Verona

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Perhaps best known for its Shakespeare associations, Verona attracts tourists from all over the world who admire its pretty piazzas and meandering lanes. But beyond the Renaissance romance, Verona is a bustling centre, dominated by a huge 1st-century amphitheatre. Pretty churches, architecturally charming bridges over the Adige River, impressive art and regional wine and food from the Veneto hinterland, make Verona one of northern Italy’s most attractive cities.

The main language spoken in Verona is Italian, but most locals will speak English in tourist areas. That’s not to say you shouldn’t give Italian a try though!

The approximate flight time to Verona Airport is 2 hours and 15 minutes.

Verona enjoys hot summers, but the winters are much colder than other Mediterranean. The best times of the year to go to Verona are from late May through to early October. If you're looking for a less crowded scene, spring and autumn are best.

Verona is a delightful destination for immersing yourself in the art, culture, style and culinary traditions of Italian life. Explore the city’s many attractions, before indulging in fine Italian cuisine.

Culture vultures will be pleased to hear that the city puts on many events and festivals throughout the year. As the setting of Romeo and Juliet, Verona hosts the most romantic festival in the world each February – Verona in Love. For three days, the streets are decorated with huge posters, lights and balloons in the shape of hearts, and events, fairs and presentations take place.

Summer means opera in Verona, where spectacles in the Arena– the city’s Roman amphitheatre – showcase one of the most remarkable ancient buildings still surviving. If you can, visit for the annual Arena di Verona Summer Opera Festival, a spectacular summer festival of opera.

It wouldn’t be a trip to Italy without sampling lots of tasty Italian food and Verona has a lot to offer. From risotto and gnocchi to pandoro (traditional Italian Christmas cake) and wine, there’s lots to sample.