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Verona Arena

4.6/5

75 Reviews

紛享樂This kind of circular arena is also called "Gladiator Arena." It was a place used by slave owners in Roman times to seek excitement and watch slaves and beasts kill each other to gain joy. So the elegant appearance is actually full of blood and violence inside. Later, it became an open-air theater for the appreciation of large-scale operas. More than two thousand years have passed, and it is still used in large-scale opera performances or music concerts. Each performance can be watched by 15,000 people. It is conceivable how magnificent it is, a classic that is both beautiful and practical. There are neat rows of round arches, layered inside and outside. This is a typical feature of ancient Roman architecture. Just looking at the thick bricks, even if the cracks are already visible, people still have to admire the ancient Romans as a nation with great architectural art and creativity.

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Gardaland

4.8/5

5 Reviews

e21***51Gardaland is as famous as Disney. It does not have the modern and visual sense of Shanghai Disney, but it is super suitable for little babies. It is divided into three sections, among which the section "for little dreamers" suitable for little dreamers includes Peppa Pig Land and Kung Fu Panda Academy, and dori farm is the highlight. The 2-year-old kid went from opening the door to closing the hall, and didn't even eat the food, and didn't play it all, and didn't have enough. The various forms of sand piles in outdoor playgrounds are actually relatively European and very friendly to young babies. Park ticket +5 euros can go to a 15-minute walk outside the park to visit the aquarium, not big, but it is very fresh for children. For adults, various stimulation items such as raptor also account for 1/3. There are not many people, so there is no need to queue. All amusement items are equipped with disinfectant hand sanitizer before and after, and the staff wear masks and gloves. Everyone consciously wears masks outdoors. There will be an opening ceremony at 10 o'clock in the morning for 5 minutes, and the call will be held at 5 o'clock in the afternoon. There are no night shows during the off-season. A one-day ticket for the park is 35 euros, and a two-day ticket is only 45 euros. One meter is free of charge, 1-1.4 meters 30 Euro a day. A Lego theme water park will be built in the park next year. Come again. .

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Casa di Giulietta

4.3/5

144 Reviews

Famous Residences

紛享樂The former residence is on Via Cappello. It was built in the 13th century and is said to be owned by the Capulet family of Verona, and Juliet is the daughter of this nobleman. A door arch leads to the courtyard, and the love walls on both sides are densely covered with graffiti and confession in words from various countries. Going inside, the courtyard of less than 20 square meters is lush and lush, crowded with tourists inside and out. Whether or not you believe that touching Juliet's bronze sculpture can bring good luck to love, you still want to squeeze in and get close to Juliet, who is always in love in the story, and see what she looks like. Go upstairs to visit her bedroom and see the clothes, life exhibits, and paintings of that era. You will no longer think of her as a fictional character in the story, but feel that she is a real person. Looking up from the courtyard, you will see a small protruding balcony. This is Shakespeare's private balcony where Romeo and Juliet tryst out for life. So many people took pictures here, either dressed as Juliet looking at the prince waiting for her heart, or the couples looked at each other and complained.

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Museo di Castelvecchio

4.3/5

31 Reviews

Castle

Museum

Building by Famous Architects

紛享樂The first floor is a sculpture hall, and the second floor displays medieval paintings, religious art works, and military weapons. Follow the tour route, and you will always find surprises inadvertently. The designer's cleverly integrated light design, space suspension design, etc., make the entire exhibit visit process not boring. For example, from the first floor to the second floor, when you turn to the aisle of the city wall on the second floor, you can enjoy the open-air sculpture exhibits from multiple angles, overlooking and looking up, and the ancient Roman ruins blended between the old and new buildings, allowing people to travel between modern and ancient times. The tunnel of time. Continue to walk inside and you will come to the half-enclosed walkway on the edge of the castle. Standing here, you can not only admire the gurgling Adige River, but also the Scaligero Bridge, the largest round arch bridge in the world at that time.