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The Palazzo Barbieri (also known as Gran Guardia Nuova or City Hall) was built in the first half of the 19th century by engineer Giuseppe Barbieri as the headquarters of the Austrian Civil Guard. It is a large neoclassical building inspired by the ancient forms of Roman temples (with a colonnade, Corinthian portico, and a large triangular facade). Inside are two large paintings by Paolo Farinati and Felice Brusasorci depicting episodes from the history of Verona. It has housed the city administration since 1869.

The Cathedral of Santa Maria Matricolare (Mother Church), commonly known as Verona Cathedral, is the cathedral of the Diocese of Verona and one of the city's most important places of worship. It is located on a small square, Piazza Vescovado, just a short walk from Ponte Pietra and the Church of Sant'Anastasia. The cathedral complex includes the 12th-century Baptistery, the Canons' Cloister, the Church of Sant'Elena, and the remains of an early Christian basilica. The imposing and magnificent interior of the three-aisled cathedral features a five-arched cross vault supported by eight marble columns. At the end of the central nave, designed by the architect Michele Sanmicheli, is the main chapel. The chapels are decorated in the Renaissance style. The altarpiece in the Cartolari-Nichesola Chapel is by Titian. This large oil painting from 1535 depicts the Assumption of Mary. In the foreground, the apostles are gathered around the empty sarcophagus.

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Great fountain right in the square in front of the arena.

The first "antique" we saw on the way from the Hotel Leon d'Oro to the old town.

You come out of the beautiful, narrow and very well-kept old town streets and look directly at the arena.

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The small balcony that inspired Shakespeare was preserved from the restoration of Juliet's house