geobeats on Aug 13, 2010 Number 4: Juliet's house. Whether you believe Romeo and Juliet were real or not, Juliet's house is a big draw in Verona. Some even leave love letters on the walls. Number 3: Churches. Given its deep heritage and history, … [More]

geobeats on Aug 13, 2010 Number 3: Churches. Given its deep heritage and history, Verona has great churches. Visitors can experience historic buildings that date back many hundreds of years. Number 2: Piazza Erbe. Said to be among the most beautiful piazzas of Italy, this was the center of city life in Roman times and continues to be so even today. Number 1: Ampitheatre. Verona is known worldwide for music, and particularly its ampitheatre. Built in the first century AD, it offers a wonderful experience for concert goers.

geobeats on Aug 13, 2010 Number 4: Juliet's house. Whether you believe Romeo and Juliet were real or not, Juliet's house is a big draw in Verona. Some even leave love letters on the walls. Number 3: Churches. Given its deep heritage and history, Verona has great churches. Visitors can experience historic buildings that date back many hundreds of years. Number 2: Piazza Erbe. Said to be among the most beautiful piazzas of Italy, this was the center of city life in Roman times and continues to be so even today. Number 1: Ampitheatre. Verona is known worldwide for music, and particularly its ampitheatre. Built in the first century AD, it offers a wonderful experience for concert goers.

geobeats on Aug 13, 2010 Number 4: Juliet's house. Whether you believe Romeo and Juliet were real or not, Juliet's house is a big draw in Verona. Some even leave love letters on the walls. Number 3: Churches. Given its deep heritage and history, Verona has great churches. Visitors can experience historic buildings that date back many hundreds of years. Number 2: Piazza Erbe. Said to be among the most beautiful piazzas of Italy, this was the center of city life in Roman times and continues to be so even today. Number 1: Ampitheatre. Verona is known worldwide for music, and particularly its ampitheatre. Built in the first century AD, it offers a wonderful experience for concert goers.

geobeats on Aug 13, 2010 Number 4: Juliet's house. Whether you believe Romeo and Juliet were real or not, Juliet's house is a big draw in Verona. Some even leave love letters on the walls. Number 3: Churches. Given its deep heritage and history, Verona has great churches. Visitors can experience historic buildings that date back many hundreds of years. Number 2: Piazza Erbe. Said to be among the most beautiful piazzas of Italy, this was the center of city life in Roman times and continues to be so even today. Number 1: Ampitheatre. Verona is known worldwide for music, and particularly its ampitheatre. Built in the first century AD, it offers a wonderful experience for concert goers.