Iconic places not to miss: museums, churches, historic palaces, parks and everything that makes the city unique.
The 16th-century Renaissance garden with a cypress maze, panoramic terraces, and artificial caves admired by Goethe
A Romanesque gem in Verona
Venetian art and elegant architecture on the banks of the Adige River
Medieval Scaliger castle transformed into art museum with masterpieces from the Middle Ages to the Venetian Renaissance
Roman Verona between artifacts and panorama
From the Venetian project of 1610 to contemporary exhibitions
Medieval architecture and unique matronea in Italy
The monumental gate that welcomed travelers from Milan
The 84-meter-high medieval civic bell tower overlooking Verona with panoramic terrace and eight historic bells
The medieval castle of Verona
The Gothic funerary monuments of the Della Scala family, lords of Verona between the 13th and 14th centuries, masterpieces of sculpture
Europe's first public epigraphic museum with 18th century Greek and Roman Etruscan inscriptions
Nineteenth-century neoclassical masterpiece on Piazza Bra
La biblioteca ecclesiastica più antica del mondo ancora attiva fondata nel V secolo con codici miniati e manoscritti medievali rarissimi
The most romantic balcony in the world, where the legend of Romeo and Juliet comes to life every day.
The most scenic building in Herbs Square
Verona's oldest Roman bridge rebuilt stone by stone after World War II
The third largest Roman amphitheater in the world and a temple of international opera
Ethnographic collections of the Comboni Missionaries
Two thousand years of history between archaeology and daily life
Romanesque masterpiece with bronze portal and medieval crypt
Romanesque cathedral with masterpieces by Titian
The medieval palace that housed courts and city administration with Scaliger tower and modern art gallery
The monumental gateway that welcomes travelers from the highway
Modern and contemporary art in renaissance palace
Masterpiece of military architecture from the 1st century AD.
Headquarters of the Civic Museum of Natural History
Four centuries of knowledge in a Renaissance palace
The twentieth-century bridge dedicated to the hero of two worlds Giuseppe Garibaldi that connects the center and northern suburbs of Verona
Medieval square with historic buildings and statue of Dante
The medieval sarcophagus in the Franciscan convent where legend says the Shakespearean tragic heroine rests
Neoclassical theater from 1732 with opera season and concerts
The 1356 medieval fortified bridge connecting Castelvecchio to the banks of the Adige River with three monumental arches and Ghibelline batt
Permanent collection and blockbuster exhibitions at Palazzo Forti
The monumental 16th-century Venetian gateway that marked the entrance to Peschiera del Garda's fortifications on the lake
The panoramic fortress on the hill that offers the most beautiful and photographed view of Verona
Fossils, minerals and nature collections in Renaissance palace
Collection of musical instruments and history of Veronese music
From the war horse to the Veronese equestrian tradition
Gothic palace with art, weapons and objects from the Middle Ages to the 19th century
Detached frescoes from the 12th to 16th centuries in the former Franciscan monastery
The public urban park in the Borgo Trento neighborhood with green areas, children's playgrounds, and sports fields frequented by Veronese fa
Specialized museum dedicated to the history of picture postcards with vintage collections from the 19th century to the present and historica
The large naturalistic park in the hills east of Verona, perfect for trekking, mountain biking, and panoramic views of the city.
The double Romanesque-Gothic church built on two levels with 14th-century frescoes and a wooden ceiling shaped like a ship's hull.
Twentieth-century Marian shrine in the Veronese hills with replica Lourdes votive grotto and spectacular views of the city
Historical museum dedicated to the evolution of radio and telecommunications with vintage equipment Marconi collections and Italian broadcas
Goldsmithing, sacred vestments and religious art from the Middle Ages to the Baroque period
The specialized music museum dedicated to the history of accordion with period instruments collections and Italian folk music tradition
Discovering and learning
The largest Gothic church in Verona, featuring masterpieces by Pisanello, a hunchbacked water carrier, and extraordinary 14th-century fresco
Romanesque-Gothic cathedral housing Titian's Assumption and the octagonal early Christian baptistery
The university botanical garden, founded in 1959, preserves thousands of rare and tropical medicinal plant species.
The historic park attached to the 18th-century villa with Italian gardens centuries-old trees and elegant Veronese aristocratic architecture
Presses, movable type and the evolution of publishing
From the Roman forum to the city's liveliest marketplace
Medieval palace and history of the Montecchi family
Documents, weapons and memorabilia from the Napoleonic period to the Unification of Italy
Historical museum dedicated to Veronese industrial tradition with period machinery worker testimonies and manufacturing documentary archives
Gothic architecture and medieval frescoes in the heart of the city
Remains of an ancient theater
The largest square in the city with the Roman Arena
The 1967 modern road bridge across the Adige River quickly connecting historic downtown and northern residential neighborhoods
The nineteenth-century Austrian fortress in the hills of Verona with underground tunnels, casemates, and spectacular views of the city and p
The green park that winds along the 16th-century Venetian walls is perfect for jogging and scenic walks.
The medieval building of the merchants' guild dominates Piazza Erbe with its Ghibelline battlements.
The public park in the Borgo Milano neighborhood dedicated to the young Veronese partisan Alessandro Canestrari
Ancient heart of the city
Austrian fortress on the hill with breathtaking views of the city
The Roman triumphal arch built by the Gavia family and rebuilt next to Castelvecchio after Napoleon
The green and symbolic heart of the square
Modern urban park named after famous Veronese criminologist and founder of criminal anthropology Cesare Lombroso