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Discover Verona in 2 Days: the Second Day

Scenic view of Verona, Ponte Pietra in the foreground

Once you have had enough of a first day whilst in Verona, save enough energy to have the better of the city in the second day. Complete your second day in Verona by ensuring to visit the following places: 1. The Verona Arena. It dates back to the 1st century and is an ancient Roman amphitheater. The structure contributes to the world’s heritage status. Visit the Arena and step back in time in this majestic building. Opera performances are also conducted at the building and if your visit coincides with one then you are in for a treat. 2. Giardino Giusti. It is among the most beautiful gardens in the country. Escape from bustles and hustles of the city and admire views and serenity in this renaissance garden. 3. Duomo di Verona. It was built on the ruins of basilica between 1117 and 1138. It is among prominent landmarks in the city. Both inside and outside visibility of the building is very impressive especially the marble and Romanesque façade. The cathedral is also one of the most popular churches to visit in the city. 4. Casa di Giulietta. It’s also known as Juliet’s house and is where shake Speer’s most famous love story, Romeo and Juliet, setting was held. It has an iconic balcony in the forefront and is just located off Pizza delle Erbe. A bronze status of Juliet lies in the courtyard and a small museum is located inside with snack photos of visitors struck with love at the top of the balcony. An early in the morning or afternoon visit is better to avoid bumping into congestion with other tourists. 5. Catlevecchio and Scaligero Bridge. It is situated on River Aldiger. The bridge crosses the river jut as the shadow of the fairy tell castle. Visit this impressive monument and learn the history of the Scaligero family that once governed the city of Verona. A visit to this place is also enriched by an onsite museum and an art gallery filled with numerous impressive works from archeological finds to sacred art, weapons and armors. 6. Teatro Romano. It also known as the Roman amphitheater. This oval shaped amphitheater is located in north-west of the city. Here you can feel the atmosphere of the roman style. This magnificent building was once a fighting ground for gladiators as well as an execution place for roman prisoners. 7. Scaliger castle. This beautiful castle is located at the top a hill. The building is surrounded by magnificent forts, gardens and tress. 8. Piazza delle Erbe. This area in the city will meet your views with distinctive architecture and urban design of Rome. In addition to its renaissance architecture, there is the Gardello Tower that was built in 14th century B.C and also the Britney Verona fountain, a beautiful decorate at the center of this area. 9. Lamberti Tower. Completed in 1463, it is the highest tower of the Roman relics at Verona. The tower is 84 meters high and has 238 stairs. At the top of the tower, one enjoys the beautiful scenery of Verona. 10. Porta Borsari. It is a gate located between two buildings and was built in the 2nd century AD. This gate beautifies the streets of Verona with a typical Roman architectural accent. Come back to the First day in Verona Tips and how to arrive

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Useful information about Verona: Tips and How to Arrive

