City Art

Art, history and culture meet up in this unique place, turning it every year into the favourite destination of a great number of tourists.

Immortalized by the hand of Shakespeare, who wrote of the deeds of the most famous lovers of history, ‘Romeo and Juliet’, Verona is loved also for its historical centre and for the renowned Arena, which dates back to the 1st century A.D. and which every summer receives huge opera productions.

This fascinating and evocative city preserves numerous art treasures.

The roots of this antique city dates back to the Etruscan era, but it thrived under the domination of the Gonzaga family, whose splendour is symbolized by the spectacular Palazzo Ducale. 

Though Brescia is nowadays a cosmopolitan city, it is still strongly connected to its history and traditions.

The many museums, art exhibitions and theatrical or television shows are proof of a rich artistic and historical inheritance. 

It is famous for the Castle, which dates back to 1300, and the Museum of Saint Giulia, a monastery of 753 A.D, where each year important art exhibitions are held.