Art in Verona
Sights in Verona
A gorgeous medieval castle now home to paintings by Renaissance masters from Venice and Verona
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Mantua is surrounded by a beautiful environment, in which water and earth are unexpectedly interwoven. Settled by the Etruscans the city enjoyed a position of status in the early modern world. 1198 the city optimized the Mincio river, creating the so-called 'four lakes'.
From the Middle Ages Mantua was ruled by the art-loving Gonzaga dynasty, one of Italy's most important patrons of Renaissance art. The Gonzagas long cultivated a court which included some of the most illustrious artists and intellectuals of the 15th and 16th century like Pisanello, Mantegna, Correggio, Giulio Romano, Rubens and Monteverdi. It is impossible to go to any of the world's great public galleries and museums without finding a picture, a jewel or a precious object that once formed part of the Gonzaga collection in Mantua, a collection completely dispersed in 1630 when Mantua was seized by the Habsburg family.
Discover the Ducal Palace and the rooms, still painted with frescos, where these treasures were displayed and kept. The tour starts close to one of the small lakes of Mantua in the city centre and it goes through the main city squares, Piazza Sordello, Piazza Broletto, Piazza delle Erbe and Piazza Mantegna surrounded by beautiful medieval buildings and churches like the romanesque round church of Saint Lawrence and the great Sant'Andrea Basilica planned by L.B.Alberti.
The tour continues with the visit of the Gonsagas' ducal palace and the famous camera degli Sposi (bridal chamber) painted by Mantegna in Saint George castle.
If you wish to discover a perfect blend of culture and taste, the Venezia-Verona Amarone tour will be an extraordinary experience, mixing the unforgettable monuments and squares of the historic centre of Verona, where the Romeo & Juliet balcony has welcomed thousands of tourists ever since Shakespeare wrote his famous play. The Amarone-Valpolicella tour offers the opportunity to visit vineyards located in the northwest of Verona in the Classic Valpolicella area, where sunny hills and small towns (called borghi) are the perfect setting for an exclusive tasting menu. The special nature of the soil allows the presence of indigenous grape varieties: Valpolicella Classico, Valpolicella Superiore Ripasso, Amarone and Recioto, among the best red wines all over the world. The particular method of production (semi-drying the grapes) - found nowhere else in the world - is the reason why Amarone and Recioto are particularly preferred by the wine lovers.
Itinerary
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Stop At: Berlucchi Winery, Corte Franca, Province of Brescia, Lombardy
If you wish to discover a perfect blend of culture and taste the Venezia-Verona Amarone tour will be an extraordinary exeperience mixing the unforgettable monuments and squares of the historic centre of Verona where Juliet and Romeo balcony is heartly welcoming thousands of tourists ever since Shakespeare wrote his most likely known play and the unique character of the wines from Valpolicella area. The Amarone-Valpolicella tour offers the opportunity to visit vineyards located in the northwest of Verona in the Classic Valpolicella area where sunny hills and very little towns (called borghi) are the perfect setting for an exclusive tasting menu. The very special nature of the soil, the presence of indigenous grape varieties make Valpolicella Classico, Valpolicella Superiore Ripasso, Amarone and Recioto among the best red wines all over the world. The particular method of production (semi-drying the grapes) - found nowhere else in the world - is the reason why Amarone and Recioto are particularly prefered by the wine lovers.
The wine tasting includes the visit to the famous winery Berlucchi where new generation has inherited the pioneer spirit and qualities of the creator of Franciacorta treasuring the lessons from the past, but gazing fearlessly towards the future. There from vineyards covering over 500 hectares is produced the great Franciacorta a sparkling wine made by metodo classico. With DOCG status produced from grapes grown within the boundaries of the territory of Franciacorta Berlucchi family traditions create fine products of incomparable character and quality. These distinguishable wines from mass-produced will seduce with a world of strong emotions.
The tour will continue with a private mini walking visit of Verona: the city of the most famous lovers Romeo and Juliet. The numerous attractions of the historic centre will immediately capture your intimate feelings in front of astonishing Piazza Bra - home of the famous Arena di Verona with its magic performing arts - Castelvecchio bridge, Juliet's House, Piazza dei Signori and Piazza delle Erbe the beating lovers heart of this city, the Scaliger Tombs - the tombs of the Scaligera family - and the Church of St Anastasia.
