The review is for the first fruit stand by entrance Scaravelli : Chiosco. I had a very unpleasant…read moreexperience here today November 12,2025. I bought two cups of strawberries for €4 each (no receipt given). Later, I added chocolate sauce for €2 more, but the lady switched my strawberries to smaller €3 cups, so I ended up paying more and getting less. When I politely asked for a refund or the proper amount, she was rude and dismissive. It's not about the €2 -- it's about honesty and respect. I felt cheated and treated unfairly as a tourist. Very disappointing experience -- I hope the management takes this seriously.

This market square is part of William Shakespeare's where Juliet gathering in the play. This is the…read moretown center not too far from the Juliet house. We can imagine the area where she grew up. The market square is busy. The setting in the square has vendors display their good. Many fruit vendors has their fruit cup display. Stack the fruit in the cup and pile on top with a stick. Look eye pleasing. This market you can negotiate and buy the souvenirs especially the Juliet souvenir. The square is not big. It can finish very easily. There are few statue and covers monument we can take pictures with. The surrounding store has restaurant.

We walked through this main piazza on our way from the train station. It had a large Christmas…read moremarket. We checked out several stands with good quality cashmere sweaters. We decided to come back on our way back to the train. By night time, the piazza was magical! It had a beautiful shooting star sculpture. The buildings surrounding the piazza had beautiful architecture and were beautifully lit. The market had lots of twinkling lights and Christmas decorations. It had both German food and Italian options. Of course we had some Mulled wine and a pretzel. The market was really bustling at night time with a festive crowd.

Piazza Bra is one of the main piazzas in Verona along with Piazza del Erbe. With a name like Bra, I…read moreknew this would be the place for me. During the day, you'll see a lot of people congregating in the area. Enjoying lunch at one of the many restaurants that surround the town square. Hanging out and catching up with friends. Exploring the sights nearby including the Arena (the fourth largest amphitheater in Italy and what I like to call the mini Colosseum). There's some greenery in the piazza and a statue. If you're visiting, make sure to check out the area to see one of the hearts of the city. I wouldn't recommend eating in the area because the restaurants are overpriced but definitely take a stroll there.

Piazza dei Signori is Verona's third largest piazza behind Bra and Del Erbe. As a result, it often…read moregets overlooked. It shouldn't be missed though because you will find quite a few goodies here. We stopped by late at night after dinner and the town square was almost empty. One of the highlights of the Piazza is the statue of Dante Alighieri. You'll find information in the square about Dante and his connection to Verona. The architecture surrounding the square is also beautiful. It's super close to Piazza del Erbe so you can easily do them back-to-back. Town squares are always important places to visit in Italy and what's nice is you can visit at any time of the day.

One of Verona's larger squares, this one is surrounded by the Palazzo della Ragione (city hall),…read morePalazzo Domus Nova, Casa della Pietà, Palazzo di Cansignorio, Palazzo del Podestà and the Loggia del Consiglio. Dating back to the 13th century when it was then the Platea Domini vicarii, it's gotten more developed as these buildings were added and the rectangular shape began to form. On the front of the Casa della Pietà, note the bas relief of the seated woman holding a flag that reads, "Fide et Charitate in aeternum non deficiam." And of course, the statue of the great Dante, author of the Divine Comedy. [Review 16989 overall - 194 in Italy - 505 of 2022.]