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The short version

UNESCO inscribed the City of Verona in 2000 under criteria (ii) and (iv). Its own text says the city was founded in the 1st century B.C., flourished under the Scaliger family in the 13th and 14th centuries and as part of the Republic of Venice from the 15th to the 18th centuries, and kept monuments from antiquity, the Middle Ages, and the Renaissance. The pin on this page is the Arena, not a vineyard.

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Campagna Amica at the old slaughterhouse

The city tourism page says that since May 2021 Coldiretti has run a covered market in the former slaughterhouse in Rione Filippini, about 700 square meters, Saturday and Sunday from 8 to 13, where local farms sell and visitors can taste. Piazza delle Erbe is the old daily market, Monday to Saturday 7:30 to 20:30, and the same page says the stalls sell fruit and vegetables and, in winter, mandorlato and pandoro, along with souvenirs.

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Virtus Verona, Serie D

The club's own pages put the 2026/27 Serie D side at Stadio Gavagnin-Nocini, Via Montorio 112, not at the Bentegodi. A club note of 21 August 2026 lists season tickets: tribuna A/B €145, reduced €100, under 16 €50, VIP €200. A single-match price was not on that page. Hellas Verona at the Bentegodi is the famous ticket.

Music

Teatro Ristori

The intimate house. Its own season page lists 27 October 2026 to 30 April 2027, with prose, jazz, and Ristori Baroque with I Virtuosi Italiani. After an opening concert at the Ristori, that baroque series continues at Spazio San Pietro in Monastero. The Arena is the exceptional summer amphitheater, run by Fondazione Arena, and the Teatro Filarmonico is their indoor hall. The 2026 Arena festival has ended. The foundation's site is listing 2027. This calendar link is the Ristori, not the Arena shop.

A church

San Giovanni in Valle

The city's tourism page calls it a Romanesque parish from the Lombard era, 7th to 8th century, with a 12th-century church, cloister, and collegiate beside what remains of the walls of Theodoric and Berengar. The crypt has two old sarcophagi. Santa Maria in Organo, nearer the river, is the other quiet door: a Lombard-era church, later Benedictine, with Fra Giovanni da Verona's choir inlays and an unfinished Sanmicheli facade. Free entry. No tourist visit during a service.

The comune page gives via San Giovanni in Valle 40 and says visits yield to services. The Minor Hierusalem page gives number 36 and prints Thursday to Saturday 10:00–17:30, Sunday 12:30–17:30. Read both before you climb the hill.

A sauna

Terme di Giunone, Caldiero

A thermal water park about ten kilometers east of Verona, not a public bath in the center. The operator describes historic thermal pools and a family water park with slides. Their hours page prints a 2026 high season from 31 May to 6 September, 9:30 to 19:30. That stretch is over. The town of Caldiero still shows an older summer clock. Check the operator before you go.

Via delle Terme 1, Caldiero. The wellness park at Villa dei Cedri in Colà di Lazise is a different door, and its own page limits the wellness center to people 18 and over.

The short version

Mantua's sustainable-destination page says Giulio Romano built Palazzo Te between 1525 and 1535 for Federico II Gonzaga, as a suburban villa on the island called Tejeto. The palace's own visit page says one ticket also admits you once to MACA and to the Tempio Leon Battista Alberti. The provincial tourism page calls Palazzo Ducale a city inside the city, first Bonacolsi and then Gonzaga, and calls the Rotonda di San Lorenzo the oldest church.

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A national tourism page says the fish market under Giulio Romano's Pescherie ran until the 1940s. That arcade is not a shop to walk into for dinner.

A church

Rotonda di San Lorenzo

The provincial tourism page calls it the oldest church in Mantua, built in the 11th century on a round plan. Sant'Andrea is the large basilica. This is the smaller, older door.

No service time was printed on the page this desk read.

The short version

The comune says the Basilica Palladiana is the symbol of Vicenza: Andrea Palladio's loggia of serlianas wrapped around the medieval Palazzo della Ragione, and that UNESCO listed it in 1994. The same page says civic palaces stood on this ground from the second half of the 13th century, including the Palatium vetus and the Palatium Communis. The comune also says the building is accessible to people with disabilities.

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Campagna Amica covered market

The market's own page, at Via Cordenons 4, says sixteen producers from the province sell vegetables, fruit, bread, cheese, pork, beef, chicken, freshwater fish, wine, and oil. It does not print their names. The outdoor squares are a different shopping list.