12 must-see attractions in Verona

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1. Fantasy Kingdom : Full of fairytale colors and fantasy elements, it has amusement facilities suitable for families and children, such as carousels and trains.
2. Adventure Island : Offers thrilling adventure experiences such as roller coasters, rapids and expeditions for thrill-seekers.
3. Sea World : Ocean-themed entertainment, including an aquarium and marine animal shows.

There are also a variety of dining and shopping facilities in the park, offering a variety of food and souvenirs. In addition, Gardaland often hosts exciting live performances and interactive activities, such as musicals, magic shows and street performances.

6. Verona Cathedral

Verona Cathedral (Cattedrale di Verona), also known as the Cathedral of the Assumption of Our Lady (Cattedrale di Santa Maria Matricolare), is a Roman Catholic cathedral located in the center of Verona. The history of the cathedral can be traced back to the 8th century AD, but the existing building was mainly rebuilt in the 12th century. It is a typical Romanesque building that incorporates Gothic elements, showing a unique architectural style.

The exterior of the church is mainly white and pink marble, decorated with rich carvings and arch structures. The rose window above the main entrance is a notable feature, and the carvings on the doorposts show biblical stories and religious figures.

The interior is splendidly decorated and divided into three naves, with high ceilings and exquisite frescoes. The cathedral preserves many art treasures, including the Assumption of the Virgin by Titian, a famous Italian Renaissance painter, and other religious works of art. In addition, there are many statues, altars and ancient religious relics in the church, showing the artistic styles and religious beliefs of different periods.

7. Baicao Square

Piazza delle Erbe is one of the oldest and most famous squares in the center of Verona, Italy. This square was once a forum in ancient Roman times and is still the social and commercial center of the city. Piazza delle Erbe got its name because it was once a herb and spice market, and there are still market stalls in the square selling fruits, vegetables, souvenirs and other goods.

The square is surrounded by many historic buildings and famous landmarks, including: