Verona Review

Verona, Latin for the most elegant city. Historically dating back to prehistoric times, it is one of the oldest, most beautiful, most elegant and most distinctive cities in Italy. The city's well-preserved ancient buildings, the tall and heavy ancient walls, and the third-largest ancient amphitheatre in Italy, which is still used as a theater, make it seem like crossing time and space, in the world 2,000 years ago, feeling thousands of times.

Verona is one of the oldest, most beautiful and most glorious cities in Italy, and you can feel its elegance in the streets and alleys. Visiting Juliet's former residence, Romeo and Juliet's love seems to unfold in front of you!

The famous hometown of Romeo and Juliet, there is also a famous amphitheater for the opera. The whole city is very interesting, such as the Scalijero Bridge, etc. The famous Scalijero Bridge, also known as the Old Castle Bridge, is a famous arch bridge across the local Adije River. Very worth a visit!

114 km from Venice to Innsbruck, Austria Just past Verona, where someone held a wedding, is the hometown of Romeo and Juliet in Shakespeare's play, and has always been a famous resort in Italy.

Continue north, close to Verona, 100 kilometers from Venice, the entire town is listed as a World Heritage Site, and the circular open-air theater is built earlier than the Colosseum. In catching up with the mist, there were few people on the street, and it was good to stop and walk. Juliet and Romeo were talking to each other on the small balcony in Figure 4.