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The Giardino Giusti contains all the features of a typical Renaissance garden: geometrical layout of flowerbeds and hedgerows, fountains, grottos, mask, mythological statues, avenues of cypresses and a maze. Mozart, Goethe, kin... more
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This is an obligatory port of call for any visitor to Verona, not least to see the Juliet statue, dedicated to the joys of being in love.The building, is based on the 13th-century design, was built on the remains of a Roman ins... more
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gomezdegomera said
… frequentatissima Casa di Giulietta (**), immancabile tappa a patto di digerire una certa dose di miele dal cattivo… continue reading »
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This is a typical Veronese Romanesque church. It is enclosed and still has several open air women's galleries. It was built in the 8th Century but it was reconstructed around 1110 with the addition of the "classic" Romanesque n... more
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Krakow Kate said
… around and saw a bunch of other buildings (Piazza della SS Annunziata, Medici Palace, San Lorenzo… continue reading »
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This is not just a classic coffee shop, but a place to delight all gourmands! In a few square meters and just enough space for a bar and a few seats, customers can taste what is probably the best coffee in Verona, even if they... more
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The name is enough. Known all over Italy as well as through Europe, this is the hippest Veronese night club. Located in the Veronese hills, it has been on the cutting edge of music for years, with DJs like Dionigi or Noferini.... more
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The archaeological site of the Roman theater is reached through a 16th-century building with a frescoed freize. Nestling at the base of St Peter's hill, the theater was probably built at the end of the first period of Roman urb... more
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Vikky said
…, I would not be as in love with the city. I was wrong. I LOVE THIS PLACE!!!!!!! Verona… continue reading »
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The Teatro Filarmonico was started in 1605 by Domenico Curtoni. His design was obviously Palladian in inspiration and was originally in the form of a semicircle with an open gallery in wood. The majestic façade with its column... more
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This restaurant is a favorite with Verona's night owls: it is open until the small hours when all the city's other restaurants have closed. As well as trying out the selection of beers and other beverages, you can also have a h... more
Verona Travel Experiences
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Week 18
Tuesday, our alarm clock (Adelio) woke us up for a fully prepared breakfast and then it was a drive to the Courmayeur in Italy for a day... Continue reading »
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la boheme in arena di verona
I’ve read that watching Aida in the arena in Verona is one of the must-do things in life. Look at the picture of the Arena! And imagine w... Continue reading »
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Day 27: Gardaland Theme Park
Today we headed from Marghera to the Gardaland Theme Park (about 125 kms inland). We checked out of our hotel at about 10am in search of... Continue reading »
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Day 15: Rome to Venice via Verona
We leave Rome at about 8, listen to the trip song, and then people drift off to sleep. I'm actually not that tired, and catch up on my... Continue reading »
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the return to verona
the happy reunition with Verona..I was here with Morten, Mortens middle sister Isabelle, Isabelle's boyfriend, and their father about 7... Continue reading »
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