Anfiteatro Arena di Verona
Verona
(10 Km)
A Roman amphitheater in the center of Verona, one of the great buildings that have characterized the playful Roman architecture.
During the summer it is used for the famous opera festival stage and many singers and bands make a stopover.
Casa di Giulietta
Verona
(11 Km)
Located just off Piazza delle Erbe, Juliet's house is a medieval building in which there was the setting for the famous love story narrated by Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet. The iconic building has a balcony in the foreground, and the famous statue of Juliet in the courtyard.
Museo degli Affreschi e Tomba di Giulietta
Verona
(10 Km)
The museum is located in the convent of San Francesco al Corso and hosts cycles of frescoes from the Middle Ages up to ‘500 and sculptures from '800.
You can visit the Tomb of Juliet; according to legend, it received her body and of her beloved Romeo.
Piazza delle Erbe
Verona
(11 Km)
This area in the city will meet your views with distinctive architecture and urban design of Rome. In addition to its renaissance architecture, there is the Gardello Tower that was built in 14th century B.C and also the Britney Verona fountain, a beautiful decorate at the center of this area.
Torre dei Lamberti
Verona
(11 Km)
Completed in 1463, it is the highest tower of the Roman relics at Verona. The tower is 84 meters high and has 238 stairs. At the top of the tower, one enjoys the beautiful scenery of Verona.
Loggia del Consiglio
Verona
(11 Km)
The Council Lodge was built around the fifteenth century and had a long construction project, where a group of Verona citizens also participated. It was performed at the behest of the Municipality of Verona, to be used for meetings of the Fatherland Council. The structure has several sculptural reliefs and also many pictorial decorations among which we can notice two bronze high reliefs by Gerolamo Campagna depicting the Annunciation Angel and the Virgin Annunciata .
Palazzo Bevilacqua
Verona
(11 Km)
Galleria di Arte Moderna
Verona
(7 Km)
The Gallery of Modern Art is located in Palazzo Forti. In 1937 the building was inherited from the municipality by Achile Forti to set up a modern art gallery. For a period of time the building was closed and reopened after the restoration of 1982. To date, elements of medieval structures can still be observed. In the gallery we can admire the permanent collections of the '900 from: Guido Trentini, Angelo Dall'Oca Bianca, Felice Casorati and other collections by contemporary artists: Vanessa Beecroft, Roberto Barni, Giulio Paolini etc.
FaMa Gallery
Verona
(10 Km)
The gallery looks exclusively towards contemporary art, to discover the most interesting and original trends in the international market, working with focusing on established artists and emerging young talent.
Boxart
Verona
(10 Km)
A wide space on two floors with a small garden allow the display of several works, including paintings and photographs of great size. Internationally renowned artists, such as Mario Schifano, exhibited here their works but also emerging artists.
Arche Scaligere
Verona
(11 Km)
The Scaliger Arches are the most significant example of Gothic art in Verona and are located in the historic center of the city itself. They represent the funeral complex of the Scaligeri family and contain the arches of some illustrious members of the family such as the tomb of Mastino I della Scala and also that of the great Lord of the family, that is, Cangrande I. The ark of Canggrade I, was located in the entrance door of the church of Santa Maria Antica.
Ponte Pietra
Verona
(11 Km)
Castel San Pietro
Verona
(12 Km)
Castel San Pietro is located on the San Pietro hill from where you can also see a wonderful view. Initially it was a military building, then after a restoration it became a museum to give the opportunity to those interested in being able to visit it. Nowadays, the building is unused.
Giardino Giusti
Verona
(11 Km)
It is among the most beautiful gardens in the country. Escape from bustles and hustles of the city and admire views and serenity in this renaissance garden.
Forte Albrecht (Parona) ruderi
Verona
(12 Km)
Fort Albrecht Parona was built between 1859 and 1860. It is an Austrian fort located in the city of Verona. This building was designed by Genie Direction. The fort was located not far from the mountain and supported a great artillery. Today it is possible to admire it and it is easily accessible.
Forte San Zeno o Radetzky
Verona
(10 Km)
Fort San Zeno or Radetzsky is an Austrian fort located in the city of Verona. It was built between 1848 and 1859, with a neoclassical style, beautifully visible on the outside. During the two wars it was used, but unfortunately in World War II it was demolished. Today it is accessible to tourists, despite the fact that only the tower is left.