Verona-Amarone-Franciacorta tour is undoubtedly a relaxing experience combining the joy coming from renowned worldwide wines and rithm of people on foot as Verona is small enough to walk without aid of car or public transport.
Inclusions:
- 9.00am: departure from Venice, Piazzale Roma with private vehicle and driver
- visit of two wineries and tastings
- guided tour of the vineyards
- guided tour of the wine cellar
- visit historic centre of Verona (walking tour duration: about 1hour and 30 minutes)
- 5.00pm: return to Venice Piazzale Roma (estimated arrival at 7.30 pm)
Duration: 1 hour
You'll be able to participate in an exclusive wine tasting in a villa of the XVI century, that was inspired by the tradition of the Veneto region, which has been re-interpreted to become an elegant luxury hotel and host an impressive permanent exhibition of contemporary art. Located in the heart of Valpolicella, the original and modern taste of Byblos is melting with the classical elegance of Villa Amistà to create a unique hotel, Byblos Art Hotel Villa Amistà.
The activity will start in villa Amistà where the manager will welcome you and it will last about 2 hours. Tours start at 10:00 am, 12:00 pm, 2:00 pm and 4:00 pm. You will tour the Contemporary Art collection then have a tasting session of Valpolicella wines in a 15th century winery (Valpolicella Classico, Valpolicella Classico Superiore, Ripasso and Amarone)
Round trip transfer from piazza Bra (Verona city center) included.
A very interesting fact about this area in the Lazio region, the ancient town of Tusculum - now Frascati, is that the archeological discoveries demonstrate the cultivation of grapes for wine since the 5th century B.C. It was one of the preferred wines of Ancient Rome, Renaissance Popes, poets and artists visiting in the Grand Tour 1700s and 1800s, and of the La Dolce Vita generation in the 1960s.
The Frascati DOC/DOCG area is located in the heart of the Castelli Romani, Tuscolum and Albani Hills south of Rome, and north of Lake Albano.
Through a private car transfer (which takes about 45 minutes each way), you will arrive at your destination in the Frascati area, where you will meet your guide for the tour. During this experience you'll walk in the vineyards where the history of the Frascati wine begins. From the vineyards, you'll then be guided inside the winery to explore the wine cellar and learn about the particular production techniques characteristic of this unique wine. A guided wine tasting will follow, during which time you will taste different varieties of wines accompanied by typical local products.
You will be picked up at 7:30 AM at your Verona hotel or other accommodation to begin the drive to Madonna di Campiglio.
Madonna di Campiglio is sometimes called the 'pearl of the Dolomites,' an elegant village that is among the most important skiing hubs in the entire Alpine Arc.
This village used to be a highly sought-out resort for the well-to-do. Nowadays, this tourist location shows off its glamorous side mixed with sobriety. Its hotels are curated to the last detail and you can find several fashion boutiques in the town center, next to artisan workshops. The village lets visitors immerse themselves in nature with its great variety of lakes, brooks, Alpine pastures grazed by animals, and mountain shelters. These areas offer different spectacular tracks suitable for all. A particularly special experience is to get the Campiglio-Pinzolo Express, a cable car that will offer you a stunning view of the Dolomites.
Along with scenery, sports, and a magical atmosphere, Madonna di Campiglio unveils itself as an attractive place for fun, parties, and entertainment shows. The fairytale of the Princess Sissi and the Emperor Franz Joseph lives on in Madonna di Campiglio. Every February the Habsburg Carnival is held and visitors are taken back to the pinnacle of the Austrian court. Artworks shows are set for the occasion and so imperial processions of this magical reproduction of the long-past Habsburg Court.
After a full day exploring Madonna di Campiglio, return to Verona with your driver. You'll be dropped off at yourpreferred location in Verona at 7:30 PM.
Please note: This is a self-guided tour with driver. There is no tour guide with this experience.
Take a seat in the comfortable van and enjoy a relaxing day. After a couple of hours you will arrive near the enchanting Lake Como, a magical place that has inspired artists and celebrities.
