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10 Wines to try in Verona

Verona is surrounded by numerous wine-producing areas, some of which are very famous. Many of the wineries are open and offer tours and tastings. For more information on guided tours of the winery >>

• Valpolicella . Light red wine, ideal as a table wine throughout the meal.
• Ripasso . Medium structured red wine, ideal for meat dishes and mature cheeses.
• Amarone . One of the most prestigious red wines in Italy, now famous throughout the world.
• Recioto . Sweet wine from dried grapes. Ideal as a dessert or to accompany mature or blue cheeses.
• Soave . One of the most famous and well-known white wines of Italy.
• Recioto di Soave . Passito, sweet and complex to accompany short pastry cakes.
• Bardolino . Light and fresh red, famous in the Chiareto version (rosé).
• Durello . Classic method sparkling wine, still little known but that is conquering the taste of many connoisseurs.
• Custoza . Fresh, light, fragrant white produced on the morainic hills around Lake Garda.
• Lugana . Tasteful and structured white produced on clayey soils south of Lake Garda.

How to get to Verona

Verona can be easily reached by taking the Serenissima A4 motorway, Milan-Venice, Verona Sud exit, or the Modena-Brennero A22 motorway, Verona Nord exit. Parking The nearest parking lots to the historic centre are: Parking Arena Parking Citadel Parking Centre (Monumental Cemetery)

The main railway station is Verona Porta Nuova, at the intersection of the Milan-Venice line with the Rome-Brenner line. There are frequent, direct and high-speed connections with the main stations of northern Italy, Florence and Rome. From the station you can reach the historic center on foot along Corso Porta Nuova (about 20'), by taxi or bus, direction Center, stops in Piazza Bra, Castelvecchio, Via Diaz.

The international airport Valerio di Catullo of Verona Villafranca is located about 10 km from the city center. Shuttle bus service to and from the airport every 20 minutes from 6.10 to 23.30. The Air Terminal is located in front of the Porta Nuova railway station.

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Verona Card

Here you will find all the important information about the Verona Card: what services it offers, who it is suitable for, how long it is valid and where you can buy it.

You can get the City Card from our partner companies. We receive a small commission for the sale. Of course, this does not change the price for you.

• Visit top attractions free of charge
• Including arena with quick access
• Visit many popular museums free of charge
• Free public transport in Verona
• Valid for 24 or 48 hours
• Pick up your Verona Card in town
• With the card you save money in Verona!

How the Verona Card works

The Verona Card is the official tourist card of the Verona Tourist Office. It gives you free access to many of the most popular sights and museums. It also allows you to use public transport in the city without having to buy separate tickets.

• Free entry to the most popular sights
• Free admission to numerous museums
• Free use of public transport (bus)
• Discounts on attractions, tours and sightseeing trips

Within 24 or 48 hours, you can make unrestricted use of a wide range of services as long as you stay within the validity period of the card.

The more sights you visit, the cheaper it is to use the Verona Card.

After purchase, you will receive a voucher that you can print out or save on your mobile phone. You then exchange this voucher for the actual Verona Card at the tourist information office. At the participating museums, it is enough to show the Verona Card to get free admission.

Who is the Verona Card suitable for?

The Verona Card is worthwhile for all travellers who use public transport and want to visit the amphitheatre and one or two other sights or museums. The Verona Card is also useful if you appreciate preferential admission to the amphitheatre without long queues.

The card makes travelling easier, as you no longer have to worry about separate tickets and passes for public transport.

How much does the Verona Card cost?

The price of the Verona Card depends on the period of validity.

• 24 hours: 27 €
• 48 hours: 32 €

The Verona Card for 48 hours is only slightly more expensive. But this card can be used for a full two days. Children under 8 years of age have free admission and therefore do not need their own Verona Card. In addition, many museums offer free or reduced admission for children under 14.

All Verona Card services

More than 20 sights and museums are included in the official Verona Card. Many of them can be visited for free with the card. For others, you get a discount on the entrance fee.

Each sight can only be visited once. In some places you can avoid queues with the Verona Card.

Here you can download the official brochure:  Verona Card brochure

Free admission to museums & sights

• Amphitheatre Arena (Fast Entry)
• Torre dei Lamberti
• Casa di Giulietta (with time slot reservation)
• Verona Cathedral
• Castelvecchio Museum
• Basilica di San Zeno Maggiore
• Scaliger Tombs (Scaligere Ark)
• Basilica di Santa Anastasia
• .... ( Show all attractions )

With the Verona Card, every sight can be visited once.

Attention:  For Casa di Giulietta, a time slot must be reserved before the visit. The reservation is made via the website  verona.midaticket.it . Select the "Verona Card" option when making your reservation.

