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ESVerona Churches
Since the early centuries of the Christian era, numerous places of worship have appeared in Verona and throughout its territory: churches, abbeys and monasteries. In almost two millennia of faith they developed into a priceless heritage of art, architecture, culture and history. Today they can be visited as part of guided itineraries to get to know a particular age or aspect of the city.
Oncoming Tours
August 3rd - 9:30pm
Verona by Night
Discover the city away from the heat and crowds.
📍 Bra square
€30 per person
August 7th - 10:00am
Underground Tour
Discover the archaeological finds underneath Verona.
📍 Bra square
€30 per person
August 9th - 15:00pm
Romeo & Juliet's Tour
The unbelievable truth behind the famous love story.
📍 Erbe square
€30 per person
Info & Bookings:
+39 333 2199 645 info@veronissima.com P.I. 03616420232 C.F. CPPMHL74L13L781C
In Verona
San Zeno
The church of Verona's patron saint, an unparalleled masterpiece of Romanesque architecture, mentioned in the Divine Comedy.
Il Duomo
Santa Maria Matricolare is Verona's cathedral and the centre of a complex of religious buildings that surround it.
Santa Anastasia
Verona's largest church, the ancient place of worship of noble families of knights in medieval Verona.
San Fermo
A double church (upper and lower), a former Franciscan monastery, full of works of art, mysteries and secrets.
San Giorgio
Its large Renaissance dome is a landmark along the Adige River. Inside is a masterpiece by Paolo Veronese.
Santo Stefano
An impressive Romanesque church built on an ancient Roman temple was perhaps Verona's first cathedral.
Santa Maria in Organo
Facing the former Acqua Morta canal. Inside are the extraordinary wooden inlays of Fra Giovanni.
San Tommaso
Dedicated to St Thomas Becket, it is located on the ancient river island of Verona. Mozart played the organ there.
San Bernardino
The XIV century church of a Franciscan monastery with its suggestive cloisters and works of art.
Santa Maria Antica
The private church of the Scala family lords, with their monumental cemetery: the Arche Scaligere.
Outside Verona
San Giorgio di Valpolicella
Built in the Longobard era on a prehistoric cult site, it retains all the ancient archaic atmosphere.
San Floriano
In the heart of Valpolicella, the elegant and unmistakable Romanesque façade is reminiscent of San Zeno.
San Severo
In Lazise, on Lake Garda, a Romanesque jewel. Inside, an unusual and mysterious cycle of frescoes.
Info & Bookings:
+39 333 2199 645 info@veronissima.com P.I. 03616420232 C.F. CPPMHL74L13L781C