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Reviewed 18 July 2014

Start your walk through the Castello and Bridge etc here and you will be rewarded with some memorable snapshots, as it shows a totally different aspect of the moat area and river approaches ,than available elsewhere. There are seats and a couple right on the river, so it is a good spot to rest the weary legs as well. The previous reviewer said that Verona is small enough to see in a day !!!! Well I am pleased that we are not traveling in their party, as this is our 5th day here and we still have not seen everything.
No, please do not shortchange Verona; it is a very pleasant place to wander about in and it would be a terrible shame to hurry through such a tranquil city.

Date of experience: July 2014
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Reviewed 20 August 2012

Verona being small enough to see it all in one day, permits you to see this interesting "gate" at the edge of the Adige river along one of the principal avenues of the city, Corso Cavour. It is interesting as it was located on the Corso, but during the french occupation of verona in the past it was demolished and later moved as it was too small for the heavy traffic in the area at the time. Don't go out of your way to see, however you will surely pass by it on your way from Castelvecchio to Porta Borsari.

Date of experience: August 2012
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Date of experience: February 2024
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Reviewed 22 September 2023
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Date of experience: September 2023
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