Verona

Verona, Latin means a very elegant city. The history can be traced back to prehistoric times, and it is one of the oldest, most beautiful, most elegant and most distinctive cities in Italy. The well-preserved ancient buildings in the whole city, the tall and heavy ancient city walls, and the third-largest ancient circular arena in Italy still used as a theater make people feel as if they have traveled through time and space, placed in the world two thousand years ago, and filled with emotion.

Verona is a historic city located in northern Italy. Located at the southern foot of the Alps, facing the Adige River, 114 kilometers west of Venice. Verona is also known as the city of love, and Shakespeare's love story between Romeo and Juliet takes place here. In 2000, Vero was included as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Verona is one of the oldest, most beautiful, and most glorious cities in Italy. You can feel its elegance when you walk on the streets and alleys. Visiting Juliet’s former residence, the love between Romeo and Juliet seems to be unfolding before your eyes!

Verona, a city famous for Juliet, is also a major tourist city in northern Italy. Whether Milan goes to Venice or the Dolomites or Lake Garda, you will want to stop in Verona.

Verona, the only way from Milan to Venice, Juliet’s former residence, also has an ancient Roman theater, comparable to the Colosseum in Rome. The night view of Verona is also quite famous, just cross the bridge and go up the mountain