Visit Romeo and Juliet's home in Verona Italy.

Verona is a UNESCO World Heritage-listed city of romance and history and is the backdrop of Shakespeare's love legend, Romeo and Juliet.

Here are some key attractions advice, must-see spots, and parking information for your trip in July.

🏛️ a major tourist spot in Verona (Verona Must-See)

Verona is compact, allowing for a thorough walk through the old urban area (Centro Storico).

1. Arena di Verona

• Interesting thing: It is the third largest ancient Roman amphitheater in the world. Built since the 1st century, it is very intact.

• July Events: July is the opera festival season. You should not miss the exclusive experience of watching world-class opera performances in the ancient amphitheater under the stars, which is a major highlight of this visit to Verona.

• Position: Piazza Bra Square Center

2.Juliet's House (Casa di Giulietta / Juliet's House)

• Interesting: A legendary place with a famous porch, believed to be the scene where Romeo comes to love with Juliet.

• What to do: Tourists prefer to touch the Juliet statue (having the belief that it will bring fulfillment of love) and write love letters or prayers about love on the walls of the entrance to the house.

• Hint: It's a very popular spot. There may be long queues during July.

3. Piazza delle Erbe

• Interesting: The city's oldest square, a former ancient Roman forum, is the center of a day market and is surrounded by spectacular historic buildings, including the Torre dei Lamberti.

• Activity: Take up the Lamberti Tower for a 360-degree view of the city of Verona.

4.Vecchio Castle and Scaligero Bridge (Castelvecchio and Ponte Scaligero)

• Interesting: The medieval castle, built in the 14th century, is now an art museum (Museo di Castelvecchio).

• Activities: Take a walk on the beautiful and strong Ponte Scaligero Bridge to view the Adige River, which is a great photo spot.

5.Pongte Pietra Stone Bridge

• Interesting: One of the city's most spectacular Roman curved stone bridges is a popular spot for tourists to see the quiet atmosphere along the river, especially at sunrise or sunset.

🅿️ Parking Information

Most of Verona's old urban areas are limited traffic zones (ZTL - Zona a Traffico Limitato), which only allow cars with entry permits. You should avoid driving into the ZTL zone.

The best option is to park in a public parking lot on the outskirts of ZTL and walk into town.