Discover Verona 2026

The Roman amphitheatre, built in 30 AD, is one of the best-preserved in the world and in summer transforms into one of the largest open-air opera stages, with spectacular performances in front of up to 15,000 spectators.

The medieval house with the famous balcony is considered the literary setting of Shakespeare's «Romeo and Juliet» and attracts thousands of lovers every year who leave love letters at the entrance.

The Castelvecchio fortress, built by the della Scala family in the 14th century, combines an art gallery with medieval sculpture and painting with the distinctive crenellated Ponte Scaligero over the Adige.

The market square built on the ancient forum forms the lively heart of the old town, with colourful stalls, historic palazzi and the distinctive Torre dei Lamberti, offering a wide view over Verona.

Zurich–Verona by train takes about four hours via Milan.

The Roman amphitheatre transforms in summer into one of the largest open-air opera stages.

The medieval house with the famous balcony, the literary setting of «Romeo and Juliet».

The fortress combines a medieval art gallery with the distinctive Ponte Scaligero over the Adige.