Holiday Verona

 
From the right transept of the Church we find a "forest" of pillars once covered in frescoes. The spaces under the main basilica are full of holy atmosphere and precious art works. The church is very little known but truly a treasure to discover in Verona!
 

They could also be of eight floors. Why? In the six-eighteenth century the Jewish quarter was overcrowded by a large community.
The "skyscrapers" of piazza Erbe are the last witnesses of centuries of discrimination and of the existence in the two ghettos. 

How many people who wants to go on holiday in Verona have kids? One of the biggest issues for you when you travel to historical cities like Verona is that your children get bored visiting monuments or walking with you around the city. You know, kids like playing, they like having a good time with other kids and especially during the summertime they like water. On the other hand you like having a litte time for yourself, relaxing in a bar of the center or you'd rather  do other things as you are just an adult on holiday.

This monument was the very centre of the city's manifold activities. You could find also dead wolves, exposed here after having caused panic in the countryside. Let's just call it "capitello": erected in 1207, it was an useful instrument to dictate the unit of measure to the traders.

What can be still secret and unknown in Piazza Erbe? This square is the place most well-known in our city with Piazza Bra. The monument is located in the centre and has been mistakenly called “berlina", a sort of monumental pillory for public humiliation and punishment.

IN THE HEART OF VERONA
To a close gaze, the pavements in the Liston pathway includes a extraordinary collection of marine creatures dating back to the Jurassic period. They are entirely paved with Prun stone and many extraordinary specimens of ammonites are recognizable inside the plates.

You are driving to Verona and you are wondering where you will park your car. In Italy parking is never easy and most of the times it is also expansive. Here we will give you a few tips if you are travelling by car. 

Many visitors to Verona come for its links with Romeo and Juliet, the Arena, and the other famous monuments, but there is another side to the city which, until the beginning of April, is being explored – The eighteenth-century in Verona and its province.

Livingstone airlines and Verona Valerio Catullo airport made an agreement for new low cost flights to Verona. The airport of Verona will be the second base for Livingstone airlines. The flights with airplanes Airbus 320 will be from the Red Sea, Tel Aviv, Tunisia, Baleari Island, Marocco and Balcans. Livingstone airlines also decided to dedicate one of its planes to the city of Verona, one of these now is called "città di Verona". 

February the 19th was an exciting day in Verona; it was the 5th annual Giulietta e Romeo Half Marathon.
In 2011, 3,826 competitors crossed the finishing line, making it the third most popular marathon in Italy. This year 4,292 runners helped to make this the best year ever for the event.