Verona Romance💘

Verona is one of Italy's most popular tourist destinations, owing to its reputation for art, architecture, opera, and literature. It is located roughly midway between Milan and Venice. It is situated in the River Adige's broad S-curve as it leaves the Alps. Most attractions and activities are concentrated in Verona's Centro Storico, the historic centre linked to the left bank neighbourhoods by ten bridges. Tourists frequently attempt to visit Verona in one day because its glitzy sister, Venice, frequently eclipses it, but there are so many things to do that you'll want to stay longer in this delightful city. In 89 BCE, Verona became a Roman colony and grew into a significant city. The Roman amphitheatre is one of the many artefacts from this period, and the city is also abundant in Romanesque cathedrals from the 11th and 12th centuries. Under the influential della Scala family, Verona became a significant artistic hub during the Renaissance and earlier. They are called the Scaligeri, and you will encounter them everywhere. Leading architects from the 15th and 16th centuries, Fra Giocondo and Michele Sanmicheli, were in charge of designing several magnificent structures and the bastioned town walls. Capital: Verona International Airport: Verona Villafranca Airport (VRN) Population: 636,000 Currency: the Euro Time: GMT+2 Driving Side: Right Main Electricity: 230V Official Language: Italian Religion: Roman Catholicism

Walk around the historic centre. From Torre dei Lamberti, observe the scenery. Mingle with the crowds at Juliette's home Cross the Ponte Pietra