especially at Christmas.
- It consists of boiling meat and veggies with mashed breadcrumbs "seasoned" with plenty of pepper. This recipe can be made in various ways, but the essential ingredients remain the same.
Pastissada de Caval
#Food
- This meal, often known as the "braised horse," has a long history. The conflict between the King of the Ostrogoths Theodoric and the King of Italy Odoacre is claimed to have shaken the Veronese realm in the fifth century after Christ.
- After Theodoric's victory, many horses remained on the ground, and the hungry people were allowed to feast on them.
- To extend the life of the meat, it was chopped and macerated in red wine with spices and vegetables.
La Grande Mela shopping complex
#Fashion
- Begin your shopping in Verona by visiting one of the city's well-known retail centres. La Grande Mela shopping centre has almost a hundred unique stores.
- Customers can purchase clothing and shoes in a variety of pricing ranges and unique accessories and perfumes.
- On the first two floors, there are shopping pavilions and eateries. The entire third floor is dedicated to recreational spaces.
- There are numerous kid-friendly attractions and playgrounds and a modern cinema and billiards.
Mantua Outlet
#Fashion
- The Fashion District Mantova Outlet is an equally attractive location for bargain hunters.
- Because it sells quality brand items at up to 80% off, this outlet is one of the most popular.
- It features trade pavilions for people of all ages. Customers, both young and elderly, can select the best things.
Grand'Affi Shopping
#Fashion
- The Grand'Affi Shopping Mall continues to draw the attention of visitors visiting Verona. It is one of the city's tiniest shopping districts, with only 40 stores.
- The range of things, on the other hand, is incredible. There are excellent leather goods, low-cost footwear, and souvenirs that can be found there.
- Cosmetics and jewellery stores will satisfy the ladies. Since its inception, the shopping mall has been a permanent location for exhibitions and other entertainment events.
Gardaland
#Fun
- nine shows. It boasts the most rides of any of the parks.
- Gardaland's numerous rides will appeal to teenagers. Those are not suitable for pregnant women, people with back difficulties, heart problems, or high blood pressure. You know who you are talking about.
- With its three themed rides, Peppa Pig Land will delight small children. Children can go to Peppa's house and snap photos with Peppa and George.
- Gardaland also features many specifically suited rides for younger children and has no height requirements. Bring bathing suits if the weather is warm. There are some nice fountains/play areas and a water castle with numerous slides for small children.
- The children aged eight to eleven had the most difficulty at Gardaland. Many of the rides are too small, yet they are too old for Peppa Pig Land and other little ones.
Movieland
#Fun
- Without the support of a major studio, Movieland is a standard movie-themed amusement park. It may not have as many rides as Gardaland, but it is also not nearly as crowded.
- We chose to go to Movieland this year after learning that they have a new dinosaur ride called Pangea. Miss M was enthralled by the dinosaurs and the narration accompanying the ride.
- Peter and I were surprised to learn that one of the guests had to drive the car for the excursion. It took a while for our driver to establish his speed.
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NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
Verona: Natural Beauty & Safari Adventures
- The park combines a safari and a zoo. This year, the park turned 50 years old, making it the oldest of the four parks.
- You begin by taking a safari across one section of the park in your automobile. If you're riding a bike or a motorcycle, you can rent one.
- Keep an eye out for animals with the right of way and take the path of least resistance.
- Then there's a trip to a more traditional geo-zoo. We had some fantastic sightings this year, despite the heat. Close encounters with a leopard, a kea, a rhinoceros, and a cranky vulture.
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EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
Verona Must-Attend Festivals and Events
- Several activities, shows, and special guided tours are planned during Valentine's Day week to make your weekend in Verona memorable.
- Large hearts of all sizes and shapes adorn squares, roadways, and storefront windows. Couples get discounts and special offers at museums and restaurants.
- Valentine's Day is a significant event in Verona that engages everyone and involves the entire city, contributing to the ideal atmosphere for the many couples who come to visit the city of Romeo and Juliet and love.
- Verona's Carnival is one of the oldest in Italy, dating back to 1531. Poor people, particularly in the old St Zeno's church district, one of the largest and most populated in town, suffered famine due to food scarcity that year.
- Tommaso Da Vico, a wealthy nobleman, chose to donate a large quantity of money to help impoverished people buy flour to create gnocchi, little dumplings that were the poor people's primary source of nutrition at the time.
- Da Vico stipulated in his will that gnocchi and wine be distributed to residents of the area surrounding St Zeno's church every year on the Carnival final Friday.
- The origins of the Veronese Carnival can be traced back to this time.
- Nowadays, on Venerdi' gnocolar', gnocchi's Friday, a large parade passes through the streets of Verona, finishing in front of St. Zeno church.
- The march is led by Papa' de' gnocco, or "gnocchi's father," a mask depicting an elderly king with a massive fork topped by large gnocchi instead of a wand.
- A month before the Carnival, the man who wears the costume is publicly elected in St. Zeno square.
- Candidates are attempting to purchase votes by offering complimentary gnocchi and wine!
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