Discounts with the Verona Card

• Fondazione Museo Miniscalchi Erizzo
• Museo Africano
• CitySightseeing Verona
• SIM Shakespeare Interactive Museum
• ... ( Show all discounts )

Public transport in Verona

Thanks to the Verona Card, you can use all the buses in the city transport network of the ATV transport company without any restrictions. When boarding the bus, simply scan your Verona Card at the card reader.

Enjoy unlimited travel within the city area for up to 48 hours without having to buy a ticket.

However, the Verona Card is not valid for the airport bus (Aerobus) and for journeys outside Verona.

Is the Verona Card worth it?

There are good reasons to buy the Verona Card, as it includes many popular attractions and free use of public transport.

The following table shows how much you can save using the 48-hour card as an example:

The Verona Card is worth it for just one day if you visit the Arena and a museum and use public transport. But if you spend two days in Verona and visit several museums and churches, the Verona Card is really worth it.

The more you use your City Card, the more you benefit!

Buy & collect Verona Card

You can buy the Verona Card online, for example at Tiqets.com , buy. You then receive a voucher and have to exchange it for a physical card when you arrive in the city or at the airport.

In Verona, you can make the exchange here:

• Tourist Information: Info Point IAT, Via Leoncino, 61 - Palazzo Barbieri

The card is activated as soon as you use it at the first sight or on public transport.

If your travel plans change, you can cancel or change your purchase free of charge up to 23:59 the day before your visit.

Advantages & Disadvantages

Advantages of the verona card.

• You visit the amphitheatre free of charge and can walk past the queues.
• You can visit numerous museums and sights free of charge.
• Public transport can also be used free of charge.
• You don't have to worry about tickets and prices.

Disadvantages of the Verona Card

• Only a small discount is given for city tours and hop-on/hop-off tours.
• The use of public transport is not absolutely necessary in Verona, as all sights can be easily reached on foot.
• The Verona Card is not valid for the airport bus (Aerobus) and journeys outside Verona.
• After your arrival in Verona, the card must be collected.

More offers in Verona

If you decide against buying the Verona Card, you can also book many offers individually. Or you can choose an attraction to complement your Verona Card.

Here we present a few possibilities:

• City tour by hop-on/hop-off bus
• Ticket Torre dei Lamberti
• City tour: history & insider tips
• E-bike tour: Highlights of the city

FAQ about the Verona Card

How does the Verona Card work?

You buy the Verona Card online and collect it when you arrive in the city or at the airport. With the card, you can enjoy free or discounted admission to numerous museums and sights for 24 to 48 hours. It also gives you priority admission to the amphitheatre to avoid long waits.

In addition, the card allows you to use the city's public transport.

Can I use public transport with the Verona Card?

Yes, with the Verona Card you can use the buses of the ATV transport company in Verona.

Is the airport transfer included in the Verona Card?

No, the airport bus Aerobus is not included in the Verona Card.

Can I cancel the Verona Card free of charge?

Yes, you can cancel or change your ticket free of charge until 23:59 the day before you travel.

How is the Verona Card activated?

The Verona Card is activated when you use the card at the first sight or on public transport. After activation, the card is valid for 24 to 48 hours.

Is the Verona Card worth it for families

The Verona Card offer is aimed more at adults, as children up to 8 years of age enjoy free admission and children up to 14 years of age enjoy reduced admission to most sights and museums.

Here writes: Patrick

Patrick has visited various metropolises such as Amsterdam, London, Paris and Barcelona. Here he writes about the most important City Cards. His aim is to present detailed and up-to-date information for the official tourist maps of popular cities.

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Piazza Garibaldi, 1 - 43121 - Parma (PR)

Phone: +39 0521218889

Opening times

every day from 9am to 7pm. Closed on December 25 and January 1. The days 24 December and 31 January may change.

on some festivities the opening hours may change, please call the office for updating.

Information about Parma and the surroundings, itineraries, trains schedule, information about events, free maps, ticket reservations for some special events, Vivaticket circuit only with credit cards an debit cards. Food and cultural tours sale. Custom made tours for groups.

Languages spoken : English, French and Spanish

Please note that the Tourist office is located in a traffic limited area , it can’t be reached by car for there are traffic cameras on the ways of access. The nearest parkings are Goito, Toschi, Repubblica, Dus and Duc.

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Visit Bardolino

Useful information

Useful information for a serene journey, travel informed.

A little guide with useful information to organize your stay in Bardolino and enjoy a carefree holiday!

All the needed information about: how to reach us, means of transport, parking areas and restricted traffic zones, but also weekly markets, free wi-fi areas and emergency numbers for a safe journey.

The IAT (Official Tourist Information Office) is available for detailed information about transports, taxi and rentals but also advices, booklets and travel guides to visit Bardolino and its surroundings.

IAT Bardolino

Bardolino Official Tourist Information Office offers the following services:

• Tourist Information


• Amusement Park booking Office
• 
Public Transport Ticket Office
• 
Excursions
• Hotels booking
• Opera Arena box office

Phone:  +39 045 721 0078 Mail:  [email protected] Facebook: Bardolino Tourist Office Piazzale Aldo Moro, 5

Webcam e meteo Bardolino

How to reach us and how to move around.

