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Holiday rentals in Verona

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Top-rated holiday rentals in Verona

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Superhost
Flat in Città Antica
AmmoniteApartments Arena da Lucia -IP0230910303
Appartamento al piano terra di una tipica palazzina veronese,totalmente ristrutturato,questo è l'alloggio perfetto per visitare la splendida Verona. Raggiungibile in macchina e facilmente raggiungibile con bus o a piedi dalla stazione di Porta Nuova(1km), dista solo 500m dal parcheggio più economico della città,vicinissimo a molti ottimi ristoranti. Cucina attrezzata, biancheria inclusa. Pulizia effettuata con prodotti antibatterici. TASSA DI SOGGIORNO INCLUSA.
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Borgo Trento
Verona Luxury - Open Space New
When inside the common entrance, you will enter in this lovely private apartment with new private big bathroom with huge new shower and all services included, one private new kitchen corner and a great double bed which will grant a very relaxing stay. You will love the place, it’s a very light apartment close to city center with free parking and close walking distance to arena and all the heart of the city. I think you will fall in love with this place :)
Individual Host
Superhost
Apartment in Veronetta
Casa Lucy: Bright studio near downtown
Bright studio apartment one step away from the historic center of Verona (5 minutes on foot). Inside an ancient building in the Veronetta district where you will find many restaurants, pubs and typical taverns. You can cross wonderful bridges of the city through the Adige river to be able to enjoy the history that surrounds you. Just 8 minutes walk from the Balcony of Romeo and Juliet and 15 minutes from the famous Arena of Verona.
Individual Host

Stay near Verona's top sights

Verona Arena641 locals recommend
Juliet's House280 locals recommend
Piazza delle Erbe207 locals recommend
Ponte Pietra197 locals recommend
Stadio Marcantonio Bentegodi20 locals recommend
Piazza dei Signori94 locals recommend

Other great holiday rentals in Verona

Superhost
Flat in Città Antica
Romantic Apartment in Verona (new)
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Superhost
Flat in Città Antica
Porta Borsari Apartments - S
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Superhost
Flat in Veronetta
Just Haus, nice apartment in Verona
Professional Host
Superhost
Flat in Città Antica
The Windows on the Vicolo
Individual Host
Superhost
Apartment in Cittadella
[Suite Porta Nuova] Self Check-in Parking request
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Città Antica
Luxury Apartment in the Historical Center
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Città Antica
Charming studio in the heart of Verona (Z01768)
Professional Host
Superhost
Flat in Città Antica
Downtown Verona FIRM POINT 023091-LOC-01911
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Città Antica
“Lovely Flat” in Verona Centre.
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Veronetta
Studio Campofiore Center public free parking
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Città Antica
Residenza Callas
Individual Host
Superhost
Flat in Città Antica
La Dolce Vita Santo Stefano With Terrace
Individual Host

Quick stats about holiday rentals in Verona

Total rentals

3.1K properties

Rentals with dedicated workspaces

1.2K properties have a dedicated workspace

Rentals with a pool

40 properties have a pool

Pet-friendly rentals

900 properties allow pets

Family-friendly rentals

860 properties are a good fit for families

Total number of reviews

147K reviews

Your guide to Verona

All About Verona

Located around 65 miles west of Venice, Verona, the second biggest city in Veneto, is nestled along the banks of the twisting Adige River in Northern Italy. Verona’s winding, cobblestone alleyways tumble into hidden squares centered around fountains and gardens, and its imposing castles still tower over the city.

A UNESCO World Heritage site, the city centre is replete with structures dating back to antiquity, the medieval period, and the Renaissance, and its archaeological museum helps you make sense of what you are seeing. The spectacular Verona Arena was once the stomping grounds of Roman gladiators and now hosts world-famous musicians, and the adjacent Piazza Bra is just as vibrant now as it was in the days when the city served as an important trading crossroads. For sweeping views of the city, climb up the Torre dei Lamberti in the historic center or take a funicular up to the Piazzale Castel San Pietro just across the river, where you can look down on the city’s red terracotta roof and narrow streets.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Verona

With relatively mild winters and hot, sunny summers, there is no bad time to visit Verona. The city hosts an annual Shakespeare festival each summer, presenting productions of the famous writer’s most popular plays. While it is the most ideal season for heading to the shore for some beach day fun, take note that summer can be a very busy time, as it is also the high season for this part of Europe. Booking your apartment in Verona well in advance is a good idea, and you may also want to keep in mind that many businesses across Italy close during the month of August for summer holidays. The shoulder seasons of autumn and spring become a bit quieter as the temperature begins to drop, and by winter, you may find you have the narrow cobblestone streets all to yourself, as the frigid winds can leave you chilled. Make sure to pack plenty of layers, as you may find yourself wandering around in a T-shirt one day and needing a heavy jumper and a scarf the next.


Top things to do in Verona

Verona Arena

The Verona Arena, the city’s version of Rome’s Coliseum, would have held up to 30,000 visitors when it was built in 30 A.D. The arena is so well-preserved that most of its exterior arches and interior seating are still in place. Although the spectacles put on by the ancient Romans are long in the past, you can still catch a concert there if you time your visit right.

Casa di Giulietta

The House of Juliet played an important role in the classic play, and Shakespeare fans still gather to see the balcony where the fictional dialogue between the star-crossed lovers took place. While the truth behind the house and the balcony is still unclear, it is an interesting place to learn more about the play and its setting.

Piazza Bra

Adjacent to the Verona Arena, Piazza Bra is Verona’s biggest, busiest square. It is lined with colourful historical buildings that are now home to restaurants and cafes, and at its heart is a small park where you can relax under the shade of cedars. The cafe terraces are the perfect place to grab an espresso or a scoop of gelato and people-watch. Many of the buildings in the vicinity date back to the Roman era and pay homage to its roots, and a statue of King Victor Emmanuel II atop his horse stands guard over the hustle and bustle.

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