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Discover medieval marvels, Italian romance and outstanding opera on dreamy Verona holidays.
Whether you’re scribbling a love letter on the stone walls beneath Juliet’s balcony or shopping at Chanel along glitzy Via Mazzini, you’ll feel the star-crossed lovers’ vibe throughout breaks and holidays to Verona. One night you could be watching Aida in a breathtaking 2000-year-old Roman open-air amphitheatre, the next joining the sleek and stylish on their evening passeggiata underneath the ancient gate of Porta Borsari. Then there’s the refreshing taste of raspberry and lemon gelato as you stroll though Piazza di Signori lapped by glorious Renaissance palazzi, and a glass lift ride up to the marble-clad roof of 12th-Century Torre dei Lamberti for panoramic city views. There's a lot to pack in to a Verona weekend break.
We’ve had short breaks in Verona and love this wistful little part of the world. From the melody of church bells tolling every hour at the Gardello Tower to a glass of sparkling Chiaretto on a pretty terrace, there’s plenty of ‘lost-in-time’ vibes inside the historic centre. We love the blend of Renaissance and Gothic architecture, the fresco-filled churches and the bewitching Italianate Giusti Gardens.
Away from impressive defensive fortresses and intricate architecture hidden inside the city gates is a world of hilltop villages and Veronese vineyards – a Valpolicella masterpiece of wine and whim that gives Tuscany a run for its money.
Give us a call or pop into your local store and we’ll tailor make your perfect short break Verona holiday.
Verona Hotels
Our recommendations for the best places to stay in Verona
Holidays in Verona
- Verona
- 4 Star
Recently renovated, this centrally located hotel is within walking distance of Verona’s historic centre.
Price based on:
- 3 nights from £735 p/p
- 2 adults
- Bed and Breakfast
- Return flights from London Gatwick
- Transfers included
- Travel on Monday 14th September 2026
- Verona
- 5 Star
This welcoming retreat in the heart of Verona offers a beguiling mix of modern comfort and historic atmosphere.
Price based on:
- 3 nights from £671 p/p
- 2 adults
- Bed and Breakfast
- Return flights from London Gatwick
- Transfers included
- Travel on Monday 4th January 2027
- Verona
- 3 Star
This boutique hotel, in an impeccably restored Liberty-style building, offers fresh contemporary accommodation in Verona’s historic centre.
Price based on:
- 3 nights from £542 p/p
- 2 adults
- Bed and Breakfast
- Return flights from London Gatwick
- Transfers included
- Travel on Monday 16th November 2026
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Historic Verona: From Roman Stones to Romeo & Juliet
Discover the town of Romeo and Juliet on this two-hour guided tour of Verona. Experience the heart of Verona’s historic centre and discover its most beloved spots, including Piazza Bra, Piazza delle Erbe, Piazza dei Signori, and Juliet's house - places that are sure to make you fall in love with this enchanting city. After your two-hour guided tour, the rest of the day is free to you explore at your own pace by using the Verona Card.
The Verona Card gives you entrance to many of the city’s historic monuments including the Arena Amphitheater, Basilica di Sant' Anastasia, Basilica di San Zeno, Casa di Giulietta, la Cattedrale, Chiesa di San Fermo, Museo di Castelvecchio, Museo di Storia Naturale, Museo Maffeiano, Museo Archeologico al Teatro Romano, Palazzo della Ragione, Torre dei Lamberti and Arche Scaligere.
• Tour duration: 2 hours; Verona Card: valid for 24 hours
• Departs Monday to Friday
• The tour is a group experience
Good to know
If you wish to visit Juliet’s House and Lamberti Tower, reservations must be made prior to the visit.
Visit Venice from Verona
Spend the day exploring Venice on this private tour of one of Italy’s most beautiful cities. Depart Verona by train to Venice where you will be met by a local guide who will take you on a walking tour of the city. There’s plenty to see here, including the impressive grandeur of Piazza San Marco. There will be some free time for you to explore the city’s narrow alleyways and canals at your own pace before returning to Verona.
• Duration: full day
• Departs Monday to Friday
• Private experience
Good to know
Venice has admission fees on weekends and on bank holidays which need to be paid directly via the Venice Access Fee website to avoid possible fines.
Verona Food & Wine Walking Tour
Discover Verona's culinary delights on a food and wine tour that guides you through the city's winding lanes. This culinary experience kick starts with a good Italian espresso where you can get to know your local guide and the rest of the group. While walking through Verona, you'll stop at local shops and taverns, immersing yourself in genuine Italian epicurean culture. Visit a bottega for local cheese and cold cuts with homemade bread and sample regional wines such as Valpolicella at an osteria. No visit to Verona would be complete without sampling a gelato from one of the city’s oldest and most renowned ice-cream parlours.
• Duration: Half day
• Start time: 10.30am
• Departs Tuesday to Sunday
• Includes 5 food and wine tasting stops
Ancient Architecture of Verona: Guided Arena Tour
There’s a lot to see in Verona so, if time is short, this express guided tour of the Arena will give you a great insight into this iconic Roman amphitheatre. The tour begins at Piazza Bra, with priority entry to the Arena. Over 45 minutes, a local guide will share the Arena's history and narrate stories of gladiators and the Roman games which took place here. As you walk beneath the ancient marble arcades, you will learn how the Arena was constructed and how it survived an earthquake in the 12th century. The Arena still continues to serve as one of Verona's leading open-air opera venues and stands as an enduring emblem of the city's cultural heritage.
• Duration: 45 minutes
• Start time: 12.30pm
• Departs Tuesday to Sundays
• Tour operates with a minimum of two people
• Entrance ticket to Arena Museum included
Get to know Verona and those important practicalities when planning your perfect holiday.
Capital
TIME DIFFERENCE
GMT +1 hour
CURRENCY
Euro
FLYING TIME TO DESTINATION
2 hours
RELIGION
Christianity (Roman Catholic)
LANGUAGE
Italian
Where is Verona?
Verona is one of Italy’s smaller cities and lies in the Veneto region, just 75 miles north of Venice. The eastern bank of Lake Garda is just 30 minutes away and the two destinations work perfectly as a twin centre.
Café culture
In the heart of the city is the picturesque Piazza del Erbe, a bustling square on the former site of the Roman Forum. The square's colourful market, frescoed buildings, soaring 12th-Century tower and ornate fountain topped with a Roman statue dubbed the 'Virgin of Verona' make this scenic spot a great place for people-watching. Buzzing cafés, restaurants and bars line the square, and it’s dramatically lit up at night when it hosts everything from live music and performance art to author readings and silent discos.
Verona icons
Reverberating with the classical tones of Aida and Carmen, the Roman amphitheatre of the Verona Arena sits in the bustling Piazza Brà, and once the stage of the famed Roman games and battle ground of gladiators, today it’s the setting for some of the world’s most dramatic operatic performances. On the opposite side of the River Adige, Verona’s Roman Theatre was carved into the hillside to make great use of its stunning surrounds below and beyond.
Getting around
The compact city is easily walkable and exploring by bicycle is also a charming way to see the sights. There are designated taxi ranks throughout the city and a great network of buses with daily passes available to buy.
Food & drink
The food scene in Verona is exceptional. There are plenty of authentic food experiences to be had, whether you’re eating at a family-run osteria or in an atmospheric converted church. Expect candlelit wine cellars, informal trattorias and plenty of fine dining. Local specialities include risotto all’Amarone, bigoli and all different kinds of gnocchi. There are also refreshing fruit cups and gelato, charcuterie and cheese boards, and of course those famous Valpolicella reds and sparkling rosé Chiarettos.
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