We stumbled on this by chance and are so glad we found it. The gardens in September were beautiful and the are lots of different paths for you to wander around and areas for quiet contemplation. You can also visit an apartment in the building and I found it fascinating. The rooms have been kept as they would have been years ago, some over the top with a riot of colour on the walls and furnishings and others much more parred back. One was dedicated to horses with horseshoe shaped furniture!

Magical place. If you didn't know it was there you would just walk past as entrance is anonymous. Enter and you are in another world. Fabulous gardens you can explore. At first glance, a formal garden with topiary and statues. Explore and climb the hidden steps to the top and you will find grotto, follies, belvedere. And amazing views over the city. Hardly anyone else there when we visited which made it all the better... Only complaint, no guide book as I would love to have had a good historical guide explaining the development of the gardens over the centuries.

So lovely to visit this very special garden with my friend who used to come here as a young woman with her books to study in a quiet shady corner. Her friend was one of the Giusti family so she visited often when she was staying with the family in their home just outside Verona. Imaging Goethe and Mozart wandering through the formal paths among the statues was magical.

The garden is a moderate size and is situated in a very tranquil area. Includes a view point and a maze to enjoy. We also loved that there were turtles swimming in a fountain. Important to note you have to pay to enter. In my opinion it is a must-visit when in Verona!

Well worth a visit. So much more than a beautiful garden. The turtles (I think that's what they are) in the fountain were a nice surprise. There's plenty to do and see here and would be good for kids of all ages... Statues of gods and goddesses, a maze, turtles in fountains, a climb to a vantage point and then another climb through a tower to some more spectacular views over Verona. On the way out we noticed that we could also go in the villa. Another half hour of beautiful rooms, art and history. There is a free guided tour that is available on a smartphone. Took a bit of fiddling to get it working but the explanations of the history and different garden styles were good and in English.

We would highly recommend you visit this beautiful garden in Verona. The entrance ticket includes a self guided tour of the beautiful apartment that is in the original house attached to the garden. It was the most enjoyable attraction that we visited in Verona. Very interesting tour and beautiful views from the top of the garden.

We visited the Veronetta area just across a bridge from the historical centre to see these gardens. The entrance fee was 12 euros each. It was a very enjoyable experience, a tranquil peaceful oasis in the city. A lower and upper garden, with quite alot to see including a Roman collection, mythological figures, old city walls, a pavilion, the mascherone and swimming turtles.