Verona Walking Tour Part Two

• 5 out of 5 stars by Tolik from Tampa, Florida
• August 14, 2004

Quote: Walking through the Arco della Coste you arrive in the third famous square - Piazza dei Signori. Dante's statue stands in the center of the square. The famous poet looks happier here than the Dante’s monument on the Florence’s Santa Croce square.... Read the full Walking Tour review

From journal Delightful Verona

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Verona Walking Tour Part One

• 5 out of 5 stars by Tolik from Tampa, Florida
• August 14, 2004

Quote: The old Verona enclosed in a “bend” of the Adige River, has two focal points – the amazing Roman Amphitheater on the Piazza Brà and fantastic market square called Piazza Erbe. You will need a day to enjoy the beautiful city but remember that... Read the full Walking Tour review

From journal Delightful Verona

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Walking Vicenza

• 3 out of 5 stars by moatway from Riverview, New Brunswick
• April 9, 2004

Quote: Vicenza is a large city but its historic core is relatively small and walkable. On the other hand, I had given the city too much time – you can see most of what you want to see in less than half a day. I’m sure that many people travel through and in... Read the full Walking Tour review

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Walking bridge to bridge on the Adige

• 4 out of 5 stars by gosusan from San Francisco, California
• April 3, 2002

Quote: This entry describes an easy, short walking tour that provides wonderful views of Verona and its river. It can be done at any time of the day, but evenings are the most romantic, either early for the sunset, or later to view the illuminated towers... Read the full Walking Tour review

From journal Verona: La Citta d'Amore

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