3 Days Itinerary in Verona, Italy - Travel Guide
Verona Unveiled: A 3-Day Italian Fantasia
| Days | Description |
|---|---|
| 1 | Day 1 - Journey into Verona's history |
| 2 | Day 2 - Romancing in Verona |
| 3 | Day 3 - Delving into Verona's offbeat spots |
Introduction
Embrace la dolce vita in the city of star-crossed lovers: Verona, Italy. This 3-day itinerary is designed to immerse you in Verona's rich history, impeccable culinary scene, and, of course, its jaw-dropping architecture, without hitting the tourist traps. So buckle up, and let’s get this Italian adventure started!
Day 1 - Journey into Verona's history
Verona Arena would be the first stop. Feel your heart skip a beat as this Roman amphitheater embraces you, whispering tales from the past. After being awestruck by the Arena, a leisurely stroll to Piazza delle Erbe is in order. Here, grab yourself a gelato, marvel at the frescoes at Casa Mazzanti, and get lost in the buzzing local market. Stealing the afternoon is Castelvecchio, a castle watching over the city since the Middle Ages. As the night falls, enjoy a panoramic view of Verona at the castle’s bridge, Ponte Scaligero, which will wrap up your historical plunge perfectly.
Day 2 - Romancing in Verona
Start your morning at Juliet's house, where you can leave a love message on the wall. Tap into your inner Romeo or Juliet under the famous balcony! No trip to Verona is complete without seeing the beautiful Torri dei Lamberti. Climb to the top for a sweeping view of this Italian gem. Later, loosen up in Giardino Giusti, right after savoring the taste of Italy during lunch at a local osteria. For dinner, make a date with Piazza Bra and relish the traditional Veronese fare beneath the stars as you reminisce about the love stories around you.
Day 3 - Delving into Verona's offbeat spots
San Zeno Basilica offers a tranquil start to your third day. This Romanesque masterpiece won't leave you disappointed. Follow it up with the hidden jewel, Arco dei Gavi, an ancient Roman gate that had once marked the entrance to Verona. For those desiring more of Italy’s greenery, make your way to the Parco delle Cascate. Here, get swept away by the waterfall-saturated park. For the finale, take time to appreciate the local Veronese wine at an authentic Italian vineyard. This experience will not only satiate your palate but also seal your passionate affair with Verona.
Olivia Thompson
FAQs about this
3 day itinerary in
Verona
Late spring and early fall are great times to visit Verona, as the weather is pleasant and tourist crowds are smaller.
Yes, in Verona, like the rest of Italy, tipping isn't obligatory. However, if the service was excellent, it is customary to leave a small tip, usually about 10% of your bill.
Absolutely, don't miss out on trying some traditional Veronese dishes such as Risotto all'Amarone, Pasta e Fasoi and Pastissada de Caval. Also, take advantage of Verona's reputation as a wine region by sampling some local wines.