Two Days in Verona

Two Days in Verona, Verona, Italy

If you are looking for a gorgeous Italian city that’s jam-packed with historic sites, tales of romance, plus fabulous food and wine, then Verona is for you. I’d recommend spending at least two full days in Verona. I stayed three nights and two days; I wish I had allowed myself at least one more day.

Nicknamed ‘The Little Rome of the North’ and ‘The City of Love’, many visitors only visit Verona as part of a day tour from Venice or Milan. But this beautiful city truly deserves more of your time.

For me, the best way to visit any city is to start with a walking tour. It’s an excellent way to learn a little about the city’s history, get your bearings, and pick up some valuable tips.

Now, I normally choose to do the free walking tours, because I am always concerned about my travel budget, and some may even say I’m a bit tight, but shock, horror, this time I actually paid for it!

Why? Did I win the lottery? No, I was looking at doing one of the free ones, such as this one with Free Tour Verona but I was in Verona in the middle of August, and there were a lot of tourists. I just didn’t want to get caught up in a big group.

So I paid. I did this one with Ways Travel and it was excellent. Just six of us, a great guide and when we bumped into the free tour group, I knew I had made the right decision. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: Two Days in Verona
Guide Location: Italy » Verona
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Sarah Wilson
Read it on Author's Website: https://lifepart2andbeyond.com/two-days-in-verona/
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
  • Piazza Bra
  • the Palazzo Barbieri
  • Arena di Verona (Verona Arena)
  • Casa di Giulietta (House of Juliet)
  • Castelvecchio Museum
  • Scaliger Bridge
  • Piazza Delle Erbe
  • Madonna Verona
  • Mazzanti Houses
  • Torre dei Lamberti
  • Scaliger Tombs
  • Santa Maria Antica Church
  • Gallery of Modern Art
  • Ponte Pietra (Stone Bridge)

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