Meet the guide in the heart of Verona before starting this beautiful day trip. Take a seat in the comfortable van and enjoy a relaxing day. After a couple of hours you will arrive near the enchanting Lake Como, a magical place that has inspired artists and celebrities.
You will arrive in the city of Como and you will have the opportunity to visit classic and most important historic places. Then head towards the west coast and take a boat to the beautiful city Bellagio, the pearl of the lake. It is an enchanting city with a grand and aristocratic atmosphere.
Continuing you will arrive in Varenna, a small town that boasts a rich architectural heritage. Here, after some free time to walk in the streets of the center, you will resume your way back to Verona.
create a one of a kind photo shoot in the center of Verona. With a
professional photographer we will teach you how to look at the camera naturally while being confident with your self-image. Photography is the art of lighting, especially when you shoot portraits and fashion pics. We will be focusing on the best way to capture you in natural light, using the city of Verona and its surroundings as an artsy backdrop. You can choose a shoot with your family, a stylish session with friends, a romantic setting with your partner.. Whatever the occasion, we have you covered.
Together we will create a one of a kind photo shoot in the center of Verona. With a professional photographer we will teach you how to look at the camera naturally while being confident with your self-image. Photography is the art of lighting, especially when you shoot portraits and fashion pics.We will be focusing on the best way to capture you in natural light, using the city of Verona and its surroundings as an artsy backdrop. A photo shoot can be for any occasion!What better way to commemorate your visit to Italy than with a photographer capturing your experience in Verona.We will start from an exclusive private rooftop on the Arena amphitheater, a symbol of the city.You can choose a shoot with your family, a stylish session with friends, a romantic setting with your partner, or maybe youre traveling solo and want some cool photos to post to your Social Media.Whatever the occasion, we have you covered.We will create images that show the best of your time spent in the amazing Verona throughunique and memorable portraits, and candid photos, and if needed we will help you find the right pose for your best looks.We will be capturing your great moments around Piazza Bra, Ponte Pietra and Piazza dei Signori,. Allow us to give you a great souvenir of your time in Verona.
Walk the cobblestone streets and admire the architecture while your private guide tells you the history of the passing buildings and squares, facts and fun anecdotes.
Your tour begins from the Arena in the Bra Square, one of Veronas landmarks. This ancient Roman amphitheater dates back to 30 AD and is one of best preserved in the world.
The tour continues through narrow streets, as you pass colorful buildings and arrive at Pizza delle Erbe, the former heart of the ancient Roman city and the center of political life. Just around the corner from the vibrant piazza, find the famous balcony inspired by Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.
Besides being a city famous for love, Verona also played an important role during the Middle Ages and was one of the significant cities of Northern Italy during this time. Thats why, in the heart of the historical center, you'll find the headquarters of the powerful Scaligeri family: Signori Square or, as the Veronese call it, Dante Square.
Verona has many charming alleys and small streets that your private guide will show you. You'll also receive some insider's tips on the best Veronese restaurants, where you can find the most traditional and delicious regional food. The side streets brings you to the Adige River that still flows into its ancient bed. From here, soak up incredible views of Ponte Pietra, the Roman Theatre and the Archeological Museum.
Before heading back to where you started, your private guide will give you the option to see some of the other interesting sites in Verona, such as the cathedral, the Carega District with the ateliers of local artists or Castelvecchio and the Arch of the Gavi family.
Discover the history and processes that lead to the production of world-renowned Veronese wines such as Amarone Classico, Valpolicella Ripasso and Soave, along with the internationally esteemed Decima Aurea Merlot and Torre Pieve Chardonnay. Choose from three tasting experiences to suit your preferences.
Tour the winery, vineyards, villa and gardens. Writings dating back to the 18th century, when the Villa hosted a literary salon, attest its unspoiled allure and splendor. The noble facade of neoclassical design, adorned with decorative statues of figures from Greek myths, stands framed against a backdrop of contrasting greens. Inside, the magnificent Chamber of the Muses with its astonishing frescoes offer a remarkable example of the Italian artistic mastery.
