Verona

Piazza Delle Erbe, Verona

About Piazza Delle Erbe

With a history that dates back to the first century BC, the Piazza delle Erbe is one of Verona's most important historic squares. It was Verona's political, economic, and social hub during the Roman era, and is always lively with both locals and visitors.

Surrounded by historical buildings and monuments like the Palazzo del Comune, the Torre dei Lamberti, the Palazzo Maffei, and the historic Torre del Gardella, the square is also an attraction for architecture and history buffs. The fountain with the Madonna Verona statue is Piazza Erbe's oldest structure. Whereas the Tribuna, a monument that has historically been used for a variety of ceremonies, and the San Marco Lion, a white marble column that represents the Republic of Venice, catch your eyes instantly.

The market is held daily in the central area, where you can shop for fruits, vegetables, and souvenirs. There are a plethora of bars, cafes, and taverns making it an ideal location for spending some time with friends and family.

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Piazza Delle Erbe Highlights

• Surrounded by buildings and monuments that have left the mark on the city's history, the Piazza delle Erbe is one of the most popular and historic places to visit in Verona.
• Browse the market for fresh fruits, vegetables or souvenirs, or spend some time relaxing at a cafe or bar.
• Pose in front of the Madonna Verona or the San Marco Lion monuments to have some memorable pictures.
• Climb 368 steps to the top of the Torre dei Lamberti and witness the unrivaled views of the city and surroundings.
• Admire the splendor of architectural structures and monuments like the Torre del Gardella, the Palazzo Maffei, and the Palazzo del Comune while taking a leisurely stroll.

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