Tour Of Verona, Not Only Romeo And Juliet

Ready to discover Verona? You are on the right page with the right guide. A magnificent city, on the banks of the Adige River, Verona was founded by the Veneti people and, in the 2nd century BC, became an important Roman city in Northern Italy. A great example of the ancient link with Rome is the Arena, the 3rd largest amphitheater in Italy built in the first century and still in use today for the summer Opera Festival. Verona is most notably known as the city of Romeo and Juliet, the dramatic novel originally written by Luigi da Porto and made famous by Shakespeare. After your visit to the legendary Juliet's house, spend time visiting hidden treasures, such as the Church of Saint Zeno, the Church of Saint Anastasia and the Roman Theater. Bear witness to this breathtaking city full of art and Medieval, Romanesque, Gothic and Renaissance architecture. Prepare yourself for a unique experience of unforgettable dreams and superb harmony that inspired poets, musicians and writers like Dante, Byron and Mozart.