The English-style gardens, listed among the Great Italian Gardens for their historical and aesthetic value, weave a fairy-tale atmosphere and combine a rolling landscape, exotic plants and a pond, fed by springs.
The experience then culminates with a visit to the cellars, which played a significant role in the history of Veronese wine making, giving its name to Amarone. Today, in this same storied location, Gaetano Bertani and his sons continue the three-century-old family tradition.
The tastings will allow you to discover a variety of Tenuta Santa Maria Alla Pieve the Bertany Family private Estate grown wines, from the Veronese Amarone, Valpolicella and Soave, produced with autochthonous grapes from the region, to Merlot and Chardonnay, personal projects of Gaetano Bertani. You will learn about the techniques that lead to their production, such as the appassimento and the ripasso techniques.
The Tradition tasting:
This tasting will allow you to experience the three traditional Veronese wines, produced in two valleys with indigenous grapes. The elegant Soave, from the white Garganega grape, followed by two blends of the indigenous red grapes Corvina, Corvinone and Rondinella: the Valpolicella Ripasso and the Amarone Classico, both made using the appassimento technique an air-drying technique that results in Amarones intense flavor and smooth tannins.
The Premium tasting:
Enjoy the most refined wines from the Bertani familys production: Amarone Classico and Soave, made from indigenous grapes, and Decima Aurea Merlot and Torre Pieve Chardonnay, made from international varietals, personal projects by Gaetano Bertani. Each, in its own way, serves to express a unique aspect of the wine making traditions native to the Verona area.
The Selection tasting:
Experience the evolution of different vintages of the excellence to be found in the Bertani familys winery: three vintages of the elegant Decima Aurea Merlot, made with partial appassimento technique, the current Amarone Classico vintage and the complex Torre Pieve Chardonnay.
The beauty of Verona is In its urban structure and its architecture, the city is an outstanding example of a town that has developed progressively and uninterruptedly over 2,000 years, incorporating artistic elements of the highest quality from each succeeding period. Verona is not just the place in which Romeo and Juliet loved each other. Boasting one of the most enchanting and perfectly conserved old town centre in the world Verona is also a modern and rich city, a place in which the great attention for its glorious past matches perfectly with a modern economy based on the production of some of the most delicious food and wines in Italy.
Falling in Love with Verona: An amazing experience!
Do You Think Verona Is Just About Romeo and Juliet?
Everyone knows that Verona is the home to the most famous love story ever told, however, despite the typical tourist attraction to Juliet's balcony and Romeo's home, dont let this fact blind you to everything else the city has to offer. The historic city centre of Verona is famously said to have more Roman ruins than any other Italian city, beside Rome, furthermore Verona was made a UNESCO World Heritage Site not just because of the excellent condition of its Roman architecture but because it is also crammed with medieval buildings, Renaissance art and so many cultural treasures too. Verona has so much to offer and it is really a taste of Italy at it's finest, which can only mean that it has to be a top city that we all must visit.
It is very easy to reach Verona, located halfway between Venice and Milan it is a major transport hub for rail travel throughout the country, it has got an international airport and it is surronded by important highways.
