A monument symbol of the city, it is a roman amphitheater

The identification of Cappello’s family with the Shakespearean family of Capulet makes this place part of the love tragedy legend.

Where there’s a crypt dedicated to the Shakespearean heroin.

This roman theatre was built in the first century BC and is considered the most important theater of Northern Italy.

The main theatre of the city was built for the philharmonic Academy in the first half of eighteenth century.

The most important military fortress of the Della Scala’s lordship ,built in 1298.It is also the civic Museum of the city.

Large 6000 square meters, where you can admire the Gran Guardia building and Palazzo Barbieri .

Framed by beautiful buildings, it was the center of political and economical life during the roman era.

In the center there’s the monument dedicated to Dante (1856) sorrounded by many buildings that are very important artistically and historically.

Long 95 meters, it’s the only bridge remained of the roman era.

In the first century BC it was the main entrance into the city.

Situated in the city center it was the funerary complex of the Della Scala’s family.

A monument of the first century BC, built by the Architet Lucio Vitruvio Cerdone for celebrating the gens Gavia (a noble roman family).

It’s a military building with a beautiful panoramic view.

It’s a medieval tower 84 meters high.

A garden with Renaissance structure,where you can see the unique latin epigraphic collection of Verona.

This grand palace hosts many art exhibitions and congresses, born as a military building.

A neoclassic building, from 1866 is the city hall.

Sacred by the Pope Urbano III in 1187,it is one of the most beautiful churches of Verona. A unique fusion of Gothic and Romanesque style.

An early Christian church as the external wall, the apses and the bell tower attest.

BuiIt in Romanesque style, it is the place where in 304 the Saints Fermo and Rustico suffered martyrdom.

A church of the fifth century AD, only the central nave is remained of the early Christian era.

The basilica of Santa Anastasia is the most important Gothic monument of Verona. Inside the church you can admire the fresco of Pirandello: St. George who liberates the princess from the dragon.

A Church of the eighteenth century arose in the Veronetta medieval quarter.

One of the first churches of the modern era, it hosts a Franciscan monastery.

It is considered a Romanesque masterpiece with a polyptych of Andrea Mantegna.

In Romanesque style, it was rebuilt in 1120 after the earthquake.

Built in the Lombard period, it was reconstructed in 1481 with its Gothic and Romanesque façade.