Unforgettable Journey Through Roman Art and Italy

This is a trip I’ll never regret taking.

I highly recommend a course called Roman Art and Architecture. The teacher, Silvia, is an expert in Roman art history. The course includes at least four field trips to historical relics and museums in Verona. Silvia shared many fascinating facts about this historical and romantic city. For instance, Juliet’s balcony is actually a modern addition to an old building from the 1930s—a brilliant idea for promoting tourism.

The program also offers an excellent opportunity for economical travel around Italy by train. Besides visiting major cities like Milan, Venice, and Rome, there are smaller yet charming towns near Verona worth exploring, such as Mantua, Vicenza, and Padua.