Verona has been selected by The Guardian as one of the European cities that can offer an authentic art experience. The romantic city has much more to offer than Juliet's balcony. The British newspaper has selected 5 destinations where the urban context itself is part of the journey and Verona knows the fact. The Guardian's article dedicated to five alternative destinations to the usual European destinations proposes Verona together with Zurich, Lille, Warsaw and Oslo. Verona is defined by The Guardian as a romantic city that has much more to offer than Juliet's balcony, it is presented as a destination with an articulated and stratified artistic scene, capable of covering centuries of history without losing sight of the contemporary. In The Guardian's list, there are also some European cities that have invested decisively in the museum offer in recent years. Starting from Zurich, where the expansion of the Kunsthaus signed by David Chipperfield has transformed the museum into the largest in Switzerland. A path that crosses eight centuries of art history and brings together masterpieces by Monet, Van Gogh, Picasso and Giacometti. Then there is Lille, often overlooked by large tourist itineraries. Yet the Palais des Beaux-Arts preserves one of the most important collections in France, second only to that of the Louvre according to many observers. With a difference not to be underestimated: the ticket price remains decidedly more accessible. Among the destinations listed is also Warsaw, often overlooked by large tourist itineraries. Yet the Polish city has much to offer, from its rich and complex history to its constantly evolving artistic scene. Finally, Oslo, the Norwegian capital, which offers a unique combination of history, art and nature. The city is famous for its museums, including the National Museum of Natural History and the Munch Museum, which houses Edvard Munch's famous work, 'The Death'. In addition, Oslo is also a very green city, with many parks and gardens that offer a haven of peace and tranquility in the heart of the city. In short, Verona is a city that offers a unique and authentic experience, with an articulated and stratified artistic scene, capable of covering centuries of history without losing sight of the contemporary.