This square occupies a good part of the area of Verona’s Roman Court, where the Maximum Decuman and Maximum Cardo intersected. The square has been centre of the city’s political and economic life. 続きを読む
Built towards mid 1st century A.D., Porta Borsari was initially called “Porta Lovia”, because of the nearby temple of Lustral Jupiter. 続きを読む
The Roman Theatre was built in the last quarter of the 1st century B.C., at the foot of the Hill of St. Peter. 続きを読む
In the middle of Piazza Erbe, on the corner towards la Costa, stands the slim Tower of the City, or Lamberti Tower. Go up there and see all Verona from the top! 続きを読む
It is formed by the Cathedral, the square, the Capitulary Library, the cloister of the Canonicals, St. Elena, St. Giovanni in Fonte and the Bishopric. It's the history of four Basilicas. 続きを読む