It was during the spring that I had the opportunity to travel to Verona. From an arena to an outdoor market there are lots of interesting places. In addition there is the possibility of leaving a letter for Juliet that just might get a response. And of course visiting her balcony is a must. These are some of my favorite scenes from Verona.
A courtyard
A person imitating a statue…
Ancient Verona street
A market
Where is Juliet?
Some letters…
A must-see landmark
Here is a panoramic view of the city.
He’s doing “Two gentlemen of Verona”? (the guy with the statue)
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I’m sure you’re right! I don’t know why I didn’t think of that… :)
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i love the balcony .. if i’m there, you’ll find me in the market.. nice post :)
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Thanks! The market was great and it was a popular place to stop and browse… :)
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Lucky you, I was there 2 weeks ago and it was either raining, or snowing, but definitelly no sun …
Great shots you have :-)
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Thanks and sorry about the weather when you were there – when the sun is out it’s so lovely… :)
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Looks gorgeous. Would love to visit there sometime.
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It’s a charming place and very nice to visit. I hope you get the chance to go there!
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If I could only go to one city in Italy, I don’t think I could ever choose which one to visit. Very pretty!
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I think it would be really difficult to pick one place. But Verona would be a definite possibility!
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I’m beginning to think that after our trip to Europe this summer, I’ll have to start planning a trip just around Italy – so many beautiful cities!
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I think it’s so exciting to plan trips (especially to Italy)! You get to do a lot of daydreaming and that’s part of the fun… :)
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I am all about the daydreaming :) Even as I am a little burnt out on the booking hotels/flights/etc for our 2 week mother/daughter trip to Europe (covering 8 cities in 6 countries), I can’t help but daydream about wandering the cities of Paris or Venice or Amsterdam!
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I hope you have a wonderful trip! All the preparation pays off when you finally get there… :)
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Would love to go there sometime! That balcony is gorgeous!
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Verona is a lovely place and it’s great to visit there. The balcony is an amazing sight!
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Beautiful photos. Every single one makes me want to explore further, but the shot of the balcony is positively intriguing!
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I’m so glad you liked the pictures! The balcony was simply charming and Verona was delightful to visit :)
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What a Beautiful, Romantic City to Explore – loving your captures – thanks for sharing! Happy Tuesday:)
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Thank you Renee! It was a marvelous place and I’m glad to share these pictures :)
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So much history! Fascinating place to visit.
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I agree with that – Verona is a fantastic place!
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Love Verona :) These are beautiful scenes!
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Verona was so full of lovely places and scenes – I really enjoyed being there!
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Love the panorama. That market looked like a nice place to visit, caught my attention! The stonework and masonry really draw me in.
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The panorama helps provide an overview of the city, and when you walk around it’s fun to find places like the market too!
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What a wonderful place to just soak in view. All sights and sounds must be amazing! I love the photo of the outdoor market. I would be in heaven. :-)
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It was a delightful city to explore and see all these wonderful sights – I thought the market was extra special!
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Love Verona. Watching a concert under the stars in the Roman arena that date from the 1st Century was pure magic! Great photos!
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What an outstanding experience that must have been! And thank you, I’m glad you liked them :)
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Never knew Verona to be so picturesque! Will have to think about it as a destination in the future, thanks for sharing!
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I thought it was exceptionally lovely! You’re welcome, and Verona is definitely worth a visit :)
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Meg, quick question – how did you get those pop-up captions on your photos?
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When you upload a photo there is a list of options on the right hand side. The first says Title, and underneath it says Caption. That’s where you can type in a caption and save it along with the picture. Hopefully that will work for you!
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It must have something to do with your template because whenever I’ve added captions that way, they just appear in a margin below my picture. In this post, yours are invisible but pop up when I run my mouse over the photo, which I like much better. Thanks anyway!
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It looks like it might be standard with a photo gallery but not for individual pictures. Sorry it didn’t work…
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This place is on my list of ‘must visit’. Love your photos.
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Thanks Darlene! You’ve made a good choice by including Verona on your list – it’s wonderful :)
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What no gelato?! Verona looks like a fascinating place, and aerial views of Italian cities always look so pleasing, perhaps due to the roof tiles.
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I did have some gelato there but I ate it too fast to get a picture! You’re right about how charming the panoramic views are too :)
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Verona is somewhere I would love to visit . One day, hopefully! As always lovely images.
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Thank you! Verona is a delightful place to visit and I hope you get to go there soon… :)
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Heehee! I love the idea of writing to Juliet, and even better is getting a response? That’s exciting! Amazing photos as always!
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Thanks, and I’d really like to know what kind of advice she would offer!
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Ooh just check out that balcony – it’s amazing!!
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It was really very beautiful – perfect for Juliet!
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I haven’t been to Verona but it looks fantastic. Must check it out next time.
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Verona is definitely worth seeing – I think you’d enjoy visiting there!
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Verona is going on the list for our next trip to Italy, looks like a lovely place to visit and who doesn’t love the story of Romeo and Juliet :-)
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It is so easy to walk there and see everything! I know you’d like it and it’s not far from Venice… :)
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