Most of Verona's attractions are conveniently located in the city center, making it best explored on foot. During your walk, you will see numerous interesting historical architectural structures, monuments, and fountains.
If you read reviews from tourists or open a Verona map with landmarks, you will undoubtedly come across the following sites:
Arena di Verona, also known as the Amphitheater, is the city's most famous landmark. It can accommodate 30,000 spectators and is located in Piazza Bra.
Churches of Santa Maria Antica and San Zeno Maggiore (here the relics of San Zeno, the patron saint of the city, are kept, and the churchyard was used for filming the movie "Castellano about Romeo and Juliet").
Any map of Verona's attractions (including those in Russian) will surely include a reference to Juliet's House and Tomb. Near Juliet's House (also known as Casa di Giulietta) stands a bronze statue of the main character from Shakespeare's famous story.
To find love and good fortune, it is recommended to touch the breast of the bronze statue and also to kiss under Juliet's balcony. And of course, after visiting Verona and exploring its attractions, don't forget to take a photo near Romeo's House as a memento.
Archaeological Museum.
Other notable attractions in Verona worth exploring include Piazza delle Erbe, Piazza dei Signori, Porta Borsari, and Castelvecchio Castle, where you can admire magnificent works by renowned Italian artists.
If you've already explored Verona, which boasts numerous attractions that could fill an entire book, consider visiting Lake Garda (located 30 km away). You can reach it by bus for a one-way ticket price of 4.8 EUR. Lake Garda offers excellent beaches and a large park for you to enjoy.
Keep in mind that admission to most attractions in Verona requires a fee, with the average ticket cost being around 5 EUR. To save money, consider using the Verona Card, which provides access to multiple sites.
