Iconic places not to miss: museums, churches, historic palaces, parks and everything that makes the city unique.
Verona's oldest Roman bridge rebuilt stone by stone after World War II
The third largest Roman amphitheater in the world and a temple of international opera
The twentieth-century bridge dedicated to the hero of two worlds Giuseppe Garibaldi that connects the center and northern suburbs of Verona
Medieval square with historic buildings and statue of Dante
The medieval sarcophagus in the Franciscan convent where legend says the Shakespearean tragic heroine rests
Romanesque-Gothic cathedral housing Titian's Assumption and the octagonal early Christian baptistery
From the Roman forum to the city's liveliest marketplace
The largest square in the city with the Roman Arena
The 1967 modern road bridge across the Adige River quickly connecting historic downtown and northern residential neighborhoods
The medieval building of the merchants' guild dominates Piazza Erbe with its Ghibelline battlements.
Ancient heart of the city
The green and symbolic heart of the square