Enjoy an unforgettable opera evening in the oldest and largest open-air amphitheatre in the world, the iconic Arena di Verona. Experience masterpieces such as Aida, Carmen, Tosca, La Traviata and many more.

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Set within a beautifully restored historic building, Oriana Suites Verona 4* offer a refined stay that blends old-world character with modern comfort.  Inside, the atmosphere is calm and inviting, designed to feel both stylish and reassuringly familiar. It’s the perfect base for discovering the city by day, before returning to the comfort and privacy of your own suite.

Romantic and timeless, Verona is best known as the setting of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, yet its appeal goes far beyond legend. Wander through winding lanes and sunlit squares, admire centuries-old churches, and cross the graceful bridges spanning the Adige. At the city’s heart stands the remarkably preserved Roman Arena, a 1st-century amphitheatre that still hosts world-renowned opera performances each summer, adding an unforgettable cultural dimension to your stay.

Ideal for a city break, the Studio offers a smart and comfortable retreat after a day exploring Verona. Thoughtfully designed, it features a cosy living area, a practical kitchenette, a sleeping space and a modern bathroom.

Compact yet stylish, it provides everything you need to relax in a calm, well-organised setting.

Opt for the Superior Suite for added space and refinement. This elegant accommodation features a fully equipped kitchen and a generous living area with a sofa and dining table, creating a relaxed, home-from-home atmosphere.

Perfect for longer stays or those who appreciate extra comfort, it offers both style and flexibility in the heart of the city.

This is an accommodation-only stay.

Step outside and lose yourself in Verona’s historic streets, browse independent boutiques, or pause for an espresso in a lively piazza. Culture lovers can attend an opera at the Arena, explore art-filled churches, or discover hidden courtyards tucked away behind ancient façades.

For a slower rhythm, enjoy leisurely walks along the banks of the Adige, sample local wines in nearby enotecas, or simply return to the comfort of your suite for a quiet moment away from the crowds

Experience an unforgettable evening of culture at the Arena di Verona, the world’s oldest and largest open-air amphitheatre still in use.

Enjoy an included destination assistance service provided by our local partners trained to Voyage Privé standards. A dedicated contact person, available 24 hours a day (by phone or WhatsApp), will assist you throughout your stay with advice, reservations, or help in case of unforeseen circumstances. Travel with peace of mind.

Upgrade your evening at the world-famous Arena di Verona with a 2nd sector numbered seat, offering an enhanced view of the stage and a more immersive opera experience.

Verona, nestled in northern Italy’s Veneto region, is far more than the romantic setting of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. A UNESCO World Heritage city, it enchants with sunlit piazzas, the scent of fresh Italian cuisine and the echoes of opera drifting from its ancient Roman arena. Blending history, culture and timeless charm, Verona is a city to savour.

Must-sees:

• Juliet’s House: Step into Shakespearean legend at this 14th-century residence, complete with the famous balcony and a courtyard where visitors leave messages of love.
• Arena di Verona: Take a glimpse into both ancient grandeur and modern performance at this grand Roman amphitheatre, still alive with opera and concerts today.
• Piazza delle Erbe: This former Roman forum has become a vibrant square, framed by frescoed buildings, colourful market stalls and cafés buzzing with life.
• Castelvecchio & Ponte Scaligero: A majestic medieval fortress with its striking red-brick bridge spanning the Adige, home to an impressive art collection and sweeping riverside views.

Culinary culture:

Savour the warmth of Veronese cuisine, from creamy risotto all’Amarone to rich braised meats and handmade pastas. Pair each dish with the region’s celebrated wines such as velvety Valpolicella or crisp Soave, best enjoyed in the lively hum of an osteria or under the soft glow of a candlelit trattoria.

Dive deeper:

Beyond Verona’s historic heart, the Veneto region offers endless treasures. Wander the canals of Venice, discover Palladian villas in Vicenza, or sip sparkling Prosecco among the rolling hills of Valdobbiadene. For a deeper taste of the region’s spirit, visit a traditional vineyard or attend an open-air opera under the summer stars.

Good to know:

Verona’s mild climate makes spring and early autumn the best times to visit, with warm days and fewer crowds. The city is well-connected, with a central train station offering easy links to Venice, Milan and beyond. Time your trip for the summer opera festival in the Arena for an unforgettable cultural experience.