Verona from 16/7 to 20/7: Classics and novelties

Discovery of the district of the Basilica of Saint Zenon, a Romanesque-style church built at the end of the 11th century
Saint Zeno of Verona, patron saint of Verona, was born in Mauritania around 300 AD. He was undoubtedly the first African to become a bishop in Europe. Continuation to Castelvecchio castle, fortified castle of the Lordship of Verona dating from 1354 and now transformed into a museum. In between, enjoy a wonderful walk along the Adige River

Find yourself in the 1st century AD by starting your discovery with the emblematic Arena of Verona passing by the monumental Borsari Roman Gate, ancient main gate of Verona and the Decumanus Massimo. Continuation to Piazza delle Erbe, the oldest square in Verona, located on the site of the ancient Roman forum.
Then admire the stone bridge or Ponte Pietra, a Roman road bridge, restored at the end of the 13th century, which crosses the Adige river in Verona

A historical dive from the 15th to the 18th century when the city was dominated by The Venetian Lords. During this period, Verona enjoys great prosperity which leads to a new phase of development, discover its most elegant buildings and palaces of this period.

A route that begins at the Roman Gate of Jupiter and ends on the river at the Roman Bridge "of the Stone" just in front of the Roman Theater. A visit that will transport you back in time

The building stands in the central Place des Herbes, exactly on the ruins of the temple of Roman Verona, dedicated to Jupiter, Juno, Minerva. The building, which today is a private museum, perfectly renovated and restored, can satisfy the visitor with two floors of works of art and a journey with “two souls”, which mix between the ancient and the modern, true masterpieces of painting, sculptures, applied arts and architecture.