• Peschiera del Gard a tollgate, towards SS249 Peschiera, Bardolino, Garda and Malcesine

Highway A22

• From north: Highway A22 Del Brennero,  exit through Rovereto Sud tollgate , follow SS249 towards Mori and Torbole and follow the signs for Bardolino.
• From south: Highway A22,  exit through Affi tollgate , towards Bardolino, Garda and Malcesine.

• You can take the ATV coaches directly from Bardolino to reach Verona and other destinations on the Lake Garda eastern coast. Discover all the routes
• You can also choose the shuttle service. It is available from Monday to Saturday, from 8 am to 7 pm. The fare is as follows: 0,80 € for residents, 1,30 € for visitors. You can find further information on the Bardolino district website 

• The nearest train station is Peschiera train station on the Milan – Venice line; from there you can take the bus to Bardolino (ATV routes).
• Get off the train at Porta Nuova and take the bus n. 163 towards Garda; you will reach Bardolino in about 1 hour.

Verona Valerio Catullo

• The ATV bus n. 164 connects the Verona Airport with the train station and the Lake Garda eastern coast. It passes through Peschiera, Lazise, Bardolino. Coach station is Garda.

Orio al Serio di Bergamo

• From the Orio al Serio Airport  you can take a “Flixbus” up to Peschiera del Garda. From there, you can take the ATV bus n. 483 directly to Bardolino.

Further options: Milano Linate – Treviso “A. Canova” – Venezia “Marco Polo” – Milano Malpensa

You can take the ferry or motor vessel to move around Lake Garda or you can choose the hydrofoil or catamaran for faster routes; you can keep your bike with you on almost all of the options.

The Desenzano-Peschiera-Riva line connects Bardolino with the other villages of the lake.

For further information visit:  navigazionelaghi.it

Restricted Traffic Zones (ZTL)

If you need to enter the ZTL to reach your accommodation, please contact the hotel or the Bardolino local police.

The blue areas indicate pay and display parking places and they are active from the 15th of March to the 1st of November from 8am to midnight; they are free during the rest of the year.

Parking disk is needed at Piazza Aldo Moro and Piazza della Costituzione in Bardolino.

All residents benefit from a reduced rate in all the pay and display parking areas of the city.

Click on the icons on the map to find the parking addresses.

Weekly markets

On Thursday morning Bardolino holds the weekly market, where you can find numerous stands with clothes, foodstuffs, fresh and handmade products.

The “0 km” market: on Saturday morning the hamlet holds stands with high quality local products that you can buy directly from the producers, such as fruit and vegetables, ham, cheese and much more.

On Tuesday , during all summer up to October, the square of Cisano holds its weekly market: twelve stalls with all kind of stuff.

Useful contact details

• Carabinieri
• Via G. Leopardi, 1
• 045 7210026
• Firefighters
• Loc. Canove
• 045 6210908
• Local police
• P.ta. San Gervaso, 1
• 045 6210775
• Tourist emergency doctor service
• Via Gardesana dell'Acqua, 9
• 045 6213108
• Piazzale Aldo Moro, 1
• 045 6210622
• Peschiera d.G. Hospital
• Via Monte Baldo, 24
• 045 6449111
• Bussolengo Hospital
• Via Ospedale, 4/6
• 045 6712111

National emergency numbers

• Traffic police
• Coast guard
• Forest ranger

The local administration realized the following wi-fi areas in Bardolino:

• Piazzale Aldo Moro
• Via dello sport 3
• Riva Cornicello
• Lungo Lago Roma
• Passeggio della Pua

The band and connection time are limited in order to make the service available in all the areas. Your log-in information will work in all the designated areas and they are valid for 6 months. When they are no longer valid, you can ask for new ones.
Once you get your log-in information on your mobile phone, you can use them also on your tablet or computer; some services (such as torrent) could be blocked.

• Lago di Garda
• Monte Baldo
• Preistoria e antichità
• Età moderna
• Centro storico
• Ville storiche
• Luoghi della fede
• Divertimento e relax
• Sport e percorsi
• Il cammino del Bardolino
• Nei dintorni
• Territorio e vitigni
• Museo del vino e cantine
• Territorio e uliveti
• L'olio Garda DOP
• Museo dell’olio e oleifici
• Cucina tradizionale
• Il pesce di lago
• Piatti tipici
• Dove mangiare
• Prehistory and ancient times
• The Middle Ages
• Modern period
• The old town
• Places of worship
• Experiences
• Fun and relaxation
• Bardolino Route
• The surroundings
• The origins
• The region and grape varieties
• Museo del vino and wineries
• The region and the olive tree
• Olio Garda DOP
• Olive Oil Museum and oil mills
• Traditional cooking
• The hinterland
• Typical dishes
• Where to eat