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Shakespeare’s famous work “Romeo and Juliet” is set in this millennia-old city known as the “City of Love”—Verona.
The millennia-old city of Verona traces its earliest history back to 550 BC. (Photo by murphybj4)
Verona is located in northern Italy, between the capital Milan and the tourist destination Venice.
The ancient architecture of Verona boasts a long history, scattered throughout the city as if transporting you through time. (Photo by murphybj4)
Due to its location at the intersection of important trade routes, Verona became one of Europe’s most significant cities historically.
The city of Verona is divided in two by the Adige River. (Photo by murphybj4)
The Adige River splits the ancient city into two sides, giving rise to many beautiful historic bridges that span across the river.
The alleys within the city exude a relaxing atmosphere. (Photo by murphybj4)
Verona relies mainly on tourism for its economy, and its alleys often showcase visitors enjoying meals and drinks in a laid-back manner.
A corner by the Adige River. (Photo by murphybj4)
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