Big Tour - tour of Verona with all the monuments

Crossing two thousand years, walking along Roman roads and medieval squares, does not happen every day, especially when you will meet the ancient Roman amphitheater Arena, a symbol of Italian culture around the world.

In the main squares of Verona, medieval palazzis with Gibellin teeth and statues of Greco-Roman gods are erected, which tirelessly turn our eyes to past centuries. In Verona, there is a breath of history that will accompany us to the most ancient Roman Stone Bridge, laid across the rugged Adige River.

Famous architects, writers, historians and scientists loved their city and left its eternal mark in the form of monuments, high towers, palaces and squares. In the Middle Ages, Verona was ruled by the ancient family of Della Scala, thanks to which monuments, palaces and bridges of great historical and architectural value were born in the city. For example, the Scaliger Arches, as a symbol of the immortality of the Scaligers, attract visitors from afar.

In the city of Scaligers there is one of the most visited places in the world, which was rightfully pulsating heart for all lovers of the world, known as the House of Juliet, which is lost in one of the medieval streets of Verona.

The charming legendary balcony of Juliet has turned into one of the symbols of Verona, under which you will meet the immortal golden statue of Juliet, ready to help everyone who wants to find a new love or keep old love. Having failed in love, she tries to bring good luck to all those who trust her.

The Romanesque and Gothic architecture of the Verona churches and their facades will surprise you with their elegance and majestic portals, in the construction of which the typical red marble of Verona and the local lime pink stone Prun were often used. This delicate pink stone became a real wealth for the city and was already mined in local quarries since Roman times and appreciated for its beautiful color.

Writer and Bishop Raterius in the tenth century, when parting forever with his beloved city, will dedicate these passionate lines to him: “Wonderful Verona, goodbye!” Live forever and ever, and let the people of the world glorify your name.

Your guide Christina.

Bra Square, Roman amphitheatre, Castelvecchio Castle, Scaliger Bridge, Roman Arch of Gavi, Borsari Gate, St. John's Church near the Forum, Grass Square and its monuments, Juliet's House, Piazza della Signoros and its palazzi, Scaliger Arches, Romeo House, Old Market Courtyard and Staircase of Justice, Tribunal Courtyard and Artillery Gate, Mazzanti Well, Church, Holy Anastacio, Cameoboro, and the Roman Mostorale.