Verona (, AFI: /veˈɾona/) è un comune italiano di 257 196 abitanti, capoluogo dell'omonima provincia in Veneto. Si trova al margine settentrionale della Pianura Padana, lungo il fiume Adige e ai piedi dei monti Lessini.
Di origine preistorica, l'abitato venne rifondato dai Romani all'interno dell'ansa del fiume intorno alla metà del I secolo a.C., rimanendo sotto il governo dell'Impero fino al V secolo, quando venne occupato dal re germanico Teodorico il Grande. Entrò a far parte prima del dominio dei Longobardi e poi dai Franchi, rimanendo fedele nei secoli successivi agli imperatori del Sacro Romano Impero. Divenne libero Comune all'inizio del XII secolo per poi prosperare sotto la Signoria degli Scaligeri. Si dedicò alla Serenissima nel 1405, passando sotto il governo della Repubblica di Venezia. Occupata militarmente da Napoleone nel 1797, nel 1815 divenne parte dell'Impero austriaco che la trasformò nella sua maggiore piazzaforte militare in territorio italico, per essere annessa al Regno d'Italia nel 1866.
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Leggo Tung Lei | feb 6, 2018
You can not help but be amazed at such an ancient building structure and in fact it still stands as part of the city today. There was a cafe right next to it where we decided to drink coffee while admiring the Borsari gate. It is definitely worth a visit to see how it has stood the test of time for itself. Here's the side of the sign that has a few messages to give you its history and the whole structure. This is a seemingly part of it. This is the true history of Rome where you can touch and all the time is still more beautiful and sturdy finctional and hundreds of people are used daily. The outside is more like a pretty sanctuary than the inside if you're like the way we did it for the first time from the inside and incredibly believe it can stand as part of this beautiful city. After going from two directions, a large tourist spot is small but be sure to check out. The entrance to the oldest city! Beautiful landmark still stands in this time it has its own rights. It's easy to find, looks great and makes some nice photos. Verona's place is full of history. One of the places it will be Brown - century before you were born porta dei Borsari. What we have noticed regrettably is that many people just pass by and do not even notice this gorgeous door dating back to AD. It was once the city's main entrance in the first century, and at that time there was once again an inner hospital. This is why it reaches the decoration. You can stop for a minute or so, if you are, close your eyes and imagine what it's like to be back in the first century ... in the first few days, there are beautiful evening lights and bright lights.
Arun K J | gen 3, 2018
There are lot of shops here. The market stays open until 7:30pm. But the products are expensive. Therefore check the prices on every store before buying them. Also in restaurants they charge for the table in addition to the tips for the waiters/waitress. Therefore always check the price of the table before getting in. It can vary from 2€ to 10€ per person
Naki N | ago 29, 2017
Impressively well kept Roman gate. No need to linger long here but it's definitely worth seeing if you're in the area.
Caz Daniels | lug 20, 2017
You can see it as you approach surrounded by contemporary shops in ancient buildings and it's a blast from the past. The ingenuity of ancient builders is amazing and pleasing to see.
Senor Anonimo | feb 7, 2018
2,000 year old Roman gate, amazing!
Ronaldo Guedes | mar 9, 2018
Borsari gate once was part of the structure of gorgeous palace. Just on its left you can enjoy a good drink or pizza.
Stef Kostov | apr 4, 2018
This is an ancient Roman gateway build in circa 50 B.C. These are the actual photos of the structure:
Rich Simmonds | apr 21, 2018
To see the Borsari Gate, and appreciate that it is ancient, is really something you don't want to miss if you are in Verona. I found it incredible as it now stands between way more modern buildings, and if it could tell stories, you'd be able to sit for hours, spellbound, as the historic happenings unfolded. It is almost easy to miss, so look out for it. To some it's just an old crumbly wall, but you need to look beyond that. It's a piece of history and needs respect!
John Carey | mag 3, 2018
The Romans paid good money here to enter the city. 2000 years later it is still worth seeing. Look for the medussa head incorporated into the cornerstone if a building just inside the porta. If I were a grave robber it would scare me away too.
yarwak | mag 18, 2018
Being a history buff, this is a real treasure... the main gate marking both the old Roman walls - the remnants form some of the foundation walls of some of the nearby buildings - and the military road to Rome from the North. Of note, is that after 1800 years, the modern road is some 3+m higher then the original Roman road.. an impressive gate indeed.
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