Shakespeare’s city

Take your time to wind around pretty piazzas and Renaissance buildings, then you’ll soon reach Juliet’s house. Underneath the famous balcony, you can leave notes. Classic Italian restaurants are around every corner, and local Veneto wine is often paired with traditional dishes. Sounds tempting? We think so too…

Hit the beach

With breathtaking mountains and waterfronts, Lake Garda is Italy’s largest lake and is only around 30km from Verona Airport. This picturesque area also packs in a few cosy beaches, so you can pitch up by pebbles and sand to unwind and enjoy the views. The towns themselves showcase shops and eateries and are surrounded by vineyard-laced hills.

Sights and sounds

Thanks to its celebrated annual opera festival, Verona pulls in musical maestros from around the globe. Between the angelic vocals and moving strings, it’s quite the enchanting showcase. But if you prefer impressive sights, Verona Arena and the city’s many beautiful basilicas are waiting to wow.