O Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo?”: This medieval old town, nestled alongside the river Adige, will forever be marked for its association with Shakespeare's most famous love tragedy, “Romeo and Juliet”. Every year, many visitors roam its Piazzas and streets, trying to retrace the footsteps of Romeo and Juliet.

Here you will admire the symbol of the Venetian Republic, the Lion of Saint Mark in Piazza Delle Erbe, and the tombs of the ancient lords of Verona at the Arche Scaligere. But that’s not all! The amphitheater of Verona is one of the best Roman arenas conserved to this day, having been finished in the year 30 AD. You will be fascinated by its rich history, the myriad of stunning buildings, and the architecture “in fair Verona”.

You will learn about: *the City of the Euganei *the Gothic War *the King of the Lombards *Residence of the kings of Italy, *the Battle of Castagnaro *Occupied by Napoleon in 1797 *Austrian territory *the Kingdom of Italy *the Third Italian War of Independence *William Shakespeare's plays set in Verona.
You will see *Piazza Bra *Arena di Verona *Palazzo Barbieri *View of Juliet's House *Piazza delle Erbe *Piazza dei Signori *Arche Scaligere.



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