Ontdek Verona

Castelvecchio Museum is Verona's civic art museum, housed in the brick castle that Cangrande II della Scala built beside the Adige in the 1350s. The architect Carlo Scarpa remodelled it between 1959 and 1973; the collection covers Romanesque sculpture, the equestrian statue of Cangrande I, Veronese painting, arms and old bells.

Juliet's House is a medieval tower house on Via Cappello, first recorded in 1351 and later linked to Shakespeare's Juliet because of the Cappello family's hat crest over its courtyard arch. Since April 2026 the visit starts in the Teatro Nuovo and leads to the courtyard, the balcony added in the 1930s and the rooms of the house.

The Archaeological Museum at the Roman Theatre fills the 15th-century convent of the Gesuati above Verona's Roman theatre, on the left bank of the Adige. The visit crosses the excavated seating of the theatre and climbs to the convent, where sculpture, mosaics, inscriptions, small bronzes and glass from Roman Verona are displayed.