Verona Arena

Six Euro tickets are worth taking less photos and taking pictures. In winter, when Italians are young, there will be fewer wrong peak travelers. Even other tour groups in King's Road will not go in until they have seen the short time. In fact, they will not be able to buy things in opposite LV and LUSH. They can buy monuments and then they will not know how to change. See how to buy, eat, play and play.

Verona Colosseum is a miniature version of the Roman Colosseum, but it is much better preserved than the Colosseum. During the day, it is a tourist attraction lined up to visit. At night, it has changed into a real theatre. It feels very good. There are many medieval models of knights and horses outside the Colosseum. The shape is very good. It is supposed to be a prop for evening performances.

Verona Arena is the most central place in Verona. This is Italy's third largest arena, second only to the Colosseum in Rome and the Capua Colosseum. Compared with the first two theaters, which are ruins and can only be used as historical relics for future generations to see, Verona amphitheatre still stands there well after its completion in 30 B.C. till now, more than 2,000 years later, and still plays its original role. Verona Opera Festival opens here every year

Verona Colosseum is the relic of the Colosseum of the Roman Age, which is the second largest in Italy after the Roman Colosseum. Built in the first century A.D., the Colosseum is still intact and spectacular. It feels like ruins from the outside. It is only found inside that it is now an open-air theatre.

Verona Colosseum is located near Bra Square in the center of the city. It is the relic of the Colosseum in ancient Rome. The Colosseum still preserves its original appearance and has been playing its role. The sound effect is very good. Every year during the Opera Festival from July to September, a variety of large-scale outdoor opera performances will be held. Opera enthusiasts gather in Verona to enjoy world famous operas such as "Carmen", "Tusca", "Turandot".

The Colosseum and the Colosseum in Rome are similar in appearance and function. It is also the entertainment of the masses in the Roman Empire. The gladiators struggle with the beasts. The winner gets the reward and the loser is the death precipitates the soul of the Millennium war.

The spectacular arena is still used as a theatre and there will be some performances from time to time. You can climb up to the top step by step. Looking down, you are afraid of heights. However, the replacement is steep, climbing up and down the knee is really a bit uncomfortable.

Verona's arena is like a miniature version of the Roman arena. It was built in the first century A.D. and is the best preserved ancient Roman architecture in Italy. The Colosseum in Verona looks much better than the Colosseum in Rome, at least without collapsed walls, and is still in use. So far every summer, Verona's arena has been transformed into an open-air opera house, each with a maximum capacity of 15,000 people.

This is the most unforgettable place on my trip. My shoes magically dropped their soles and I went to a shoe store to buy a new pair of shoes. So without a good tour of the arena, the street's behavioral art is perfect.

It is an ancient Roman Colosseum and the third largest Italian Colosseum (second only to the Colosseum and the Capua Colosseum), which still plays its role as a theatre. Every year, various excellent plays are staged here.