Verona is very crowded with tourist but there are also some uncrowded places you can go which I was fortunate enough to enjoy with my friends from Verona and Guarda.
The arena is used often for opera and other events. It’s one of the older buildings in the city, more than 1500 years old. At 6:30 in the morning when we arrived We did not go up to the tower when the bells were ringing. It’s such a beautiful view from up here I didn’t check this history out but it looks like a place where some bad people were hanging around This is one of the palaces which is now a very interesting museum Just imagine the people who painted the ceilings, lying on their back and getting perspective I took this photo because this supposed kid looks like he’s 40 years old It’s important to know the history of this guy. He not only influenced the Christian concepts of suffering, redemption and hell but he also standardized the Italian language. This is Dante in Stone From google map description: “The Arche Scaligere, located in Verona, are a monumental funerary complex in Gothic style of the Scaliger family intended to contain the arches (tombs) of the most illustrious representatives of the family. The tombs are enclosed by a wrought iron enclosure in which the pattern of the staircase, a symbol of the house, is used, while the sarcophagi are located on the ground or on raised floors. The arches are: the ark of Cangrande I Della Scala the ark of Mastin II the sarcophagus of Albert I the hanging ark of Giovanni della Scala this is such a beautiful shop front for sausage, salami, olive oil and other necessities of Italian life.
