We spent a couple of hours here. It's all in quite good condition, and the exhibits are well presented.
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We spent a couple of hours here. It's all in quite good condition, and the exhibits are well presented.
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This was a beautiful, haunting reminder of life in Roman times--and during many eras hence.
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A nice walk from Verona center with extraordinary views.
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The remains of a 2000 year old Roman theatre directly down the hill from the Villa Fran. Hosted a concert last year
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Quite well preserved with an interesting history. Nice views over the Ponte Pietra. There's also some good Roman engravings and statuettes.
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Nothing really special. They don't tell you much about the history of the site, which I would've liked. It houses some relics from around the time, but that's pretty much it
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The views from the top over Verona were exquisite. There is a lot of maintenance going on otherwise enjoyable.
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Lots of steps (there is a lift part-way), but on lots of levels so you can have a break before tackling the next flight. Interesting Roman exhibits and the building itself has plenty of interest.
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There is a special atmosphere about the theatre and it's setting, and it is only a shame that the church and monetary saw fit to build though the seating and walls. Surprising non commercial and I believe that replicas of Roman theatrical masks, copies of playsvetc would make a great reminder. Take the lift up to the museum - the...
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One of the best places to view the beautiful city of Verona. Worht paying the few euro asmission to see gorgeous ancient ruins. Quite a fair bit of climbing (even when you make use of the lift) so go armed with water if you do it on a particularly hot day.
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