Verona is a city of art, history and culture, declared World Heritage by UNESCO.
It's not just the city of lovers, the place where Shakespeare set his most famous drama of all time, Romeo and Juliet, but every building, street and square of Verona has a fascinating history that has its origins in distant epochs.
Less known is the natural heritage, cultural and historical of its territory divided between the eastern Lake Garda shores and the moraine hills, the Adige valley, the Lessini Mountains and the Group of Carega. Just choose one of the routes to get the history, art and culture or nature to be always fascinated by this city and its lands.

Every corner of Verona offers history and culture.
The Arena and the Roman Theatre are examples of Roman architecture and location for world famous cultural venues (Opera Season and VeronaJazz) The numerous churches erected in different periods are witnesses of the ancient history of Verona ( San Zeno pearl of Romanesque architecture).
Do not miss the city's museums like Castelvecchio ( important Scarpa's restoration ), Palazzo Forti (Contemporary Art), Museum of Natural History and museums throughout the area, such as Napoleon and the Cimbri
From Verona you can easily reach other cities or towns of art:  Mantova, Vicenza, Venice, Padua and the Brenta Riviera, Sirmione, Borghetto Sabbioneta, Asolo.
Furthermore, as the Villa del Quar, there are many Venetian Villas scattered around the province.