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The basilica is of both historical and religious interest. Here lie the relics of the first bishop of the city, St. John. Zeno of Verona. The building was built in the Romanesque style and looks quite modest. The imagination of the author of the project was fully embodied in the Gothic portal and interior decoration. Near the basilica there are good hotels in Verona.

The first basilica of one of the oldest cathedrals of Verona was built in the IV century. today in the interior there are fragments of the original masonry, and the dimensions of the cathedral are almost identical to the original. Inside the building is richly decorated with carvings, stucco, red marble. In the chapels you can see works of art of the Renaissance and Baroque periods.

If you do not know where to go in Verona, come to Piazza della Signoria. Here are collected brilliant works of the Renaissance. Here you lose your head with delight, seeing "Perseus" by Cellini, "David" by Michelangelo, "Judith" by Donatello, realizing that it was in this square that the Holy Inquisition burned ardent opponents of the church. True, all the sculptures on the square are just copies, except for the work of Cellini. This place is extremely interesting from an architectural point of view.

Bring back from your trip the story of medieval love! In a beautiful building of medieval architecture with battlemented brick walls, according to legend, lived a ardent lover. Despite all the requests of the local municipality, the owners of the house refused to sell it to the city, so it was not possible to make a museum out of it. And, if it were not for the inconspicuous tablet, it is quite possible to pass by without knowing the historical value of the structure.

Thinking about what to see in Verona in 1 day, plan a visit here for sure. The stone tomb is located on the territory of the monastery of San Francesco. Whether it is a novelty, as some claim, or whether this place is really historic, one can only guess. The tomb stands in the temple crypt and looks chipped in many places: the girls, believing in signs, try to break off and take with them pieces of marble as a souvenir.

Here is this house with a balcony, from which Juliet looked at Romeo, dear to her heart. It is forbidden to go out on it, however, but here you can perform a number of superstitious rites (kiss under the balcony, touch the right chest of the statue of Juliet), which will help your loved ones to always be together. Skeptical tourists leave incredulous reviews about the authenticity of this house, but the family coat of arms on the facade confirms its belonging to the famous Verona family.