Giusti Garden

The Giusti Gardens is one of the finest examples of Italian Renaissance gardens.
Planted in 1580, the garden consists of a series of terraces climbing upon the hill. They include a parterre and hedge maze, and a long avenue of cypress trees terminating at a grotto, above which looms a huge grotesque mask sculpted out of the rock face.

One of the most beautiful gardens I’ve ever visited. It’s a very lovely place to walk around and enjoy nature. It’s very well kept, it has lovely views, pathways and statues located in the garden as well as water fountains. There is also a nice little museum to visit here and lots to do in the area. I would definitely recommend checking this garden out.

This place is good for relax after you explore half of Verona. Your legs will thank you. There is also turtle 🐢. I will bet you can’t find them

Probably one of the most underrated attractions in all of Verona. The gardens and the connected palace/house was STUNNING. We visited on a really sunny day in February and had the whole place to ourselves. It was a bit of the walk from the main attractions but so so worth it. One of the highlights of our trip.

Cant understand negative comments. Even in the Winter it's great! Seems small at first but its far from the truth, as you go further and up you uncover much more. Great views from the top.

A fantastic place even in winter. That Giusti family knew for sure how to dolce vita. It has great views over Verona too

Wonderful views of Verona and interesting to see how a 17th century Palazzo has changed with the ages. Excellent restoration of the gardens since the 2020 storms, Italy cares so much for its heritage.

Small, enclosed, peaceful, green. This garden has been a revelation to me a decade ago when we discovered it with a family with baby to teens children. It was like a paradise in a hot, noisy, and crowded Verona. A huge relief for parents being able to let children roam, run and have fun in a safe and beautiful garden. Since then this garden is a must-go whenever in Verona. I highly recommend visit it.

I could add more photos but none would prove how gorgeous this place is. We arrived before noon and the place was still mostly empty. As you walk you are smacked with smells, so vibrant you have to stop and breathe. The sounds of nature coupled with the tireless effort of the men and women who are in charge of upkeep made the $10 ticket feel like I didn't pay enough. Thanks for the experience, it was the highlight of Verona.

Stunning gardens with amazing history and the best view from the top of the city. Well worth the visit, we went late in the evening around 6pm so not as many people around.

It is an amazing place which perfectly reflects renaissance in Italy. Wonderful gardens and villa is one of the best places to spend free time and have a nice walk. It is also a nice place for a picnic with a perfect scenery. I would strongly recommend to add this place in your list of sights visiting Verona.

What a beautiful garden. Entry fee seemed a bit much at first but it was definitely worth it. A very peaceful place with loads of views across Verona, an amazing garden to relax. Additionally there's an old palace you can go in with amazing stuff to see. Old furniture, statues, and lots of interesting stuff from another time. Also, there's cats and turtles in the garden, what more can I ask for

Bravo. The history and the preservation of the Garden is excellent. The tour has been well packaged to be self directed. Enjoyed the tangy scent, had a moment within the labyrinth, caught a view of town. Very refreshing atmosphere. Get your Verona card to slide through the tourist attractions easily.

Feels pricey at the entrance, but you soon realize that the admission is more than fair. A beautiful place with much to explore and learn. We were thrilled with the official app that helps guide you and gives great additional information through audio and visual content.

This is my favourite place in Verona. The gardens are well-kept and very beautiful. There are cool statues. Also turtles. We walked around here for a long time because it was very peaceful. It is definitely worth the prize. (With the Verona card you get a discount, I recommend it.)

I'll be honest, I didn't know anything about this place and from a quick glance it didn't seem that special so as to warrant a taller-than-average museum admittance of 11€, but I do not regret it at all. It's hard to describe, but it feels like once your inside, the magnitude of the earth absorbs you whole by the minute. Before long, what seemed like an ordinary garden to me from a distance, was now a magnificent landscape rich in microorganisms and flora. It's as if I was getting a nature high, like I said, a bizarre concept to attempt to communicate with words. You just have to see it, and allow yourself to feel the nature all around you. Oh and the most marvelous natural smell I've ever encountered was right by the top of the tower. I'll never forget the impression it left me; my iris must've widened to a 99% aperture upon sensing that scent. I hope in the future we will be able to capture things like that and share those like we do pictures and audio recordings. What an experience!

Gorgeous historical gardens. Shocked to see turtles living in the fountain!

Verona card offers a discount on entry to €8pp, well worth it for a relaxing garden with great views from the top over Verona.

this place was exquisitely beautiful. Nothing spectacular, but it had a peacefulness, calmness that was one of my highlights of my trip to Italy. once I got to the very top of the garden and I couldn’t see the whole city I had a beautiful moment of reflection and I sat there for more than an hour admiring the beauty of the city of Verona.

Absolutely beautiful garden! A must-see when visiting Verona. And there were kittens, too 😻

Please visit this if you are in Verona. The combination of nature, art, and architecture is truly one of the coolest things I have ever seen. Only 11€ and I spent probably 3 hours wandering the grounds. Could have spent more if I didn’t get hungry.

You can climb watchtowers with a overlook view of the city, such a wonderful place. Staff was very friendly, met 2 ladies who gave me recommendations and introduced me to the cutest kitten that lives on the grounds.

Wonderful way to spend part of your trip