A Beautiful Experience Parma to Verona

A trip is the inner necessity of resorting to forget your past.

Background and Overview

It gives us on this exciting northern Italy, capital of the province of the same name, one of the seven provinces of the Veneto region.

It is known, has been considered by the Unesco World Heritage Site because of the importance and value of its historic buildings. According to the website of UNESCO, is an "outstanding example of a military fortress," emphasizing that "has preserved a remarkable number of monuments of antiquity, the medieval and Renaissance periods

It is said, has always been a nodal point of all systems of land and water transport in northwestern Italy. In Roman times it was the meeting point of four consular roads: the Via Gallica, the Via Augusta, the Vicum Veronensium and via Postumia.

Verona was in the travel diaries of Goethe, Stendhal and Paul Valéry. Verona is where the story happens to Romeo and Juliet, made famous by William Shakespeare

It is noted as one of the most attractive and interesting in Italy, is the most beautiful historic city in the Veneto after Venice. Close to places of tourist interest north of the country, is a dynamic center for modern economy.

It is surrounded by hills and trapped by a loop of the Adige River, about 30 miles east of Lake Garda.

Experience, tour

Taking advantage of my stay in Parma decided to make a trip to the small and beautiful city of Verona, for it took the train that took me to Modena where you must change to move it. I left at 7 in a chilly morning with 5 degrees, but that on arriving in Modena was snowing. I waited for the train to take me to the city of Romeo and Juliet this started at 8.15 am and arrived in Verona at 10.30 am without a hitch .

I got off the train and walked in Porta Nuova train station, very friendly with great dynamism,

I immediately began campaigning to find out the places you would have known within a period of 6 hours that I had intended for her and returned to Parma in the evening.

In the same season is a tourist office with lots of information and attention they gave me a map of the city with the main places of attraction. I took a few data points and started to plan my trip. I started at 11 am. Fortunately, with a temperature of 15 degrees, I began my march from Porta Nuova Locatelli roadways, passing through Piazza Simoni, from there take Via Giberti Valverde road leading to the plaza leading to Pradaval and follow the beautiful square Open, where is the majestic Arena, which is visited. At the time of my arrival, there were many trips, almost all from Germany, and cities in Italy itself, as many young people. Of course, the atmosphere was very encouraged that we are in Verona carnival date so celebrated. In fact, I saw a large number of highly decorated floats that would form part of the parade that afternoon.

I stayed in the Amphitheatre and the square, long enough to see the amphitheater and nearby streets that still retains narrow alleys, cobbled stones and colors in some businesses, offices, departments. Its streets because they mint be held on Valentine's Day hearts were decorated in bright red.

Then proceeded to address Piazza Erbe, coming to this very lively and proceeded to Viita Giulietta's house (another reason for writing) the Lamberti Tower, House of Romeo, the Arche Scaligere.

Once seen these places, I went to Corso Santa Anastasia by Anastasia, where I went to the Duomo and piazza.

Specifically, for the time spent there can be no doubt that La Piazza Erbe, is the heart of Verona, very lively, more in this age of flesh. An ideal place for a coffee or a drink. In the morning is full of stalls and there is a statue of the Madonna of Verona, which represents the trade-and the Maffei Palace, built with the characteristic reddish Verona stone and marble. Nor should we forget the palace. Comune Palace terraces, which serve as lookout.

It is very assertive the comment you stroll to the Piazza di Signori shows interesting buildings and a statue of Dante, who lived in Verona. A medieval Verona and the Cathedral can be reached through the Via Garibaldi. In the Via Manzini are the most exclusive shops in town.

It also emphasizes that Verona also offers extraordinary music concerts, operas worth going to enjoy it when offered.

I decided to say goodbye to Verona and take the train to go back to Parma Giulietta's tomb located between Via Porto Capuletti, going on my return to the central station by radio Depoca museum.

Within the span of my time at this cozy Italian city, no doubt, that you may enjoy as well as restaurants to taste the variety of dishes offered Italian food. We recommend visiting. At 6.30 pm I was back in Parma, where they still remain a few days.