Experience Verona with us

Verona a city of beauty, popular with tourists seeking out its Shakespeare associations; well, it’s where Romeo + Juliet was based, after all. Explore, and you may not find your Romeo or Juliet. Still, you will find your pretty piazzas connected by small, cobbled lanes, plenty of churches and an amphitheatre from the 1st Century. Add in fine food and wine, art with a heavy dose of culture, and you have the perfect destination. Oh, and with it being close to Lake Garda, there’s no excuse not to take in the surrounding natural beauty of the region.

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Our tips for Verona

Make sure to visit the Lake: With Verona being on the edge of Lake Garda, it’s a must to go and head there for a day trip – isango! tours allow you to enjoy this stunning area and enjoy the wonders of the city. A perfect mix, wouldn’t you say. Less crowded than Venice: You might want to keep this secret! You’ll find Verona is less crowded than nearby Venice, and there are plenty of places to escape the crowds. Eat and be merry: You’ll find some good food in the region. Although it’s heavy on meat, you really should try the risotto. Hmm, yummy.

Good to know

For the best of Verona, make sure to head there during July and August. It can get hot during July with an average of 31 C. Make sure to drink plenty of water during that time. Spring can also be pleasant, but if visiting during the winter months, it can get cold! You’ve been warned.

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