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The Arena di Verona is an open-air Roman amphitheatre, so rain is a real possibility during the summer opera festival. Knowing the official policy before you go helps you stay calm if the weather turns. Here we break down the postponement rules, refund terms, and what you can pack to stay dry.
Tocatì turns Verona's historic center into a giant playground for a weekend each September. Families can join hands-on traditional games like trottola, slingshot, and s-cianco, watch folk performances, and sample food from Italy and beyond. Here's how to plan a visit with children.
Plan your visit to Tocatì, Verona's UNESCO-recognized festival of street games. Find confirmed dates, what to expect each day, and practical tips for attending.
Planning a family trip to the Verona Christmas market? Our guide covers the best kids' activities, sweet treats, and practical tips for visiting with children in tow.
Discover the Verona Christmas market's typical opening dates and hours, and learn what to expect for future editions. Get tips on locations, seasonal treats, and more.
Vinitaly and the City is the public-facing counterpart to Vinitaly, Verona's major wine trade fair. It transforms the historic center into a stage for tastings, wine talks, and cultural events, offering access to palaces and squares that are usually closed to the public. This guide explains how it differs from the main fair, what you can expect, and how to plan your visit.
Verona in Love turns the city into a celebration of romance each February, drawing crowds to Juliet's House. This guide explains what to expect, how to navigate the queues, and which nearby spots offer a quieter taste of Verona's charm.
Compare opera destinations and festivals in Italy, including Verona, with practical guidance on tickets, seating, transport, timing, and trip planning.
The full sector hierarchy from €20 steps to Poltronissime Platinum, what a cushion is for, and the no-refund rain policy nobody reads until it matters.
Verona's Veronetta district fills with traditional street games every September. A UNESCO Good Practice, free to attend, with a guest country each year.
Verona fills Piazza dei Signori with a giant heart of market stalls each February. What the programme covers, and how it works around Juliet's House.
Verona's year: the Arena opera season from June, Vinitaly in April, the UNESCO-listed Tocatì street games in September, and Christmas in Piazza dei Signori.
