Cheery violin tunes drift into your ear from nearby bistros
as you lope along smooth paths paved with stone. Medieval architecture frames
your view as you cross under pearly arches and stroll past delightfully vintage
buildings, complete with beautiful antique carvings of mythical creatures
alongside a profusion of Roman monuments. The Adige River gurgles peacefully
through the romantic city, spanned by multiple stone arch bridges, each a masterpiece
from a medieval architect. So magnificent is this city that Shakespeare based
three of his most famous plays here. Also known as the City of Romeo and
Juliet, millions venture here to this authentic Italian city every year to wallow
in the splendid artistic heritage and history of Verona, Italy.
Many who
have visited the Verona would like to say that one of the most memorable things
about it is its people. Verona’s people truly enjoy sharing their city with
you, but Verona is much more than that. While you are here, visit Romeo and Juliet’s house, where their love seems to remain lingering in the airy atmosphere. Later, buy tickets for a theatrical
performance Verona’s Roman Arena, one of the best-preserved amphitheaters in
Italy, and eat dinner at one of the outdoor cafes in Piazza delle Erbe, the rectangular
heart of Verona's historic center. Let the charming city of Verona guide you as
it showers you with an abundance of medieval castles and towers, cathedrals, museums,
and authentic Italian cuisine.
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