Attrazioni principali a Verona

Editor's Choice

This selection highlights Verona's architectural evolution, from the 1st-century BC Roman Theater and the white limestone Borsari Gate to medieval fortifications like the Scaliger Bridge and the Museum of Castelvecchio. Explore the Gothic funerary monuments of the Scaliger Tombs, dedicated to the city's former rulers, and the Romanesque Palazzo della Ragione. These sites showcase the city’s transition from a Roman outpost to a powerful medieval lordship, offering a concentrated look at Verona's historical and artistic heritage.

Editor's Choice — Mappa

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Borsari Gate

Ancient Roman city gate dating back to the 1st century BC, featuring well-preserved Roman military architecture and a white limestone façade.

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Scaliger Tombs

Outstanding Gothic masterpieces, these funerary tombs were built in order to celebrate the Della Scala family, rulers of Verona during the…

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Scaliger Bridge

Also known as Castelvecchio Bridge, the original fortified bridge was built in the middle of the 14th century.

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Roman Theater

Come and see what remained of a Roman theater which foundation dates back to the 1st century BC.

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Palazzo della Ragione

Situated in the historical center of the city, this palace is a showcase of Romanesque architecture.

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Museum of Castelvecchio

Castelvecchio Museum is a museum in Verona, northern Italy, located in the eponymous medieval castle.