Torre Abbaziale di San Zeno
Verona
(10 Km)
The Abbey Tower of San Zeno was raised around the twelfth and the thirteenth century next to the homonymous Abbey. The structure, in stilled brick, is a prominent architectural work and also home to numerous and precious paintings, such as the wall of the tower, in which the scene of a procession of various peoples is depicted that is starting to pay tribute to the sovereign.
Casa Mazzanti
Verona
(11 Km)
The Mazzanti House was built in the Middle Ages. The house has had some owners over the years. In 1527 the house passed to the Mazzanti family. Inside it are still preserved in good condition the frescoes with scenes from mythology and allegorical, made by Alberto Cavalli.
Palazzo del Capitano
Verona
(11 Km)
The Captain's Palace was built in the Venetian era as a fortification with three towers, of which only one is preserved. It was built by one of the great Scaligeri lords, the Cansignorio. Today's structure is in Renaissance style and dates back to a reconstruction of the `500. Currently the Palace is owned by the Municipality of Verona and a renovation is planned to have the Museum of Natural Sciences or the Gallery of Modern Art hosted later.
Museo Africano
Verona
(11 Km)
Museo del Giocattolo - Bosco Magico
Verona
(13 Km)
Nestled in the hills of Verona, the precious collection of Luciano Gaspari Avrese preserves hundreds of pieces: dolls, horses, theater, puppetry, doll houses, animals from the late of the ‘700 to ‘900.
EBLand Srl - ARTantide.com
Verona
(9 Km)
ARTantide.com: the answer to those seeking the right contemporary artwork for himself and those who want to explore the world of the great international exhibitions.
Galleria dello Scudo
Verona
(11 Km)
Museo Civico Di Castelvecchio
Verona
(10 Km)
The castle houses sculptural works from the XIV-XV centuries, panels from the Middle Ages to the XVIII century. Old Lombard objects are exposed, textiles and weapons.
To be noted, the equestrian statue of Can Grande della Scala I, of the XIV century.
Museo Archeologico
Verona
(11 Km)
The Archaeological Museum was founded in 1923 in the former century convent of San Gerolamo. It shows Greek vases, mosaics, sculptures and everyday objects from cemeteries, sacred and sepulchral inscriptions from Verona.
Teatro Filarmonico
Verona
(10 Km)
A few steps from the Arena, it is considered as its winter seat: in fact, from October to May, it has a rich program with symphony performances, opera and ballet featuring theOrchestra, Choir and Ballet of the Arena Foundation.
Teatro Stabile di Verona
Verona
(11 Km)
The Teatro Stabile di Verona is one of a small elite at the national level. The quality and continuity obtained in the field the Production, Training and Promotion of Culture in the area have enabled it to establish important collaborations.
Teatro Nuovo
Verona
(11 Km)
The "Teatro Nuovo" was opened in 1846. In the past it was linked to independence movements and it was decreed the closure for political reasons. Today it is one of theseats of the Teatro Stabile and greater attraction for cultural production and entertainment.
Forte Benedeck
Pastrengo
(18 Km)
The Benedeck Fort, located in Pastrengo, was named after General Ludwig August Von Benedeck. Work on the construction of the fort was completed in 1861. When it was built, it was chosen to do it on a hill, as a strategic point in case of war. Today, the fortification is a private property.
Forte Degenfeld
Pastrengo
(19 Km)
Fort Degenfeld was built between 1859 and 1861 by the Austrians. It was named after Commander August Graf Degenfeld Schonburg. Its structure also included a dozen cannons and a cistern for collecting rainwater. Since the early twentieth century it has been no longer used, but today it is still preserved in good condition. Currently it can be visited only on request, since it is privately owned.
Forte Leopold
Pastrengo
(18 Km)
Fort Leopold was built in 1861 dedicated to Prince Leopold Anaht-Dessau. This construction was intended to be the headquarters of the command, on which other forts depended. Today it has been transformed into a restaurant/pizzeria.
Forte Nugent
Pastrengo
(17 Km)
Fort Nugent is named after General Lavant Graf Von Westenrath, who was also the Captain of the King of Naples. You don't have a sure date about its construction, but it is assumed around the nineteenth century. One of its main functions was to protect against attacks and served as a sighting point in the event of war. Today it has been transformed into a restaurant.
