Verona is known worldwide for its history and culture. You can have your pick of what to see and do in Verona. First of all, book a stay in a hotel in Verona is extremely simple. Lago di Garda magazine lets you choose from more than 80 hotels of every category. The website always has the latest prices, and you will pay directly in your hotel in Verona on arrival and at no additional cost.

Piazza Brà and the Arena in Verona are an impressive sight. Each year, the Arena of Verona hosts one of the most important opera festivals in the world. You can book a seat for one of the opera performances at http://arena.limtours.it/. The Arena also hosts the concerts of international pop singers and rock stars who love the amazing open-air venue with its more than 20,000 spectators. The historical town center is full of picturesque areas with extremely important monuments such as Castelvecchio, the Ponte Pietra stone bridge, the Scaliger Arches, and San Zeno Basilica, one of the most famous Romanesque churches.

Piazza delle Erbe, the square with the daily market, and Juliet’s house, with the lovely courtyard and famous balcony immortalized by Shakespeare’s play, also merit a visit. Walking along the famous Via Mazzini in downtown Verona, you’ll encounter tourists from all over the globe who are shopping in the luxurious boutiques of renowned Italian fashion labels.

There are many hotels in Verona located in the historical town center or in other parts of town convenient for business trips or holiday stays. Verona is a dynamic city, and its theaters and museums host a wide range of events. It is also close to areas such as Valpolicella, which offers its gastronomical treasures to visitors seeking true Italian flavor in this corner of the Veneto region.