Verona's Cathedral (Duomo)

Piazza Duomo, in the Citta Antica Verona , Veneto, Italy
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    Religious site, Historic site

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TravelPod Member ReviewsVerona's Cathedral (Duomo)

  • Duomo and monastery

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    mpl73 2 contributions Finland Jul 4, 2011

    Looks nice at the outside (we didn't went in). Don't miss the monastery next to it (behind the church). When you are looking the main facade of the church, then the entry to the monastery is on the left side of the church. There is also some museum in it, but the inner court is beautiful and free.

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    Verona - place where Shakespear had set his plots

    We were not able to do much prior research about Verona, all we knew was The Arena and Julliets House, so after reaching at station we kept our luggage at the locker room, got some tourist pamphlets and figured the bus to our destination but we got it wrong. On the way we met a Sardar ji ( No matter where you go, you can find Indians in every …

  • 2

    Ah Fair Verona

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    Leaving Venice behind and being given a treat of a late morning (7.45am breakfast, instead of the usual 6.45am!!) we headed of for the legendary city of fair Verona, immortalized by Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliette. What a dignified and quietly majestic little city it is. It has a sort of understated elegance that says, I am Verona, I don't have …

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    Verona is not so magnificent as Fiorenze, not so luxurious as Milan, not so historical as Rome and not so romantic as Venice, but there is still something what I like in this town. Verona is much more than just the arena and opera.

    Actually the arena was a little disappointment. It was an opera season and there was a big stage and plastic …

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