Castello di Salizzole
Salizzole
(17 Km)
The Castle of Salizzole is one of the most important medieval buildings. It has a structure with two towers built at different times: the first, the western one, was built in the twelfth century, while the eastern one at the end of the thirteenth century. The building belonged to Verde de Saliceoli, owner of the entire Municipality.
Ponte Visconteo
Valeggio sul Mincio
(17 Km)
The Visconti Bridge of Valeggio sul Mincio was built in 1393 for the desire of the Duke of Milan: Gian Galeazzo Visconti. In the 20th century the bridge was replaced with another iron. It is 650 meters long and 8 meters high above the river level.
Chiesa della Madonna di Campagna
Verona
(12 Km)
The Church of the Madonna di Campagna was built in the 16th century by the architect Michele Sanmicheli, and after his death the architect Bernardo Brugnoli continued work. The church has a particular octagonal structure that appears circular from the outside and the colonnade also recalls the Roman temples, such as the temple of Vesta in Rome. Inside the structure are preserved precious paintings, artists such as Paolo Farinati and Felice Brusasorzi and also a precious image of the Madonna placed behind the high altar.
Porta del Palio
Verona
(10 Km)
The Palio Gate was built between 1550 and 1561, on the architectural arrangement of Michele Sanmicheli. The rectangular structure consists of a central entrance hall where the main facade takes over the terraces of the Roman theater of Verona. The articulation of four pairs of columns far from each other, forms the three main spans where the doors are located. The vestment has elements of Veronese tuff and consists of semi-columns of Doric order.
Palazzo Barbieri
Verona
(10 Km)
Palazzo Barbieri is located in the city of Verona. The building was built by the engineer Giuseppe Barbieri. The building was built in neoclassical style and the construction of the building began in 1836 and ended in 1848. In World War II, the palace was damaged and later restored after the war. Nowadays, the palace is the seat of the city government.
Palazzo della Gran Guardia
Verona
(10 Km)
The Palazzo della Gran Guardia was built under the project by Domenico Curtoni. The construction work lasted until 1843. Later it was restored to become a multifunctional center. It is currently one of the most important palaces in Verona and is used for conferences and exhibitions.
Palazzo Canossa
Verona
(10 Km)
The Canossa Palace was built in 1530, by the architect Michele Sanmicheli. Many frescoes and paintings by the great artists who were in the interior of this building were destroyed during World War II. The palace is considered among the most beautiful in Verona. The palace is still inhabited by the Canossa family.
Porta dei Leoni
Verona
(11 Km)
Palazzo Bevilaqua
Verona
(11 Km)
The ancient Palazzo Bevilacqua is located in the city of Verona. The palace is among the most particular and elegant in the city. For a long time it has been hosting works of great importance, such as the collection of the works of art by Count Marco Bevilacqua, from which the palace also takes its name. In addition, works by Veronese artists such as Orbetto, and not only, such as Tintoretto are exhibited.
Porta dei Borsari
Verona
(11 Km)
The Borsari Gate was built in the first century AD but certainly it was preceded by another ancient door from the first century BC. During Roman times it was known by the name of Porta Iovia due to the presence of a nearby temple, dedicated to Jupiter Lustrale. The current name refers to the bursaris, so they were called the soldiers who collected the duty. The rectangular structure was composed of the front hole.
Palazzo Maffei
Verona
(11 Km)
Fontana di Madonna
Verona
(11 Km)
The Madonna Fountain is located in Piazza delle Erbe in Verona, it was built in 1368 using a Roman thermal bath and a statue, whose head and arms were added at the time of the realization of the fountain. The faces of the four rulers of the city are depicted.
Torre della Catena
Verona
(11 Km)
The Chain Tower was built in the fourteenth century as a military and defensive building of Verona. Its name comes from the fact that its construction was carried out to hook a chain that connected and closed the two banks of the Adige. In addition to the defensive task, the structure was also used for the customs control of the goods entering the city of Verona. The tower also took its name Porta Catena, which was nearby and on the right bank of the Adige.
Forte Sofia
Verona
(12 Km)
Fort Sofia was built in 1838 and is part of the Austrian forts of Verona located on the lower hill of the hill of San Leonardo. Its construction is due to Marshal Radetzky, who dedicated it to Archduchess Sofia of Bavaria. It consists of a central three-story tower, surrounded by a security fence.
Porta Borsari
Verona
(11 Km)
It is a gate located between two buildings and was built in the 2nd century AD. This gate beautifies the streets of Verona with a typical Roman architectural accent.
