I am spending 2 days in Verona? Any suggestions on restaurants and maybe hidden must see
Forgive me if this is too obvious, but I know seeing a concert at the ancient arena is a popular thing to do there. https://www.arteconcerto.com/arena-di-verona?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=22705161282&gbraid=0AAAAAD2J5rNlfVHHt23zBAr3ERjFSpfXM&gclid=CjwKCAjwrNrQBhBjEiwAoR4VO00Lmuj6-oSLFlLD1Qe39aSOa5eAJD3l7tFQdWGI0X5CPbWNxSuL7RoCAGAQAvD_BwE
Take the funicular up to Castel San Pietro for some stellar views. My daughter & I went up there last time to sketch. I requested a larger sketch of that location for my birthday last year from her - very special! And yes, definitely attend whatever event is happening in the outdoor Roman arena. i’ve attended an opera and a concert there.
My daughter treated me to Locanda 4 Cuochi, a Michelin restaurant, which just happened to be next to the hotel I like to stay - Hotel Bologna.
I have dined at Ristorante L’Orologio numerous times and have never been disappointed. They serve excellent local cuisine and have an extensive wine list available by the glass. At times, I felt as if I were the only non-local in the restaurant. It’s at Corso Porta Nuova 7/B, just a few steps from Piazza Bra.
If there is any way to attend a concert or opera (if you are there summer opera season) in the arena, please please book a ticket. During two visits to Verona in the past, I have attended Aida and Carmen and both were spectacular, never-to-be-forgotten experiences. The arena has a website where you can see upcoming performances and can book tickets.