Piazza delle Erbe is a bustling historic market square dating back to the Romans, is located in the historic centre of Verona a beautiful and underrated city. The name translates into "square of herbs" It is rich in history and architecture. When we visited there was a small and interesting market. The square is surroundedby bars and restaurants. I enjoyed sitting at one, with a glass of wine, and watching the world go by.

The best Piazza in Verona. Take the trip up the Lamberti Tower, elevator or walk. Free to 1 Euro. The art museum at the north end is fantastic. There are many cafe's to sip wine and or eat. Very Italian!

One of several lovely Piazzas in the middle of Verona. This one is surrounded by some lovely buildings including the Casa Mazzanti, with its frescoed facade, the Palazzo Maffei and a number of others. There is a great restaurant in the bottom of Palazzo Maffei surprising called Restaurant Maffei. There are some interesting attractions in the Piazza including a fountain and a column with a statue of a lion. I thought the market stalls detracted from the scene.

This is a great natural "meet up" point with our friends. Most days many souvenir stalls were present, but on Sunday, they removed them all. That is when we really came to admire all the amazing landmarks here. Can't miss the imposing Torre dei Lamberti and the frescoed Mazzanti Houses. The tall white marble column with Saint Mark's Lion. There is a fountain with the Madonna Verona (dating to 380 AD). We browsed through the market, got some inexpensive leather goods and small souvenirs. Also took in some dinners here, lots of restaurants, bars, cafes, and gelato shops. A great way to spend some time here. Can always find shade too.

This large piazza is surrounded by architecturally interesting buildings, many with porticos and painted decoration. The ground level of these buildings houses shops, restaurants, and cafes. It contains a number of points of interest, and hosts a market in the morning.

Piazza delle Erbe is the largest square in Verona’s historical city centre. It is enclosed by the Palazzo del Commune, the seat of local government and the site of civil and criminal and courts under Venetian and Austrian (Hapsburg) rule, the Palazzo Maffeii, in front of which stands a white marble column surmounted by the Lion of San Marco, symbol of the Republic of Venice, as well as two towers, the Torre del Lamberto and the Torre del Gardello. The oldest statue is of Roman origin known as the. Verona Madonna. It is today what it has always been, a market place and meeting venue. It has a plethora of lively bars and restaurants.

Central historic square, linking to quite a few other important historical areas. Very popular area, has a daily market, surrounded by shops, restaurants and even a KFC! In the evening the square is cleared and a great place for a meal or drink. The Casa di Giulietto is also just off the square, you probably see the queue, but it moves quickly.