Verona in the evening seen from Castel San Pietro

Verona is very well connected by road, rail and has an international airport. In order to get to the city, there are three different options one can choose from;
1. By car: Getting to Verona through the use of a car is quite easy. Two different freeways exactly cross the city. The Austrada (A22- Brennero –Modena) goes from north to south while another freeway, A4 Milan –Venice, goes from east to west. While on the freeways, you can exit to the city via Verona sud, Verona Est or Verona nord. This means Verona is accessible from all directions and from different airports. State roads from Brescia, Trento, Vicenza and Mantova also reach Verona. While in the city, driving and parking is a science of its own unless you want to visit the city’s suburbs or lake. To park in the city, tickets are acquired from tobacconists and newsagents. Everything that can be seen in the city can be reached within a short walk therefore a car is not much useful. Buses and trains also run through the city.
2. Train: Many trains run from European main cities to or through Verona. The main train station is located at Verona Porta Nuova. The city also has two more additional small train stations namely Verona Porta Vescovo and Verona Parona. Train tickets can also be bought online from the Trenitalia website. Public buses and taxis stop outside the train stations main entrance. You can also walk to the center of the city from these stations.
3. Plane: Many airlines like British Airways from London, Air France from Paris, Lufthansa from Munich, Ita Airways from Rome etc. Fly to Verona. Also many charter companies fly to the city. The city’s airport is small but very busy especially during summertime. From the airport, the city is a mere 20 minutes away by taxi, bus or rented car. Buses depart every 20 minutes from the airport.
However, Verona is a great city but for foreign travellers jetting into the city, the following are tips to adhere to for a swift stay in Verona;
1. Beware of pick pockets mostly located at the city’s gate entrance of Portoni della Brà. This part of the town is very crowded with thousands of tourists and pick pockets to. Be very careful when entering the Arena, standing in front of it surrounding with a crowd or taking a stroll via Mazzani.
2. To avoid standing in long lines at the railway station to book for a ticket. Booking a ticket online via the Trenitalia website is not only economical via the discounts provided but also saves you time and prevents you from exhaustion in long queues.
3. Do not drive all-round the Arena since you may get ticketed. There are unidentified places where it is tourist pedestrian only and no vehicles allowed. The markings don’t show that for you. You can park along the street but to avoid missing space arrive early to grab one.
4. Ensure to put on the right type of shoes because the city streets are made of marble floors which turn out to be smooth and slippery especially on wet days. Therefore, before setting foot out to tour the city, ensure to put on shoes with a grip.
5. For a good get along during your short stay, tip hotel workers and get to know more about Verona from them since they are the natives. They get paid meager salaries therefore showing them you appreciate their services through tips really puts you in good hands with them. Tips range from $5 to $10. Also inquiring from them information based on the city, food etc. will make you know more about Verona.
6. Don’t be afraid of gladiators who frequently lurk around in the city. When they spot a viable target, they approach the person. If you are a lady, they kiss your hand and if you are a man they try to scare you off with their swords. Also when you bump into men garbed in 18th century clothing do not be frightened to. They are more of street actors and are not entitled to harm you.
7. If you are travelling to Verona in a family or group, It is better to carry a photo of the people you are in company with. The city is crowded and therefore if a member deviates from the lot or gets lost in the city, providing a photo to the local authorities makes it a lot easier to find them.
8. Don’t leave behind your valuable documents like passport, an international driving license etc. when coming to Verona. You might be asked to produce them at airports, whilst driving in the city etc.
9. Just visiting the city and leaving without any photo or item for memory is not good. The city is full of beautiful places that may be just too much to capture with the eyes only. Bring along a camera during your stay and take amazing photos from different captivating places in the city. Grabbing a couple of souvenirs like a t shirt is also not a bad idea.
Visiting Verona in 2 days: the First day and the Second day

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Vicenza (14 Km) - Strada Carpaneda114

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B&B Villa Gozzi

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There is a place unique, personal, hospitable place where the beauty of Colli Berici and the city of Palladio become even more fascinating. Welcome to the Relais Villa Gozzi bed and breakfast. Privacy, confidentiality and pleasure of hospitality . An oasis comfortable and soothing. A recently renovated historic villa just steps from the main points of the city of Palladio for an unforgettable stay away from the noise, protection from green and pampered by the simplicity of nature. Whether you're here for tourism and relaxation, whether you're in town for business and work, when you enter the gate you will be an oasis discreet, quiet and protected from the world that surrounds you. We are 2 min. from Fiera di Vicenza, 3 min. from there west, 6 minutes. from Vicenza town but in the heart of Colli Berici.

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Our B&B is located in a strategic area: near the highway A4 Milan-Venice (5 min by car) and the railway station of Grisignano di Zocco (5 min by car) to reach all the art cities like Venice, Verona, Bassano del Grappa, Padova, Piazzola sul Brenta, famous for its markets and music festivals. At 400 meters away of the property, there is the bus stop with connections to Vicenza and Padua (the B & B is located in the province of Vicenza and it is 15 km from it). We offer a small apartment on the ground floor, with private entrance and free parking. Inside there is a living room with a sofa bed, a TV, free Internet access with wi-fi and a full kitchen with oven and microwave. The apartment has a double bedroom with TV and a private bathroom with shower and hairdryer. Sheets and towels are included. Casaamigos1 offers a breakfast of sweet products and, on request, also savory products.

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Caldiero (14 Km)

Art and culture

Museo Civico "G. Zannato"

Montecchio Maggiore (7 Km)

The “G. Zannato” Civic Museum was founded in 1922 as a private museum, and then became municipal in 1983. Currently it occupies the interior spaces of Villa Lorenzoni, where archaeological materials found in Vicenza are exhibited, dating to a period ranging from prehistory to the time of the Lombards.

