We visited all of the tourist must do’s in Verona and this is one of the best. The day we visited it was quiet (no tour groups) we could walk around and investigate at our leisure, inside and outside, good walls to climb and many great photo opportunities. Highly recommend you visit, it really is worth your time.

The Castel is a lovely building full of history and oncredible artwork. There are loads of historic art pieces mostly religious but thats what you get in renainssance Italy. A lovely place to explore with some excellent views.

Fortress on the river, containing an art museum and armory display. The sections are somewhat different architecturally. There is access to the ramparts, where you can view the clockworks and hanging garden. The entrance is through the elegant courtyard.

A great place to visit, especially if like us was a rainy day! Entry for under 18s accompanied by an adult is free, which is a great idea! We paid 9 euros each for an adult. Which allowed entry to rhe castle and museum. A word of caution has very steep steps in some areas. Going round the exhibition there was plenty of seating that allowed us to sit and tale in the exhibits. Would definitely recommend a visit

This museum is great to wander around, even alone. It was full of old interesting artefacts and pieces, a must see if you're looking to immerse yourself in the history. The view from the top was amazing, looking over the bridge and river, the gardens and the rest of the building. You can roam around most of the building and explore various old stairways and balconies on route to the next room. It was very cheap being under 25 years old also.

Huge museum covering medieval times, through the Roman times. Lots of archeological finds plus lots of paintings. Lots to see, great views of the city and more understanding of the history of Verona and Italy. Took about 2hrs to go around, and not sure we saw everything!

Looking into what to do after visiting the arena, the home of Giulietta and the city center, we headed towards this mueum. We really didn't know what would be inside the museum, but what you will find is interesting paintings and medieval objects. While walking in the museum, there are beautiful views of the river, as well as of the bridge over the river. If possible, visit it at evening, when the natural lights give another atmosphere to your visit. And your photos will be incredilbe.

We arrived when the castle museum first opened, after walking and exploring the Ponte Scaligero (the red brick bridge spanning the Adige River). The courtyard had statues and fountains and beautiful flowers. Be prepared to walk some uneven steps and stairs. This is a castle/fortress after all. We did not see many children, as this is not conducive to strollers due to all the steps and narrow corridors. Not a Sunday market. Not a lot of people, which made the visit very nice. It is part of the Verona Pass, so entrance is already paid for. Many of the rooms displayed religion themed paintings and artifacts. A lot of Madonna and Christ. We especially liked the room with all the armors and sculptures of riders and their suit up. Overall it was definitely worth the couple of hours we were here. Walk up and out for a sweeping view of the area, quite enjoyable. Great place to explore on your own, at leisure and without endless lectures. When needed, we did find one bathroom facility and was surprised to find the "squat" toilet style in the ground! Have not seen that in a long time, dating back to decades ago visiting Italy for the first time. As the phrase says, it is what it is. When in Rome......in this case, when in Castelvecchio, people have been warned.

The castle and grounds are impressive, and walking the ramparts offers superb views of the city and the river. No self respecting castle can go without an armory, and this one has a large collection of weaponry. The museum contains a large assortment of religious as well as secular art. The gallery includes works by Marten Van Cleef and Pieter Paul Rubens. There is also a group of of sculptures.

The best place in Verona. If Julietta's house and balcony are a well-known tourist trap - everyone has to go there for 15 minutes, then this museum is much more worth visiting. You can walk in the medieval fortress, and on the bridge, and visit the museum. The museum is relatively small, but the fortress is big. There are few people - you can calmly walk and enjoy, especially if the weather is very hot.