- 3-hour walking guided tour with a licensed tour guide
- Customize the tour to suit your own interests
- Discover the the Unesco Heritace City and its most treasured sites
- Choose a morning or afternoon tour
- Private Italian or English or German or Spanish speaking guide
- Guided tour of Verona highlights
Meet your guide at Piazza Bra, close to "The Alps fountain". The fountain is located in the middle of the public garden behind the equastrian statue of Vittorio Emanuele II
Roman ruins, medieval vestiges, Venetian and Austrian traces can be seen all across the city, as well as antique palaces, squares, bridges and wonderful churches. In the historical centre you will visit Piazza Bra with the Roman amphitheatre "the Arena", Piazza Erbe with the paitned Mazzanti's houses, the Maffei's palace and the Madonna Verona's fountain, Piazza dei Signori with the medieval public buildings, Dante's statue the Scaligers' houses and arks. During the tour you will walk from Castelvecchio, the old Scaligers' castle surrounded by the Roman Gavi's arch and the Scaliger's bridge to Corso Porta Borsari with the Roman city gate called dei Borsari. Walking along corso Sant'Anastasia we will reach ther Roman Ponte Pietra from where it is possible to see the San Pietro hill with the Austrian stronghold and the Roman Theatre. Back to the city centre waking along nice medieval streets you will reach Romeo's house, Juliet's balcony and the Roman gate dei Leoni
- Turismoverona.eu (Verona tourism info)
- Veronatouristoffice.it (Verona city tourism office)
Useful Italian for rail travel
| English (inglese) | Italian (italiano) | Pro-nun-cee-YAY-shun |
| Where is? | Dov'é | doh-VAY |
| ...train station | la ferroviaria [or] la stazione | lah fair-o-vee-YAR-ree-yah [or] lah stat-zee-YO-nay |
| ticket | un biglietto | oon beel-YET-toh |
| first class | prima classe | PREE-mah CLAH-say |
| second class | seconda classe | say-CONE-dah CLAH-say |
| one way | solo andata | SO-low ahn-DAHT-tah |
| round trip (return) | andata e ritorno | ahn-DAH-tah ay ree-TOUR-noh |
| Just the supplement | Soltanto il supplemento | soul-TAHN-toh eel sou-play-MEN-toh |
| Just a seat reservation | Soltanto una prenotazione | soal-TAHN-toh oo-nah pray-no-tah-tsee-YOH-nay |
| I have a Eurailpass | Ho il Eurailpass | oh eel YOO-rail-pahs |
| sleeping couchette | una cucetta | oo-nah koo-CHET-tah |
| berth in a sleeping car | un posto nel vagone letto | oon POH-sto nell vah-GOAN-nay LET-toh |
| track | binario | been-AR-ree-yoh |
| train | treno | TRE-no |
| car (carriage) | carozza | ka-RO-tza |
| seat | posto | PO-sto |
| departures | partenze | par-TEN-zay |
| arrivals | arrivi | ah-REE-vee |
| information | informazione | in-for-ma-tzee-OH-nay |
| left luggage | deposito bagagli | day-PO-zee-toh ba-GAHL-yee |
| punch your ticket | timbrare il biglietto | teem-BRA-ray eel beel-YET-toh |
| Is this the right platform for the Rome train? | E questo il binario per il treno à Roma? | ay KWAY-sto eel been-AR-ree-yo pair eel TRE-no ah RO-ma? |
| delayed | in retardo | een ree-TAR-do |
| strike | sciopero | SHO-pair-oh |
| Mon-Sat | Feriali | fair-ee-YAHL-ee |
| Sun & holidays | Festivi | feh-STEE-vee |
| Daily | Giornaliere | joor-nahl-ee-YAIR-eh |
| City / Train station names | ||
| English (inglese) | Italian (italiano) | Main station |
| Rome | Roma | Termini |
| Florence | Firenze | Santa Maria Novella |
| Venice | Venezia | Santa Lucia |
| Milan | Milano | Centrale |
