Verona
A Roman and medieval city in the Veneto, with a Roman arena, Juliet's balcony and the Valpolicella wine hills nearby.
Veneto · about 255,588 people (2023)
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Tips for visiting Verona
- The Roman Arena hosts an opera festival in summer. Book seats well ahead.
- Juliet's House and balcony are a popular stop, and the courtyard gets crowded.
- Piazza delle Erbe is the market square at the heart of the old town.
- Valpolicella and Amarone wines come from the hills just north of the city.
Dates, prices and rules change, so check official sites before you travel.
Getting to Verona by train
Train is the easiest way to get here. Verona Porta Nuova is on the Milan–Venice line, with high-speed and regional trains. The old town is a short walk or bus ride away.
Check times and book on Trenitalia Also Italo (high-speed routes)
Trenitalia is Italy's main train operator and runs regional, intercity and high-speed (Frecciarossa) trains. Italo is a second operator on the main high-speed lines. We do not show live timetables. Times and fares change, so check before you travel.
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