Forte San Leonardo
Verona
(12 Km)
Forte San Leonardo also known as Torricelle is located on the northern hill of the city of Verona. It was built in 1838, at the behest of Marshal Radetzky who had also collaborated on high fortification projects with the designer Franz von Scholl. The structure has a symmetrical plan with elegant arched tracks. Currently, the fort has been converted into the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Lourdes, but in its structure still have massive walls and louvers left.
Forte San Mattia
Verona
(13 Km)
Forte San Mattia is located in the hilly area overlooking the city of Verona between the valley of Avesa and Valdonega. It was built in 1843, at the church of San Mattia from which it takes its name and is part of the Hapsburg fortifications of Verona. It has an irregular shape with an articulated planimetric system, where the garrisons were sheltered, but its structure was also used for artillery.
Torre del Gardello
Verona
(11 Km)
The Gardello Tower was raised in the second half of the twelfth century and restored in 1370, with the addition of the bell created by Maestro Jacopo. The latter is characterized by the images of San Zeno Pescatore and the Scaliger coat of arms, but its peculiarity is a bell clock, which turns out to be the first public clock in Verona.
Forte Stadion (Tomba)
Verona
(6 Km)
Forte Tomba is located in an open countryside and was designed by Genie Direction. It is a structure built on a polygonal base. According to a classic model, the monumental portals stand out, inserted in the severe wall members. A rare construction is encountered in the main powers, while the tuff of Verona covers every other building of the fort, giving it an appearance of extraordinary firmness.
Forte Azzano o Werk Neu Wratislaw
Verona
(6 Km)
Forte Azzano or Werk Neu Wratislaw of Verona, was built between 1860 and 1861, by the project by Genie Direction, an Austrian company. The property is characterized by a massive polygonal base and is located in the middle of the countryside. Observing the fort from outside we can see that it has a linear and classical structure, which reflects medieval art. It is still well preserved entirely and is accessible to the public.
Forte Gisella
Verona
(6 Km)
The Gisella Fort dates back to 1862, the date on which it began its activity. Initially it included a large area, with several buildings scattered around the neighboring area. Its main function was that of defense and military. Given its function, it was also used by the army. Since 1998 it was entrusted to the Association of Saint Lucia, which cleaned it up and fixed it. Today it is used for various manifestations.
Forte Lugagnano
Verona
(9 Km)
Fort Lugagnano was built between 1860 and 1861. Initially it took the name of Werk Kronprins Rudolf, Archduke Rodolf of Habsburg. In the central part of the structure there was the reduced, inside which, the garrison shelters were welcomed. The artillery combat stations were instead protected by crossbars.
Portoni della Bra'
Verona
(10 Km)
They are a port built along the medieval walls of Verona. They consist of two round arches with at the top a clock.
Castelvecchio
Verona
(10 Km)
Ponte Scaligero
Verona
(10 Km)
The bridge crosses the river jut as the shadow of the fairy tell castle. Visit this impressive monument and learn the history of the Scaligero family that once governed the city of Verona. A visit to this place is also enriched by an onsite museum and an art gallery filled with numerous impressive works from archeological finds to sacred art, weapons and armors.
Porta Leoni (Porta San Fermo)
Verona
(11 Km)
The Leoni Gate was raised in the Republican age, at the behest of the four viri that are mentioned in the epigraph preserved in the plume. In the Middle Ages it was also known as Porta San Fermo for its proximity to the homonymous church. From the fifteenth century it was called Lions due to the presence of a Roman sarcophagus located nearby and composed of two lions. Initially, the door consisted of two terracotta facades and only in the imperial age was the marble part raised.
Castello di Montorio
Verona
(14 Km)
The castle of Montorio is a medieval castle located on the hill of Montorio Veronese dating back to 995. In the fourteenth century the castle had two parts and after the restoration of 2010, only the largest part of the castle was opened to the public.
Porta Vittoria
Verona
(10 Km)
The Vittoria Gate was built between 1287 and 1289, at the behest of Alberto I della Scala and owes its name from the commemoration of the victory of Cangrande II della Scala over his half-brother Fregnano. The structure shows the neoclassical style and was provided with only one arch with double Doric pilasters. Later, the door was closed, but on the orders of Marshal Radetzky it was reopened in 1829 to allow the passage to the Monumental Cemetery of Verona.
