Verona travel cost guide

The northern Italian city of Romeo and Juliet, with the Roman Arena at its heart; famous for its summer opera festival, Amarone wine and risotto.

Suggested stay: 1–2 days

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When to visit Verona

June–September
See the Arena opera festival in the Roman amphitheatre. source
September–October
Valpolicella harvest time — good for local food and wine. source

Weather: April–June and September–October are best; the Arena opera festival runs June–September, and July–August is hot. source

Times to avoid: Juliet’s House requires online booking — buy tickets in advance. source

Weather varies from year to year; check the forecast before you go.

Don't miss in Verona

  1. Arena di Verona A 1st-century Roman amphitheatre still used for summer opera; under-14s accompanied by an adult enter free. source
  2. Juliet’s House The medieval house with the famous balcony; online booking is required. source
  3. Risotto all’Amarone Verona’s signature risotto made with Valpolicella’s Amarone wine. source

Where to stay in Verona

Old Town (Piazza Bra / Piazza delle Erbe)
The heart of town, a walk from the Arena and Juliet’s House.
Around Porta Nuova Station
Handy for trains and the airport bus.

What to eat in Verona

Verona tips and things to watch out for

Verona travel tips

Good to know in Italy

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General advice for the whole country. Check official government travel advice for entry rules and safety before you go.

Restaurant prices for Verona are still being collected. The estimate also uses some official meal and transit prices checked in other cities in Italy.

Verona attraction & theme park tickets

Official sellers’ prices for one adult admission. Select attractions in the calculator to add them to your budget.

Estimate a 1-night, 2-day Verona trip

Must-see spots, local tips, admission prices and foods to try in Verona. Price data as of 2026-10-18.