The majestic Basilica of Sant’Antonio is a harmonious balance Romanesque, Gothic, Byzantine and Moorish, with interior beautifully decorated with prestigious paintings and sculptures. Beside the Basilica there is the old Oratory of San Giorgio del Santo and Scoletta with the famous Sala Priorale beautifully covered with frescoes by the great names of the time.
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The oldest botanical garden in the world, Unesco site, founded at the time of the Serenissima for cultivation and study of medicinal plants.
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Since the late twelfth century, two columns are on the Piazzetta San Marco in Venice. The left column is surmounted by the winged lion of St. Mark bronze evangelist, and the column on the right by St. Theodore in marble. A superstition wants that a true Venetian would never passes between the columns. Columns were […]
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Juliet ‘s house in Verona in a home on Via Cappello, very close to the Piazza delle Erbe in the historical center of Verona. It was built in the twelfth century by the noble family Dal Cappello . Is now a museum . Its famous balcony one finds there, carved on the keystone of the […]
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Piazza delle Erbe (or simply Piazza Erbe) is the oldest square in Verona and is on the area of the Roman Forum. In Roman times was the center of political and economic life; with time the Roman buildings have given way to those medieval. Piazza delle Erbe is near Juliet’s house.
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