We went to this garden as a last attraction to visit while in Verona. The sun was setting and the view of the city was very nice. The gardens are nicely kept, you may find just married couples doing photo shoots here. There is an entrance fee-I think 7 euro-but if you are looking for a place to relax, it's... More

This typical Italy garden is one of the best in Italy, if not Europe. Lots of trees, mazes hedges and a few small lemon trees. Don't expect flowers. This garden is about a 20 minute walk from the roman arena in Piazza Bra. There are no amenities close by but they do have a toilet. On the bus route but... More

Lovely garden which we couldn't see much of as it isn't baby-buggy friendly. Also its not included in the Verona card.

We found this park by accident, but it was recommended by our B&B. The grounds are huge, with beautiful trees, grass and a few special gardens and follies to liven it up. A wonderful place for a picnic or just to wander.

Beautifil garden with almost no visitors east of the river. Entrance is 7€ per person, but I was happy to pay the fee for such tranquility. Its not a huge park, but looked after very well. Have a walk uphill, and you will get great views of Verona :-)

Giardino Giusti is certainly worth a visit, for the views alone! From the entrance you don't think its much, but it opens out into lovely kept gardens with a small maze in the front and statues scattered around, but the upper part of the gardens, called Belvedere are the gem of the garden with stunning views over the city of... More

These gardens are tucked away on the 'other side' of the Adige about 10 mins walk from ponte pietra and the roman theatre. We thought it was a lovely piece off calm and somewhere to sit and enjoy what we saw. Its was 7 euros each to get in - so not cheap but it was we spent an enjoyable... More

Being just a short walk over the river from Verona city centre, the gardens make for a picturesque break from the city itself. The views from the top of the belvedere are worth it alone but the gardens are beautiful and the quaint maze is a fun touch. Unfortunately we visited in March, which mean some of the features were... More

We took our 5 kids to this garden on a cold, snowy day in February. We were the only ones there and we really, really enjoyed ourselves. The kids ran and played hide and seek in the mazes until exhaustion. We then climbed up to the top of the gardens and soaked in the views. This garden is not immaculately... More