Museo Napoleonico "G. Antonelli"

Arcole (12 Km)

The Museum was opened in 1984 and took its name from its architect Gustavo Alberto Antonelli. The current building, initially, was used as a nursing home and a small church managed by an order of nuns, but, with long and radical restorations that it underwent later, it came to assume the current appearance. Inside there is a large collection of objects and elements from the Napoleonic period (paintings, proclamations, etchings, etc.), including also a statue that depicts the general in his last moments. The Museum is available for all interested parties.

Mostra Permanente di Reperti Archeologici

Brendola (9 Km)

The Permanent Exhibition of Archaeological Finds is located in the municipality of Brendola. In the Museum, objects such as vases, amphorae, glasses and even coins from the Bronze Age until late Roman times are exhibited.

Rocca Scaligera

Arzignano (7 Km)

The fortress took this name because the first masters were the Scaligeri. The latter were intended to build a defensive fortress. The construction dates back to the 14th century. For more than a century, the fortress has been home to the rectory of the parish of Castello. The castle is a wonder of architecture and nature also because from here you can enjoy a beautiful view. It was last restored in 2000 and now it is in excellent condition.

Castello della Villa (di Romeo)

Montecchio Maggiore (8 Km)

The Castle of Romeo's Villa was built to remember the tragic Shakespearian love story of Romeo and Juliet. Next to it is also the castle dedicated to Juliet. There is no certainty about the precise date of construction but it is thought to date back to Roman times. Today of the entire original structure, only part can be visited and open to the public.

Castello di Bellaguardia o di Giulietta Diroccato

Montecchio Maggiore (8 Km)

Juliet's Castle was built resuming the Shakespearean tragedy of the two young people in love. The building is located in this location as it tells a story similar to that of Shakespeare, but told by another author and having two characters in the area as protagonists. The first testimonies of the construction period refer to the Romans. Today it is possible to visit it, even if only the ruins are left.

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Monteforte d'Alpone (7 Km)

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Trissino (10 Km)

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Illasi (13 Km)

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Soave (8 Km)

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Lonigo (10 Km)

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San Bonifacio (9 Km)

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Monteforte d'Alpone (5 Km)

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Colognola Ai Colli (13 Km)

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Illasi (13 Km)

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Altavilla Vicentina (11 Km)

Comune di Arzignano

Arzignano (7 Km)

Comune di Brendola

Brendola (11 Km)

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Chiampo (10 Km)

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Creazzo (13 Km)

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Arcole (12 Km)

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Caldiero (13 Km)

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San Giovanni Ilarione (11 Km)

Pro Loco

Chiampo (10 Km)

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Montecchio Maggiore (7 Km)

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Montorso Vicentino (4 Km)

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Val Liona (10 Km)

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Sovizzo (11 Km)

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Trissino (12 Km)

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Zovencedo (13 Km)

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Soave (8 Km)

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Zermeghedo (3 Km)

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Sarego (8 Km)

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Nogarole Vicentino (12 Km)

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Zimella (11 Km)

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Cazzano di Tramigna (11 Km)

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Ronca' (4 Km)

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Val Liona (11 Km)

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Montebello Vicentino (3 Km)

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Alonte (13 Km)

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Montecchia di Crosara (7 Km)

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Soave (8 Km)

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Alonte (12 Km)

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Arzignano (7 Km)

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Brendola (8 Km)

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Caldiero (14 Km)

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Chiampo (11 Km)

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Colognola Ai Colli (13 Km)

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Lonigo (9 Km)

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Montebello Vicentino (3 Km)

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Montecchia di Crosara (7 Km)

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Montecchio Maggiore (7 Km)

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Monteforte d'Alpone (6 Km)

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Montorso Vicentino (4 Km)

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Nogarole Vicentino (12 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica San Bonifacio

San Bonifacio (8 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica San Giovanni Ilarione

San Giovanni Ilarione (11 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Sarego

Sarego (8 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Soave

Soave (8 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Sovizzo

Sovizzo (11 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Trissino

Trissino (12 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Val Liona

Val Liona (11 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Zermeghedo

Zermeghedo (3 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Zimella

Zimella (11 Km)

I.A.T. Ufficio Informazioni e di Accoglienza Turistica Zovencedo

Zovencedo (13 Km)

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