Verona’s city center is a very nice place. Full of shops mixed piazza and antique buildings. Easy to walk, safe and vibrant at the same time. It’s worth to spend at least one day visiting it’s many attractives.

The atmosphere of this city, with its beautiful architecture, which allows you to see the city`s growth through the centuries, its small size (it really is a small city), its monuments, Romeo and Juliet, the sympathy of the locals ,the gastronomy,its life, discrete but ever...More

Recommend this 100% since its the main attraction in my opinion. The walk down the historial center of the city means everything

Sitting at a caffe outside the verona amphitheatre listening to the spectacles & concerts performers with out the ticket price,, Romeo & Juliette Say No More

Even though the place was a little lonely since I visited in the winter, it is such an appealing spot with great vibe. Lots of little shops and restaurants and right by the Arena di Verona, which is one of the most famous spots in...More

It was raining when we visited, but the arched arcades all around the central market square allowed us to stay dry most of the morning. Lots of little stalls and shops, from local produce and flowers to higher end stores. Verona is worth a day...More

Verona is always good for a stop-over - typical touristy but still very italian - did not loose any of the flair in last 25 years of regular visits