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Verona, the complete guide.

Romeo and Juliet, Arena opera, Piazza delle Erbe.

The city of Romeo and Juliet on a bend of the Adige, where a first-century Roman arena still hosts its summer opera festival under the stars.

Piazza delle Erbe marks the old forum, and Castelvecchio guards its fortified bridge across the river.

When to visit Verona

Average highs and lows across the year.

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Month by month

Jan
Cold winter weather with occasional rain. Layer up and bring a warm coat.
Feb
Still winter-like with cold temperatures. Expect some rainy days.
Mar
Spring begins with mild temperatures. Weather can be changeable.
Apr
Pleasant spring weather with blooming flowers. Light jacket recommended.
May
Warm late spring days. Perfect for outdoor activities.
Jun
Summer arrives with warm, sunny days. Stay hydrated.
Jul
Peak summer heat. Best enjoyed with coastal breezes or air conditioning.
Aug
Hot summer continues. Many locals take vacations.
Sep
Pleasant early autumn. Still warm enough for light clothing.
Oct
Autumn weather sets in. Bring layers for cool evenings.
Nov
Cool autumn weather with increasing rain. Light jacket essential.
Dec
Winter conditions return. Cold and occasionally rainy.
The Arena di Verona's pink arcades on Piazza Bra

Arena di Verona

Verona's first-century Roman amphitheatre on Piazza Bra, still one of the world's great open-air opera venues.

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Eating and drinking in Verona

Well-loved everyday tables and Michelin stars, each checked open.

Michelin-starred

Sleeping in Verona

Well-reviewed places to stay, each checked open, by town.

The year in Verona

The rituals, races, and processions the city still keeps.

  1. Every AprilVinitaly
  2. Every June to SeptemberArena di Verona Opera Festival

Tours worth booking in Verona

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