Guided Tour of the venetians’ time in Verona

Program

During four centuries Verona was a part of the Venetian Republic, and under the “Serenissima” it could enjoy a long time of peace and prosperity, that are reflected in the numerous buildings and churches ranging from the Renaissance to the Baroque till the Neoclassicism of the XVIII c. , but even and especially in the numerous works of art that are collected in there (paintings sculptures and inlay works).
The sightseeing consists partly in a walking and partly in a Bus Tour, with a general vision of the town, which can let us see the Palio Gate, S. Bernardino’s Church with the Sagramoso Library, Granguardia Palace, Philarmonical Theater, the Palaces of Corso Cavour, the Loggia of Council in Signori Square, S. Giorgio’s Gate and Church. It’s suitable for Upper grade School groups and cultural Associations.

DURATION: Duration approximately 3 hours

ADULT COST: € 190.00 up to 30 pax. € 5.00 for each pax over 30. € 50.00 for each extra hour. STUDENT COST: For the 3 hours € 190.00 1- 30 pax; € 290.00 31-50 students; only with rental of earphones; € 50.00 for each extra hour. + € 12.00 For electronic invoicing

CANCELLATION POLICIES: once the tour is confirmed, it will be possible to cancel it without penalties up to 11 days before. If cancelled from 5 to 10 days, 50% of the cost will be charged, if cancelled from 4 days to the day of the tour, a penalty of 100% will be applied

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In 1405 the Venetian period began for Verona, a long phase in which the city was on the one hand pacified and on the other less prosperous due to the ban on exports. Venice in fact kept the most important public offices for itself and its patricians, leaving the Veronese with the conditions for the surrender of a strong self-government. The 16th century in Verona saw the economy flourish again and new vigor was given to the construction of important churches and palaces, one of the most important architects of which was the architect Michele Sammicheli.