If you’re in Rome, the Eternal City, you’ll certainly have had the opportunity of admiring the renowned Colosseum, also known as the Flavian Amphitheatre; the Baroque Piazza Navona; Piazza di Spagna, which hosts the famous 135 Spanish Steps and the house of English poet John Keats; the Pantheon, a temple dedicated to the gods, with its imposing hemispherical dome; St. Peter’s basilica at the Vatican, the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel, timeless beauties that continue to fascinate people from all over the world. Lastly, you will undoubtedly have been enchanted by the marvellous fountain of Trevi, with its rococo style, featured in the renowned film scene in which Anita Ekberg plunged into its water, in Federico Fellini’s masterpiece, La Dolce Vita.
If you like cities full of history and timeless culture, you just have to visit Verona too!
Verona also offers you the possibility of experiencing to the full art and architecture of the past, which continue to be found along its streets and in its squares, in perfect harmony with modernity.
In Verona, the ancient Romans built a "small Colosseum": the suggestive Arena di Verona, originally hosted shows and games in Roman times. Nowadays, this extraordinary amphitheatre, which is in an excellent state of preservation, hosts the Opera Festival and here, every year, famous singers and orchestra conductors appear on the stage and podium, ensuring audiences an unforgettable experience.
If you visit Verona, don’t miss the unrepeatable opportunity of experiencing opera in a theatre that really is one of a kind.
Treat yourself to a ticket for the Arena di Verona Opera Festival: check out ticket prices on this page!
footer-2019-2.png)
