Verona
Verona is a historic city located on the banks of the Adige River in Veneto, northern Italy . It was selected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2000 .
“Shakespeare ‘s masterpiece ” Romeo and Juliet ” is based on this city, which is known as the “City of Love”.

Castelvecchio
The Old Castle (Italian: “Castelvecchio”) is a castle in Verona, and is the most important military building built by the Scaliger family who ruled the city in the Middle Ages .
The old castle is a powerful, Gothic building with little decoration, its notable feature is the M-shaped merlon along the walls of the castle and bridges.

Interior of the old castle

Scaligero Bridge

Verona Arena

Inside Verona Arena

Elementary school students teaching off-campus at Verona Arena.

Tomba di Giulietta
Situated in a historical convent from the 13th century, this is the place where, supposedly, the lovers of the Shakespeare’s play died together.

Archaeological Museum at the Roman Theater
The archaeological museum at the Roman theater is a large museum complex located in the Veronetta district of Verona.
Archaeological Museum and interior of the Roman Theater, Verona

Casa di Giulietta – Verona
Juliet’s house is a medieval palace in Verona.
The tragedy of Romeo and Juliet found confirmation in Verona and fantasy mixed legend and reality, so much so that various places were recognized where the story narrated by Shakespeare would take place.

Piazza delle Erbe