| Genoa | Genova | Porta Principe |
| Naples | Napoli | Centrale |
| Leghorn | Livorno | Centrale |
| Turin | Torino | Porta Nuova |
Useful Italian for air travel
| English (inglese) | Italian (italiano) | Pro-nun-cee-YAY-shun |
| Where is... | Dov'é | doh-VAY |
| the airport | l'aeroporto | LAHW-ro-port-oh |
| the airplane | l'aereo | LAIR-reh-oh |
| terminal | terminal | TEAR-me-nahl |
| flight | volo | VOH-lo |
| gate | uscita d'imbarco | oo-SHEE-tah deem-BARK-oh |
| to the right | à destra | ah DEH-strah |
| to the left | à sinistra | ah see-NEEST-trah |
| straight ahead | avanti [or] diritto | ah-VAHN-tee [or] dee-REE-toh |
| keep going straight | sempre diritto | SEM-pray dee-REE-toh |
| departures | partenze | par-TEN-zay |
| arrivals | arrivi | ah-REE-vee |
| delayed | in ritardo | een ree-TAR-doh |
| on time | in orario | een oh-RAH-ree-yo |
| early | in avanti | een ah-VAHN-tee |
| boarding | imbarco | eem-BARK-o |
| connecting flight | la coincidenza | la ko-een-chee-DEN-za |
| check-in | accettazione | ah-chet-ta-zee-YO-nee |
| immigration | controllo passaporti | cone-TRO-lo pah-sa-POR-tee |
| security check | controllo di sicurezza | kohn-TRO-lo dee see-kur-AY-tzah |
| customs | dogana | do-GA-na |
| shuttle | la navetta | lah na-VET-tah |
| boarding pass | carta d'imbarco | kart-ta deem-BARK-o |
| baggage claim | ritiro bagagli | ree-TEER-oh bah-GA-lyee |
| carry-on luggage | bagaglio à mano | bah-GA-lyo ah MA_no |
| checked luggage | bagalio | bah-GA-lyo |
Useful Italian for car travel
| English (inglese) | Italian (italiano) | Pro-nun-cee-YAY-shun |
| car | automobile | ow-toh-MO-bee-lay |
| scooter/motorboke | un motorino | oon mo-tair-EE-no |
| gas station | stazione di servizio | stah-zee-YO-nay dee sair-VEE-tzee-yo |
| gas | benzina | ben-ZEE-nah |
| diesel | gasolio [or] diesel | gah-ZOH-lee-oh [or] DEE-zell |
| Fill it up, please | al pieno, per favore | ahl pee-YAY-noh, pair fa-VOHR-ray |
| Where is... | Dov'é | doh-VAY |
| ...the highway | l'autostrada | lout-oh-STRA-dah |
| ...the state highway | la statale [written "SS"] | lah sta-TAHL-eh |
| ...the road for Rome | la strada per Roma | lah STRA-dah pair RO-mah |
| to the right | à destra | ah DEH-strah |
| to the left | à sinistra | ah see-NEEST-trah |
| straight ahead | avanti [or] diritto | ah-VAHN-tee [or] dee-REE-toh |
| keep going straight | sempre diritto | SEM-pray dee-REE-toh |
| to cross | attraversare | ah-tra-vair-SAR-ay |
| toll | pedaggio | peh-DA-jo |
| parking | parcheggio | par-KEH-jo |
| road map | carta stradale | kar-ta stra-DA-lay |
| where can I pay the fine? | dove posso pagare la multa | DOH-veh Po-so pag-GAR-ray la MOOL-tah |
Typical road signs / terms » more
| English (anglais) | French (français) |
| Stop | Stop |
| Exit | Uscita |
| Staffic light | Semaforo |
| One-way | Senso unico |
| Dead-end | Strada senza uscita |
| Parking prohibited | No parcheggio or parcheggio proibito |
| Pedestrian zone | Area pedonale |
| Limited Traffic Zone (you pay to drive in) | ZTL or Zona Traffico Limitato |
Basic phrases in Italian
| English (inglese) | Italian (italiano) | pro-nun-see-YAY-shun |
| thank you | grazie | GRAT-tzee-yay |
| please | per favore | pair fa-VOHR-ray |
| yes | si | see |
| no | no | no |
| Do you speak English? | Parla Inglese? | PAR-la een-GLAY-zay |
| I don't understand | Non capisco | non ka-PEESK-koh |
| I'm sorry | Mi dispiace | mee dees-pee-YAT-chay |
| How much is it? | Quanto costa? | KWAN-toh COST-ah |
