1. Valerio Catullo, was born in Verona - about I a.C., famous poet of his time,
he was probably the first veronese to become famous. Our airport is named
after him.
2. The beautiful marble ornament (a Siren) is one of the many roman
stones scattered in town.
3. Fashion, not a detail here in Verona but a big business. Lots of famous
designers opened their flag shops in the three top shopping streets (this one is Corso Portoni Borsari and the famous designer is Etro).
4. It's raining again!
Nice photo, funny (and intersting) post...
ReplyDeleteNice shot. I like the store window and the little bit of history of Verona. Better rain than snow:)
ReplyDeleteWe too have just rain. It is so chic and funny.
ReplyDeleteThat window is attractive.
ReplyDeleteLovely street scean in the rain.
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ReplyDeleteYou're Goooooddd!! Alway love the info part. One of my favorite streets the C.P. Borsari and the rain reallllllly depresses me A LOT!!
I found this blog a few days ago. I grew up in Verona and now I am in far-away Colorado. Thanks for bringing my hometown a little closer each day.
ReplyDeleteMagari ci possiamo incontrare la prossima volta che torno in citta'.
I like all the details of the shot (and especially the Etro style!). The Roman stone is pretty amazing.
ReplyDeleteMi piacerebbe che tu vedessi la mia foto su Verona. Amo questa città e quando posso ci vengo solo per respirare la cultura di cui e' impregnata: Verona
ReplyDeleteMi piace il tuo blog, molto fimne elegante e pulito
Stay tuned
Saba
beautiful shot and thanks for the explanations,rain makes us appreciate sun ;)
ReplyDeleteoh I like this detail, how odd it is. Everything about this is so graphic, with the house number and the street sign.
ReplyDeletelove that you got a bit of the street alongside!
Great shot. I love the blue umbrella!
ReplyDeleteOne of the things I love abut Italy is the bits of Roman ruins scattered around.
ReplyDeleteLove the Roman stone detail!
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