Castello San Pietro resti
Verona
(12 Km)
Castel San Pietro is a military building located in the city of Verona. The building was designed by Austrian Colonel Petrasch. Between 1852 and 1858 there was the Austrian barracks in the building, which is still present today. The building is not open to the public as it is not in good condition.
Forte Santa Caterina
Verona
(9 Km)
Fort Saint Catherine was built between 1850 and 1852, by the Austrian Conrad Petrasch. Initially it was called Werk Hess, instead today, his name comes from the Chapel of Saint Catherine, which was located in the ancient street where the fort rose. The structure has a polygonal track with rooms distributed bomb proof. The function consisted in defending the ciglione di Santa Lucia.
Forte Biondella
Verona
(12 Km)
The Fort Biondella of Verona is an Austrian fort that was built in 1838, the will of Marshal Radetzky, using the project by Franz Von Scholl. It has a strategic position and its structure fully reflects all the characteristics of the defensive forts and ancient medieval castles. Today it is in excellent condition and is open to the public.
Forte Preara o Werk John
Verona
(15 Km)
The Preara or Werk John Fort in Verona was built between 1859 and 1860, at the behest of Ludwig van Benedek. The name comes from Baron Franz von John, who was Chief of Staff of the Army of Archduke Albrecht. Its structure has a polygonal track, and is positioned on a high ground. It was erected for defensive and military functions. Today, fortunately, the wall is well preserved and visible.
Castello Villafranca
Villafranca di Verona
(7 Km)
This beautiful castle is located at the top a hill. The building is surrounded by magnificent forts, gardens and tress.
Museo della Radio d'epoca
Verona
(10 Km)
Collection of old radio from all over the place.
Porta Leona
Verona
(11 Km)
The door should be similar to Porta Borsari, equipped with an elegant arcade. It represents the birth of Roman Verona because it keeps on the oldest door a brick inscription AD 49.
Santuario della Madonna di Lourdes
Verona
(12 Km)
Duomo di Verona
Verona
(11 Km)
It was built on the ruins of basilica between 1117 and 1138. It is among prominent landmarks in the city. Both inside and outside visibility of the building is very impressive especially the marble and Romanesque façade. The cathedral is also one of the most popular churches to visit in the city.
Castello di Zevio
Zevio
(16 Km)
The Castle of Zevio is first named in a document dated 920. His defensive function led him to be attacked several times, which is why he suffered countless fires and looting. After being home to several noble families, it became the property of the Municipality that in the nineteenth century used it as the seat of a kindergarten, elementary and vocational schools and as the domicile of the nuns.
Porta Nuova
Verona
(9 Km)
A monumental gate to the city from the south , designed in the first half of '500 and renowned by architect Michele Sanmicheli.
Porta Palio
Verona
(9 Km)
Also this gate was designed by Michele Sanmicheli, this time to celebrate the importance of the ancient Via Postojna. His name is linked to a traditional prize on the occasion of which the door was open.
Porta San Zeno
Verona
(10 Km)
The door was built in 1542 to protect Verona against attacks from Lombardy.
Porta Catena
Verona
(11 Km)
This entrance was called and Fura and dates back to the XII century , it has been altered in the XVI century in the Venetian period and in the nineteenth century by the Austrians.
Porta Vescovo
Verona
(11 Km)
The original medieval gate was replaced by a door from '500 and was later expanded in the second half of '800 under Austrian domination.
Borghetto sul Mincio
Valeggio sul Mincio
(17 Km)
Borghetto is a fraction of the municipality of Valeggio sul Mincio and is included in the list of “The Most Beautiful Villages in Italy”. This charming village is located at the foot of the Visconti Bridge and has characteristic buildings with water mills. Not to be missed is also the parish church dedicated to St. Mark the Evangelist, flanked by the bell tower from the Scaligera era that contains a bell dating back to the year 1381.
Studio La Città
Verona
(10 Km)
Studio la Città started its activity in 1969 with exhibitions by Lucio Fontana, Piero Dorazio and Mario Schifano. The line that connects the choices made by the gallery is the search for a quiet, intimate form of expression.
Gallerie d'Arte Giorgio Ghelfi
Verona
(11 Km)
La Giarina Arte Contemporanea
Verona
(11 Km)
Museo Canonicale
Verona
(11 Km)
Collection of clothing sacred and precious manuscripts
Palazzo Forti Galleria d'Arte Moderna
Verona
(11 Km)