Welcome to your detailed guide for hostels in Verona, Italy. You can choose from 4 Verona hostels. In total, there are 96 cheap places to stay in Verona such as guesthouses and bnbs. Prices start from $31 for a dorm.
This section is dedicated to take away all your "I wish someone had told me that before I went!" experiences. This way, you are better prepared for what to expect, what not to expect and can spend less time settling in, and more time making new friends in your chosen hostel. We share our insider knowledge of tips, tricks and important things to look out for in Verona. To help you make friends with Verona before you visit, we've included a few helpful and fun things you should know about the area. Enjoy!
Verona is a medium-size city in the Veneto Region, mostly known for the romantic story of Romeo and Juliet. The city not only offers romantic spots, but also rich history, elegant shops, and lively markets. There is a wide range of accommodations, including guesthouses and hostels in Verona -- mainly found near Porta Nuova, close to main train station and city center. You can walk there or take one of the reliable buses that leave from the front of the train station terminal. From Porta Nuova to the city center, it's just a fifteen-minute walk.
The must-see of the city is the Arena, built in the first century A.D. -- one of the best amphitheaters in Italy. If you are visiting a Verona hostel in the summer season, try to buy a ticket for the opera. From here, walk down to city centre and arrive in the historical and charming Piazza Bra, where you can see old buildings and sit in stylish cafes. Then take via Mazzini and walk until the end where Juliet's house is. Don't forget to take a picture of the famous balcony and write your name (and that of your beloved) on the wall. Also visit Piazza delle Erbe, where there is an interesting local market, and Piazza dei Signori, also known as Piazza Dante, where you can see beautiful buildings in different architectural styles.
The city is full of food options, so leave your Verona hostel and explore the small alleys near Piazza Bra to find an Osteria or Restaurant. Remember that restaurants on the main street are always more expensive.
There are plenty of frequently asked questions about hostels in Verona. We've collected the most common questions and doubts when it comes to picking your preferred accommodation in Verona. The more you know, the better you can plan with confidence and ease, right?
A hostel in Verona costs on average $34 for a dorm. A hostel in Verona with private rooms costs on average $67.
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Residenza Muropadri is the best hostel in Verona for families.
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Verona was a nice city to visit, nice to walk around, relax, and have dinner or a cappuccino in a cafe. Not much for a whole day, but worth a stop. The Romeo/Juliet stuff is overrated and a bit touristy, but cute. It's a nice city for a relaxing evening.
Alina
My husband made an impromptu stop in Verona on our way to Venice, and Verona turned out to be a highlight of our trip. Verona is beautiful! I love that city. Don't miss it if you are traveling in northern Italy.
Anonymous
Don't bother with Juliet's house museum, despite the hoards of tourists there is not much of interest in there (and uhhm, she didn't actually exist) however it is included on the Verona card, which is good value and covers most of the churches and museums.
Anonymous
If you're in Verona in the summer don't miss the "Arena di Verona" summertime outdoor operas. Even if you're not into opera, it's an experience.
Anonymous
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