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
The public urban park in the Borgo Trento neighborhood with green areas, children's playgrounds, and sports fields frequented by Veronese fa
The large naturalistic park in the hills east of Verona, perfect for trekking, mountain biking, and panoramic views of the city.
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
The green park that winds along the 16th-century Venetian walls is perfect for jogging and scenic walks.
The public park in the Borgo Milano neighborhood dedicated to the young Veronese partisan Alessandro Canestrari
Modern urban park named after famous Veronese criminologist and founder of criminal anthropology Cesare Lombroso