Verona

As one of the most appealing cities in Italy, Verona makes a magical place to spend a few days at any time of the year. Explore the evocative streets and romantic piazzas of Romeo and Juliet’s city, perhaps taking time to stop and taste a Valpolicella or Amarone in an ancient osteria frequented by locals.

You will discover superbly preserved Roman monuments – the Arena, Roman theatre, Porta dei Borsari, the Pietra Bridge over the River Adige, and the magnificent Basilica di San Zeno Maggiore, one of the most important Romanesque churches in northern Italy, decorated with 12th-century reliefs and frescoes.

Verona

An introduction

An introduction

Ever since the Romans first began to develop the city of Verona, it has been an important trading post on the route north through the Alps. Today, it still serves as a gateway for holidays to the Alps and Dolomites, and also to the Italian Lakes. Its Roman heritage can be seen in the street pattern and in the many fine Roman buildings. The city has been awarded World Heritage Site status by UNESCO because of its urban structure and architecture.
Explore the city

Notes for a self-guided walking tour included

Notes for a self-guided walking tour included

Following in the footsteps of heroes, warriors and artists, our detailed walking notes guide you through the city, where dusky pink limestone buildings line the banks of the River Adige. Given the city’s rich and colourful history, Verona has so much more to offer than the well-known story of star-crossed Romeo and Juliet and that balcony. Indeed, there is a wealth of sites to discover, not least several superbly preserved Roman monuments – the arena, Roman theatre, Porta dei Borsari and Pietra Bridge. Other highlights include the fascinating collection of paintings and artefacts housed in the Castelvecchio, the elaborate Gothic tombs of the Scaligeri family, and the magnificent Basilica di San Zeno Maggiore, one of the most important Romanesque churches in northern Italy, decorated with 12th-century reliefs and frescoes.

Accommodation

We offer a choice of two hotels, both ideally located for exploring the city. Please state your preference when booking.

We provide suggestions for where to eat out in the documentation that we send you prior to your holiday.

2 nights
Grand Hotel
Verona
Well located on the broad Corso Porta Nuova, the hotel is only a few minutes’ walk from the Roman Arena. Formerly an aristocratic residence, this Art Nouveau town house has been renovated to maintain its historic charm, with paintings and sculptures of famous artists on show in the public rooms and hallway.

Meal arrangements: breakfast only
2 nights
Hotel Giulietta e Romeo
Verona
A lovely, friendly hotel in an ideal location, on a small side street running parallel to the famous Via Mazzini, moments from the Arena. With lots of restaurants, cafés and shops in the vicinity, this hotel makes for a great base in this romantic city. The rooms are comfortable and modern, and all have a shower.

Meal arrangements: breakfast only

Prices

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Add-on price

Grand Hotel, 2 nights: 17 February 2019 - 22 December 2019

Start any day | End by latest date(s) shown above

Starting	Add on 2 nights	Single supplement
17 Feb - 30 Mar 2019	£136	£56
31 Mar - 18 Apr 2019 #	£196	£116
19 Apr - 1 May 2019	£280	£200
2 May - 30 Sep 2019 #	£196	£116
1 - 31 Oct 2019	£150	£80
1 - 30 Nov 2019 #	£136	£56
1 - 20 Dec 2019	£150	£80

Includes accommodation and meals as described. No travel is included as it is assumed that you are travelling via the city as part of your main Inntravel holiday.

# ADD £40pp/n (£80pn in a single room) 6-9 Apr; 29-30 May; 21-22 & 27-29 Jun; 4-7, 9-13, 16, 18-21 & 23-28 Jul; 1-4, 8-11, 16-18, 22-25 & 27-31 Aug; 3-7 & 24-27 Sep
§ ADD £70pp/n (£140pn in a single room) 6-9 Nov

If you are flying via a different airport and would like us to arrange connecting travel, please contact us for a quotation.

Room upgrades & extra nights

Extra nights (£ per person per night) in a double or single room

Grand Hotel, Verona (B&B)	Double room	Single room
17 Feb - 30 Mar 2019	£60	£85
31 Mar - 18 Apr 2019 #	£85	£135
19 Apr - 01 May 2019	£124	£212
02 May - 30 Sep 2019 #	£85	£135
01 Oct - 31 Oct 2019	£65	£100
01 Nov - 30 Nov 2019 §	£60	£85
01 Dec - 20 Dec 2019	£65	£100

Prices for other hotels

Giulietta & Romeo

Giulietta & Romeo	Add on 2 nights	Single supplement
1 - 27 February	£128	£112
28 February - 18 June #	£154	£112
19 June - 7 July	£260	£112
8 - 28 July	£274	£112
29 July - 24 August	£260	£112
25 August - 7 September	£274	£112
8 - 30 September	£228	£112
1 - 31 October	£154	£112
1 November - 27 December	£128	£112

# ADD £60pp/n (£60pn in a single room) 20-21 Apr

Reviews

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Anon

11 June 2019

One of our best-ever Inntravel trips, though with hindsight and if travel arrangements had made the timings feasible we would have skipped the stay in Verona and gone straight to the first hotel, which was one of the best - and in one of the best locations - we have ever stayed in. This is a fantastic area for well- waymarked walking, with stunning scenery, attractive villages and towns, and good food.

INNTRAVEL NOTE: These customers enjoyed our Verona City add-on before our Towards the Dolomites self-guided walking holiday.
C Reed

USA

06 September 2018

At Casterotto, Hexenkeller was terrific for dinner. Get the gamberoni. Also in Castelrotto, the restaurant at Zum Turm-- the venison, the trout salad (a meal in itself) and the chamois (a special).

In Verona, Osteria Enoteca Alcova Del Frate or its big brother up the street. Splurge on a bottle of Amarone wine.

An Aperol Spritz-- at any bar!

INNTRAVEL NOTE: Mrs Reed combined our High Dolomites and Lake Ledro to Lake Garda walking holidays with stays in Verona and at the Berghotel Zirmerhof in Radein.
Mrs K Isaacs

Bristol

01 September 2018

Our first non walking holiday with you [Italian Lakes Explorer combined with a stay in Verona] and we were not disappointed. The lakes all had quite a different feel to them. The hotels were well situated with friendly, helpful staff.

Anon

11 June 2019

One of our best-ever Inntravel trips, though with hindsight and if travel arrangements had made the timings feasible we would have skipped the stay in Verona and gone straight to the first hotel, which was one of the best - and in one of the best locations - we have ever stayed in. This is a fantastic area for well- waymarked walking, with stunning scenery, attractive villages and towns, and good food.

INNTRAVEL NOTE: These customers enjoyed our Verona City add-on before our Towards the Dolomites self-guided walking holiday.

C Reed

USA

06 September 2018

At Casterotto, Hexenkeller was terrific for dinner. Get the gamberoni. Also in Castelrotto, the restaurant at Zum Turm-- the venison, the trout salad (a meal in itself) and the chamois (a special).

In Verona, Osteria Enoteca Alcova Del Frate or its big brother up the street. Splurge on a bottle of Amarone wine.

An Aperol Spritz-- at any bar!

INNTRAVEL NOTE: Mrs Reed combined our High Dolomites and Lake Ledro to Lake Garda walking holidays with stays in Verona and at the Berghotel Zirmerhof in Radein.

Mrs K Isaacs

Bristol

01 September 2018

Our first non walking holiday with you [Italian Lakes Explorer combined with a stay in Verona] and we were not disappointed. The lakes all had quite a different feel to them. The hotels were well situated with friendly, helpful staff.

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