The Adige River meanders through its centre, while rolling hills stand as a backdrop – their dramatic peaks adding to Verona's fairytale appeal. As a former Roman metropolis and powerful trading ...

The tour lasts 90 minutes and costs about £7 per person. Verona merits only a few pages in most guidebooks. The Eyewitness Travel Guide: Venice and the Veneto is among the best, with 16 pages on ...

The excellent Verona Card is available from tourist offices, many attractions, churches and news kiosks, and entitles you to free city bus travel as well as free or reduced entry to most tourist ...

From exploring ancient Roman ruins to experiencing the magic of opera, Verona offers a little something for everyone. Here’s why it deserves a spot on your family’s Italian travel list!

THD loves Verona as Romeo loved Juliet. It is a great strolling city. The center is dense with fine examples of Medieval (Piazza del'Erbe in particular), Romanesque, and Gothic architecture.

The city immortalised by William Shakespeare, Verona has been the setting for three of the Bard’s plays – Romeo and Juliet, The Two Gentlemen of Verona, and The Taming of the Shrew.

Love Venice but I love its neighbour Verona more. It’s not just because Verona is a dream to get to for a weekend break. It spoils us with regular UK flights and an airport that’s a short bus ...

Verona’s unique and historic centre is a lovely, lived-in palimpsest of Roman, Medieval, Renaissance and later overlays. Just beyond the city gates, the landscape of Valpolicella is no less ...

co-founder of Imago Artis Travel, and Domenica Maruzzo, a publicist born and raised in Verona who grew up playing ball in front of the Arena and still lives in the city. When it comes to the Hotel ...