Well work the few Euros it costs to go up the tower. There's a lift almost to the top so you don't have to walk all the way up, but if you want to go right to the top you have to climb a few more flights of stairs. The views from the top are spectacular and well worth stopping... More

We enjoyed the tower visit. One rides an elevator most of the way up, then climbs 46 steps to get to the observation platform area where you can lean out precariously over balconies to get sweeping views of Verona. If you want to, you can climb a few more steps to get up into the top of the bell tower--however,... More

but well worth the view. the final few steps up the to the very top spooked me a little as the last part goes more or less across the centre of the internal space. maybe I was a bit breathless and a little dizzy from going round and round the tower on the way up, but I felt a little... More

Very impressive view for EUR4. The tower dominates over the city, so from the viewing platform on the 2nd level you discover all the downtown and the whole Verona city. You may also climb on the very top of the tower, but it doesn't worth because the view is better from the 2nd level.

There is, fortunately, an elevator that will take you most of the way to the top. You will still have to climb some stairs if you want to go all the way up, but there are some pretty good viewpoints where you get off the elevator. This is one tall tower!

Although there is a little bit of a climb after the elevator drops you off, the views are well worth the climb.

Torre die Lamberti is tall clock tower which overlooks Piazza dell Erbe. Climb up to the top and you'll have a wonderful 360 degrees view of Verona.

This is worthwhile visiting for the views alone. Entrance is included in the verona card with an extra 1 Euro charge with a lift up to the top. Includes a really attractive spiral staircase

Thsi is situated just off piazza della Erbe. Its basically just a bell tower with a nice view around the city. It's €4.50 Euro's entrance fee but its part of the sites included on a Verona Card ( €15 for 2 days) . There's a lift that takes you most of the way up part of the way up and... More