Verona Holidays

Verona Holidays

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Holidays in Verona

With as many as 220,000 people calling this place home, you're certain to make plenty of new friends!

It lies 260 miles away from Rome, the nation's capital, and 10 miles away from San Mauro di Saline.

Every family member will have a great time at Cavour Aquatic Park and Villabella Water Park. Are the kids still full of energy? Don't think you are done yet! Keep up the fun with a visit to Pico Verde Water Park and Terme di Giunone.

Your youngest travellers will be filled with awe and delight on an excursion to the Parco Zoo Safari. They'll experience a firsthand look at how its animals behave as well as learn about what it takes to look after them.

Wine connoisseurs can spend a little time discovering this fertile landscape’s picturesque vineyards. A good range of tasty drops are available at the Azienda Agricola Villa Giona and the Villa della Torre Cazzola. You can also sit down, relax and try the local red or white at the Allegrini Azienda Agricola and the Azienda Vinicola Fratelli Fabiano.

When you need some respite from the commotion of the city, take off to one of the city's green spots like Giardino Giusti or the Sigurta Park. Molina Waterfall Park and Giardini Pubblici Arsenale are also popular meeting points for locals and visitors alike.

Nature lovers will have plenty of places to explore. A day trip to Fumane Cave and Oasi Vajo Galina is sure to recharge those batteries. You won't want to miss Valle delle Sfingi either. The natural surroundings here are sure to impress.

The Verona Archeological Museum and Castelvecchio Museum are perfect places to collect your thoughts. Peruse the eye-opening displays and ask the staff about guided tours and other one-off happenings! Museum nerds should also pencil in stops at the Museo Nicolis and the Cantina F.lli Zeni Wine Museum.

Broaden your knowledge on the natural world with a visit to the Environmental Centre Archaeological Museum and the Museo Archeologico. With so many fascinating things on show in the display shelves, you might not know where to start! To see more from this versatile planet, continue onwards to the Museo Storico Naturale and the Museo Geopaleontologico di Camposilvano.

Appreciate the striking works of art on display in the gallery spaces of the Palazzo Forti. If you come across something that is of particular interest, make sure to ask about the creator.

Uncover the secrets of the city's past at the Civic Museum AE Baruffaldi. Through interesting information and artifacts, the museum highlights the important characters and events that have contributed to the development of the area.

Verona has lots of unique historic attractions. Why not begin delving into this destination's past at Castelvecchio and Juliet's House? St. Peter's Castle and Scaliger Tombs are also worth spending some time at.

Ponte Scaligero and Ponte Pietra have spanned Verona's waters for what seems like forever, so the least you can do in return is add them to your itinerary. They aren't the only longstanding crossings. Ponte di Pietra and Ponte di Veja have also been awaiting you since the days of yore.

"If you've got it, flaunt it!" It appears as though something along the lines of this was on the minds of those who payed for Scala della Ragione and Loggia del Consiglio. Villa Mosconi Bertani and Villa La Mattarana are two more opulent abodes. Ask about tours if you care to see them up close.

For a magical trip back in time, walk over and behold the spellbinding impression of Castello Scaligero and Soave Castle. If you're keen to discover more about these remarkable cultural monuments, why not visit Castle of Montorio and Piazzale Castel San Pietro too?

You can get a fill of both local history and faith at Basilica of San Zeno Maggiore and San Lorenzo Maggiore. You should also check if there are any tours available at Santa Maria Antica and San Fermo Maggiore.

You might think there's nothing left to do after seeing Verona's most popular tourist attractions, but don't head off just yet. There are still a few spots that are worth a peek. Why not do a little more sightseeing at the Biblioteca Capitolare and the Biblioteca Civica? You'll also find plenty to keep you busy at Equestrian Sporting Club Paradiso and Boscopark Parco Avventura.