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Juliet’s House
Verona in Italy is home to Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. Juliet's House, owned by the Capreti family, is an ancient 13th-century building. The courtyard has a statue of Juliet and the famous balcony where Romeo and Juliet had their secret encounters. There's a love wall with linked names and a reception hall with murals. Upstairs, there are rooms with simple furnishings and a glass table cabinet with paintings depicting scenes from the play.Verona · 676m from downtown
Verona Arena
The Verona Arena is located near the Piazza Bra (Pza.Bra) in the city center and is second only to the Colosseum in Italy. The theater was built in the 1st century AD, and it still retains its original appearance. Various large-scale opera performances will be held during the opera festival from July to September every year. The entire ancient Roman theater is oval, with a long diameter of 152 meters, a short diameter of 128 meters, and a height of 30 meters. It can accommodate more than 30,000 people. Entering the interior of the theater and climbing the observation deck, you can enjoy the entire theater and the city. Since 1913, traditional outdoor operas have been staged from July to September every year. Thousands of opera lovers gather in Verona during this period to celebrate this annual event and enjoy Carmen, Tosca", "Turandot" and other world famous dramas. Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder are frequent visitors here.Verona · 222m from downtown
Castelvecchio Museum
The Old Castle Museum located in the city of Verona is actually an old building renovation project, which is the overall design work of the well-known Italian architect Carlo Scarpa in the 1950s. Verona's old castle Verona's old castle (Castelvecchio) is a more important military building in the medieval Scaliger Dynasty. Its historical extension is very complicated. Some of the city walls are from the ancient Roman period. The Carra family built the Castelvecchio castle on the original foundation, which was later transformed into fortifications and barracks. After the First World War, the castle completed its "military mission" and in 1925 it was changed to a museum displaying medieval art in the region. Project renovation. The renovation of the old castle Scarpa changed the original monotonous display of exhibits with his unique architectural language. Through the contrast of rich geometric shapes and modern materials with ancient artworks, the design of details such as entrances, steps, windows, and exhibits positions, And a large number of borrowing techniques are used, so that visitors can fully feel the blend of old and new, tradition and modernity, no matter where they stand in the exhibition hall or in the castle. Visiting here today is not only for the artwork on display inside, but the building itself is a must-see exhibit.Verona · 298m from downtown
Piazza delle Erbe
Piazzadelle Erbe (Piazzadelle Erbe) is located in the north of Verona. It is said that it was called Flo Romano in Roman times. It was a public place for citizens to conduct arbitration and political gatherings. Now, all kinds of fruit, vegetable and flower shops cover the whole square, which looks more like a big market. The buildings are luxurious and chic from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance.Verona · 693m from downtown
House of Romeo
Romeo's former residence is located at 4 Cecilia Street behind the Gentlemen's Square, which was once owned by the Montecchi family of Romeo's family. In stark contrast to Juliet's former residence, Romeo's former residence has been neglected. It is not only located in a remote corner, but also has no publicity and signs. It is in ruins and dilapidated. A plaque reminds people to pay attention to its difference, and it reads a line from Shakespeare's famous play "Romeo, where are you?" s Choice.Verona · 829m from downtown
Castelvecchio Bridge
Castelvecchio Bridgewas built in the Middle Ages,rebuilt after World War II, and is currentlywell-preserved. It spans the Adige River, and you can take a walk on the bridge and take photos.Verona · 410m from downtown
Ponte Pietra
Ponte Pietrais an arched bridge built during the Roman period. This marble bridge has a total length of 92.80m, a width of 7.2m, and 5 arched openings. It is also a filming location for the Korean drama "Lovers in Venice". The scenery around the bridge is beautiful, making it a great place for a walk and sightseeing.Verona · 1.2 km from downtown
Castel San Pietro
St. Peter's Castle was built by the Austrians on the basis of an original castle, which overlooks the sights of Verona.Verona · 1.4 km from downtown
Porta dei Borsari
Verona · 423m from downtown
Giardino Giusti
The Giusti Garden is located in Verona, Italy. It was built in the 16th century and is a well-known garden in Italy. Since it was built, the garden has undergone many transformations, especially after World War II, due to the damage of many vegetation, the garden has undergone a major renovation. The present Giusti Garden is a late Italian Renaissance garden with a tower built in 1701.Verona · 1.3 km from downtown
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What travelers say about Verona
NEIL-DEVONFebruary 22, 2026
5.0
For a Saturday afternoon it wasnt too bad, waited about 20 minutes in line but it was worth it! Pay attention to the signs to see where's the entrance. The city is truly amazing, the captions of Shakespeare is a great touch as you pass through the house
Juliet’s House
AmandaMeJanuary 10, 2023
5.0
The arena might not be as famous as the Colosseo but it is actually a really stunning piece of architecture! In fact is was build even before the colosseo and it also has been place for traditional games and shows in ancient times. For sure it is worth a tour when visiting the beautiful city of Verona. the ticket is 10 euro and it is free on the first Sunday of every month.tip: if you can choose the date of your visit, make sure you don't go when there are shows scheduled for the night (arena is also a theathre now) because they will cover the whole court with stage and seats and you will stay pay full ticket price.
Verona Arena
ChenhutamuApril 30, 2020
5.0
The first attraction I visited in Verona was the old castle museum, which was preserved from the original castle. The place is quite large and it takes about two hours to walk around. Next door is the old town of Verona, and on the other side is a beautiful river.
Castelvecchio Museum
7racymoonOctober 19, 2019
4.0
After visiting Juliet's former residence, Baicao Square is the next stop. Leisurely strolling around the market in the square, eating fruits and ice cream, admiring the ancient buildings of the Renaissance, it is a very leisurely town. The red sightseeing bus has also become a beautiful landscape.
Piazza delle Erbe
小思文May 9, 2021
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Romeo's former residence is a very small house. The entire residence is a very ordinary building on the block. Here you can learn about the decoration of Romeo's life at that time. It is basically one of the landscapes that literature lovers check in. It is not too big.
House of Romeo
chengsemuzilMay 5, 2016
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Feeling the local stone bridge is a way to get down to earth, the scenery is still the main
Ponte Pietra
hana茱茱May 11, 2016
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Was stunned by the sunset, the most amazing visual, very similar to the view of Istanbul
Castel San Pietro
Md Iqbal HasanAugust 13, 2025
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Giardino Giusti, located in Verona, Italy, is a Renaissance garden masterpiece dating back to the late 16th century. Renowned for its elegant symmetry, manicured hedges, cypress-lined avenues, and vibrant flower beds, it offers a serene escape from the city’s bustle. The garden’s terraces lead to a scenic viewpoint overlooking Verona’s rooftops, creating a picture-perfect backdrop. Statues, fountains, and a charming hedge maze add to its romantic charm. Once visited by Mozart and Goethe, Giardino Giusti remains a timeless blend of art and nature, making it an unmissable spot for history lovers, garden enthusiasts, and those seeking a tranquil retreat.
Giardino Giusti
