Verona, Italy

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Verona is most famous for its Roman amphitheater. Next to it is one of the largest piazzas in Italy. Piazza Bra, with several main streets emanating from the central part of town. Via Mazzini is the most popular of the shopping streets in this pedestrian zone, and it leads on to the Piazza della Erbe, which had been the ancient Roman forum, and then the main square of Verona, the pedestrian zone lined with shops and cafes is a major feature of town.
But the most popular attraction for many people is the House of Juliet. As in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, which was set here in Verona.
00:00 intro
1:52 walk route
2:53 Corso Sant'Anastasia
3:46 Porta Borsari
5:58 Arena
6:51 Piazza Bra
8:26 via Mazzini
10:21 via Anfiteatro
10:59 via Stella, Scala
11:35 via Cappello
12:06 Juliet's House
14:09 Piazza delle Erbe
17:08 Piazza dei Signoni (Piazza Dante)
19:42 Scaliger tombs
21:38 House of Romeo
23:00 Sant'Anastasia
24:09 Verona Cathedral
. There are several palaces around Piazza de Signore that had been home to the ruling scholar family who are famous for the Gothic tombs. They were interred in and outside several churches, along with Mazzini, the other main shopping street is Corso Sant Anastasia, which leads to a major church of the same name.
We're taking you on a walking tour from one end of town to the other, up north to the Ponte Pietra with two stone arches on the right side, built nearly 2000 years ago during the Roman period. The hill across the river on the left bank has a long history because it was here. The first settlement of Iran was founded.
A fortress atop the hill offers the best vantage point for views across the whole city, where you can see how the river wraps around the historic center. Like a moat. Yet this rapidly flowing river divides the town in two, traversing the picturesque medieval bridge with a tower gateway. At one end leads you back into the right bank. The main part of downtown.
We're going to take you on a walking tour through that historic cente

[@vulgartrendkill]

I visited Verona back in October and I miss it so much, so was looking for walking tours, and yours is one of the best, thank you.

[@denniscallan]

Wow, thank you!

[@wrecks7]

Very well produced! Thank you!

[@denniscallan]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@josephcirillo5292]

So much enjoying your content. Love the history story telling along with laying out the land with your maps of the city...the churches are AMAZING!!!...TY for sharing this....

[@denniscallan]

Hi Joseph, Thanks for the lovely comments, glad you like it.

[@shubhashismishra2694]

Best❤

[@Muhammad_Arshad_57]

My home Verona 😊

[@retrospectologyrunner]

Amazing tour so much to see

[@denniscallan]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@danielc45]

Inspiring! Looks like I will need to stop by next year to experience it again.

[@timetrialist]

Its soooo good to see you traveling again Dennis. I went to Verona last year all thanks to your guides! Keep up the great work

[@denniscallan]

Awesome! Thank you! It was a great one-month trip through northern Italy, as you can see here townsofeurope.com/Italy/north/top-20-towns.html

[@timetrialist]

@@denniscallan very nice write up Dennis thank you for all the extra tips

[@itsmetaran]

Stunning Verona! Thanks.

[@baileyekd]

Will be there soon

[@bobm.4268]

Excellent video as always! To the bucket list this place goes. Well done!

[@denniscallan]

Thanks so much!

[@hdibart]

Wonderful to see. Great editing too.

[@denniscallan]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@balisbest]

Great vlog 👍🏽

[@dianevaccarino4655]

I payed 19 euros to stand on balcony love Verona ❤

[@walkinginiran.]

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