Verona: Een Reis Door Tijd en Schoonheid met Hans

A monument to Dante Alighieri, a three-meter-high marble statue, commemorates his 6th centenary from birth, honoring his time as a guest in Verona after being exiled from Florence.

A group of five Gothic funerary monuments commemorating the Scaliger family, who ruled Verona from the 13th to 14th century. The tombs are freestanding tabernacle-like structures with elaborate baldachins, topped by statues of the deceased, mounted and wearing armor.

A historic square once serving as the town's forum during the Roman Empire, now featuring numerous ancient and Baroque buildings, including Palazzo Maffei and the Torre dei Lamberti, as well as a fountain and various monuments.

A category of architectural ensemble, the Case Mazzanti are a group of buildings in Verona characterized by their 16th-century frescoed facades, designed by Alberto Cavalli and his master Giulio Romano.

A chapel with a quadrangular plan, featuring rich decorative apparatus, paintings by Italian and French artists, and prospettic perspective drawings.

A 84 m high tower in Verona, Italy, with a 800-year history, featuring Romanesque style architecture, brick, and white marble, and is the tallest building in the city.

The Palazzo della Ragione is a historic palace in Vérone, Italy, that has served various institutions and functions over the centuries, including as a seat of justice, a marketplace, and an art gallery.

A destroyed Roman Catholic church in Verona, Italy, dedicated to Saint Sebastian, founded in the 10th century and rebuilt in Romanesque style. It was intermittently owned by the Jesuits and later used as a cinema and library before being destroyed by Allied bombing during World War II.

A palace built in 1582, Palazzo dei Diamanti features a unique diamond-shaped façade and was originally a noble residence, later hosting the Académie Filotima and eventually becoming the seat of the Société Municipale de Gestion des Bâtiments.