In a picture-perfect location spread out among vineyards that frame the hills to the west of Verona, the 18-hole par-72 Verona Golf Club (045 59 24 35; www.golfclubverona.com) offers visitors the chance to chase little white balls in the name of recreation.
Sure, to some people the idea of going to a gym while on holidays is blasphemous, but for others it's a way to let off steam (and/or work off all that amazing food). Fitness First (Corso Cavour 33; 045 59 24 35) is open daily and will let you get up close and intimate with any number of body-crunching machines.
For city exploration without any parking hassles, you can rent bikes from the town hall on Piazza Brà.
Take bus 12 from the station to Piscine Monte Bianco (Via Monte Bianco; 045 892 21 79), a huge watery complex that's home to indoor and outdoor swimming pools, as well as a wellness spa. It's open daily.
Attending a football game in Italy is a great chance to get among the locals and see them in their natural habitat. Blue-and-yellow Hellas Verona is the city's major football team - they play at Stadio Bentegodi at Piazzale Olimpia. Tickets are generally pretty easy to get - you can usually walk right up and purchase them before a game.
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