There is no beautiful region in Italy... because each region with its beauty makes you forget the other... Venice makes you forget....Florence... and Florence makes you forget the beauty of Bologna, and so on......
Oh wow have an incredible time! What are you studying there? Weather wise, pack layers as it can get colder in the winter but also bring an umbrella or foldable raincoat for the times it rains during the autumn and winter. Pack comfortable shoes as those cobbled streets can be hard on your feet and most importantly, have an awesome time!! There will be plenty of people at your uni who will know the best bars and restaurants in your local area to go to so getting chatting and meeting people to help you settle in
Spero tu abbia trovato un buon alloggio. Se sei già a Verona, avrai già scoperto la "Bottega del Krapfen" (i Bomboloni) in zona universitaria, un posto mitico che ogni studente (MA NON SOLO STUDENTI) frequenta per golosità e per socializzare. La maggior parte degli istituti universitari sono a Sx Adige nella zona chiamata "Veronetta" diversa dal resto della città, ma che contiene capolavori come il Teatro Romano, Castel San Pietro e un posto FAVOLOSO che sono i "Giardini Giusti" con la annessa residenza. Assolutamente ignorati dalle varie guide turistiche, ma assolutamente da visitare.😊😊😊
Does anyone know how Verona compares to Florence? I went to Florence a few weeks back and it was incredible. I actually like the crowds as I'm from New York, and there were so many little blocks with restaurants and cafes all over the place. Is Verona much smaller? I've noticed people just show the main square and this Juliet statue, and a bunch of luxury stores. Is that all Verona has? It doesn't seem like much. Curious if anyone can compare Florence and Verona. I'd love to go and check it out. Is there more to the city than this main square area?
Except for Milan actually... 🤔 I say that because I have been to Milan in the past and it is nothing more than a cement city. 🏙️ I visited the Duomo and the Armani Casa (=house) but other than that I didn't enjoy decent and tasty food. The pizza 🍕 here in Greece is far more tasty than the Italian one.
hard one...August is HOT and packed with tourists......Dec is winter, quieter, cheaper, but cold...best months are in between (eg. Mar-June; Sept Nov) 🙂
depends on which country you are visiting. expect lots of tourists in august. in some cities could be very hot and some hotels dont have aircondition. in december can be rainy in the some parts of europe and lots of snow in the north. expect train delays etc. weather can be also gloomy for days. for me spring and autumn will be the best time.
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I’m coming to Milan for 3 days in August I’m considering making this a day trip from Milan looks like a very beautiful city to see
I was in Verona last September and fell in love with it. When your there take the funicular up to San Pietro Castle. The view is spectacular.
Thank you for the suggestions, yes Verona is just stunning!
Verona is the best places in Italy to travel ❤
It’s stunning and one of my fave!
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There is no beautiful region in Italy... because each region with its beauty makes you forget the other... Venice makes you forget....Florence... and Florence makes you forget the beauty of Bologna, and so on......
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I got my admission from Uni of Verona, coming to this beautiful city in Sept. Any advice about weather or anything ?
Oh wow have an incredible time! What are you studying there? Weather wise, pack layers as it can get colder in the winter but also bring an umbrella or foldable raincoat for the times it rains during the autumn and winter. Pack comfortable shoes as those cobbled streets can be hard on your feet and most importantly, have an awesome time!! There will be plenty of people at your uni who will know the best bars and restaurants in your local area to go to so getting chatting and meeting people to help you settle in
Spero tu abbia trovato un buon alloggio.
Se sei già a Verona, avrai già scoperto la "Bottega del Krapfen" (i Bomboloni) in zona universitaria, un posto mitico che ogni studente (MA NON SOLO STUDENTI) frequenta per golosità e per socializzare.
La maggior parte degli istituti universitari sono a Sx
Adige nella zona chiamata "Veronetta" diversa dal resto della città, ma che contiene capolavori come il Teatro Romano, Castel San Pietro e un posto FAVOLOSO che sono i "Giardini Giusti" con la annessa residenza. Assolutamente ignorati dalle
varie guide turistiche, ma assolutamente da visitare.😊😊😊
Does anyone know how Verona compares to Florence? I went to Florence a few weeks back and it was incredible. I actually like the crowds as I'm from New York, and there were so many little blocks with restaurants and cafes all over the place. Is Verona much smaller? I've noticed people just show the main square and this Juliet statue, and a bunch of luxury stores. Is that all Verona has? It doesn't seem like much. Curious if anyone can compare Florence and Verona. I'd love to go and check it out. Is there more to the city than this main square area?
Italy is very beautiful
Except for Milan actually... 🤔 I say that because I have been to Milan in the past and it is nothing more than a cement city. 🏙️
I visited the Duomo and the Armani Casa (=house) but other than that I didn't enjoy decent and tasty food. The pizza 🍕 here in Greece is far more tasty than the Italian one.
I was there in 1989
Wow
Awesome video
As first time traveler to Europe- which is a better option , December or August?
hard one...August is HOT and packed with tourists......Dec is winter, quieter, cheaper, but cold...best months are in between (eg. Mar-June; Sept Nov) 🙂
depends on which country you are visiting. expect lots of tourists in august. in some cities could be very hot and some hotels dont have aircondition. in december can be rainy in the some parts of europe and lots of snow in the north. expect train delays etc. weather can be also gloomy for days. for me spring and autumn will be the best time.
@@roisinp9988, you are on point☝️ regarding the country one will travel to. 😉
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How can I find the Sunday free entry museums?
Here is a list of Verona attractions including those with free entrance and those with free sundays - bit.ly/42JJwQA
I was there last year, and I love it. I can tell you come from NZ.
Haha not quite, England! But we do have similar accents so I get that!
@@CreativeTravelGuide ok, sorry, but yes quite similar, and so beauty accent.
@fernandomilicich8160 thank you!
What about September for weather
Sept is good
Thank u
in Verona they're very open mided!! no racism at all.. beautiful people.
;)
outside of Verona you can find 60/night..
Central?
No chance
Is American currency welcomed in Verona Italy?
It is in some hotels but generally, stores and restaurants they take euros only or card
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