Province of Verona

District ·🇮🇹 Italy

Area 3,089 km²

Time zone Europe/Rome

Official website web.provincia.vr.it

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Editor's Choice Highlights

Explore Verona's historical landmarks showcasing a range of architectural styles from Roman to Gothic and Romanesque. Highlights include the ancient Borsari Gate, the fortified Scaliger Bridge, the Gothic Scaliger Tombs honoring the city's medieval rulers, the Roman Theater dating back to the 1st century BC, and the Romanesque Palazzo della Ragione located in the city center, each reflecting Verona's rich cultural heritage.

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Authentic Regional Dining

This collection features 14 dining establishments in Verona showcasing authentic regional cuisine, from traditional trattorias to pizza spots and agriturismos. Several venues offer local specialties with options for takeaway and outdoor seating, including wheelchair accessibility and historic cafes preserving Verona's culinary heritage.

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Historic Churches of Verona

Explore Verona's historic churches and basilicas, featuring remarkable Romanesque and Gothic architecture, significant artworks, and cultural heritage. Highlights include the Duomo di Verona rebuilt after the 1117 earthquake, the Gothic Sant'Anastasia Church, and the Basilica of San Zeno, linked to Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.

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Castles & Forts of Verona

This collection highlights Verona’s historic castles, forts, manor houses, and ruins, representing centuries of military strategy, architectural styles, and cultural history. From medieval fortifications built by the Scaliger family to 19th-century Austrian military structures, these sites offer insight into the region's defensive and residential heritage.

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Verona's Cultural Treasures

Discover Verona's cultural heritage through 15 sites including medieval castles like Castelvecchio, ancient Roman structures such as the Teatro Romano and Porta Borsari, historic squares like Piazza delle Erbe, and a range of museums and theatres illustrating the city's artistic and architectural evolution.

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Scenic Viewpoints & Alpine Huts

This selection features a variety of natural viewpoints and alpine huts located around Verona, including elevated spots such as Monte Scheeti and Poggio dei Due Imperatori. The alpine huts offer regional cuisine and amenities like free internet access, providing mountain visitors with both scenic and practical experiences in the alpine environment. Parks and urban green spaces like Parco Via Manin complement the mountainous locations, offering diverse natural settings.

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