| That's too much | É troppo | ay TROH-po |
| Good day | Buon giorno | bwohn JOUR-noh |
| Good evening | Buona sera | BWOH-nah SAIR-rah |
| Good night | Buona notte | BWOH-nah NOTE-tay |
| Goodbye | Arrivederci | ah-ree-vah-DAIR-chee |
| Excuse me (to get attention) | Scusi | SKOO-zee |
| Excuse me (to get past someone) | Permesso | pair-MEH-so |
| Where is? | Dov'é | doh-VAY |
| ...the bathroom | il bagno | eel BHAN-yoh |
| ...train station | la ferroviaria | lah fair-o-vee-YAR-ree-yah |
| to the right | à destra | ah DEH-strah |
| to the left | à sinistra | ah see-NEEST-trah |
| straight ahead | avanti [or] diritto | ah-VAHN-tee [or] dee-REE-toh |
| information | informazione | in-for-ma-tzee-OH-nay |
Days, months, and other calendar items in Italian
| English (inglese) | Italian (italiano) | Pro-nun-cee-YAY-shun |
| When is it open? | Quando é aperto? | KWAN-doh ay ah-PAIR-toh |
| When does it close? | Quando si chiude? | KWAN-doh see key-YOU-day |
| At what time... | a che ora | a kay O-rah |
| Yesterday | ieri | ee-YAIR-ee |
| Today | oggi | OH-jee |
| Tomorrow | domani | doh-MAHN-nee |
| Day after tomorrow | dopo domani | DOH-poh doh-MAHN-nee |
| a day | un giorno | oon je-YOR-no |
| Monday | Lunedí | loo-nay-DEE |
| Tuesday | Martedí | mar-tay-DEE |
| Wednesday | Mercoledí | mair-coh-lay-DEE |
| Thursday | Giovedí | jo-vay-DEE |
| Friday | Venerdí | ven-nair-DEE |
| Saturday | Sabato | SAH-baa-toh |
| Sunday | Domenica | doh-MEN-nee-ka |
| Mon-Sat | Feriali | fair-ee-YAHL-ee |
| Sun & holidays | Festivi | feh-STEE-vee |
| Daily | Giornaliere | joor-nahl-ee-YAIR-eh |
| a month | una mese | oon-ah MAY-zay |
| January | gennaio | jen-NAI-yo |
| February | febbraio | feh-BRI-yo |
| March | marzo | MAR-tzoh |
| April | aprile | ah-PREEL-ay |
| May | maggio | MAH-jee-oh |
| June | giugno | JEW-nyoh |
| July | luglio | LOO-lyoh |
| August | agosto | ah-GO-sto |
| September | settembre | set-TEM-bray |
| October | ottobre | oh-TOE-bray |
| November | novembre | no-VEM-bray |
| December | dicembre | de-CHEM-bray |
Numbers in Italian
| English (inglese) | Italian (italiano) | Pro-nun-cee-YAY-shun |
| 1 | uno | OO-no |
| 2 | due | DOO-way |
| 3 | tre | tray |
| 4 | quattro | KWAH-troh |
| 5 | cinque | CHEEN-kway |
| 6 | sei | say |
| 7 | sette | SET-tay |
| 8 | otto | OH-toh |
| 9 | nove | NO-vay |
| 10 | dieci | dee-YAY-chee |
| 11 | undici | OON-dee-chee |
| 12 | dodici | DOH-dee-chee |
| 13 | tredici | TRAY-dee-chee |
| 14 | quattordici | kwa-TOR-dee-chee |
| 15 | quindici | KWEEN-dee-chee |
| 16 | sedici | SAY-dee-chee |
| 17 | diciasette | dee-chee-ya-SET-tay |
| 18 | diciotto | dee-CHO-toh |
| 19 | diciannove | dee-chee-ya-NO-vay |
| 20 | venti | VENT-tee |
| 21* | vent'uno* | vent-OO-no |
| 22* | venti due* | VENT-tee DOO-way |
| 23* | venti tre* | VENT-tee TRAY |
| 30 | trenta | TRAYN-tah |
| 40 | quaranta | kwa-RAHN-tah |
| 50 | cinquanta | cheen-KWAN-tah |
| 60 | sessanta | say-SAHN-tah |
| 70 | settanta | seh-TAHN-tah |
| 80 | ottanta | oh-TAHN-tah |
| 90 | novanta | no-VAHN-tah |
| 100 | cento | CHEN-toh |
| 1,000 | mille | MEEL-lay |
| 5,000 | cinque milla | CHEEN-kway MEEL-lah |
| 10,000 | dieci milla | dee-YAY-chee MEEL-lah |
* You can use this formula for all Italian ten-place numbers—so 31 is trent'uno, 32 is trenta due, 33 is trenta tre, etc. Note that—like uno (one), otto (eight) also starts with a vowel—all "-8" numbers are also abbreviated (vent'otto, trent'otto, etc.).
