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Torre dei Lamberti

About

Torre dei Lamberti rises above Piazza delle Erbe as Verona’s tallest historic tower, an 84‑metre landmark that has watched over the city since construction began in 1172. Its height increased after lightning struck the top in 1403, prompting major restoration and expansion between 1448 and 1464, still visible today in the contrasting brick and marble sectionsWikipedia+1. The tower’s two ancient bells, the Marangona and the Rengo, once regulated daily life, signalling fires, work hours, civic meetings, and even calls to arms. Visitors can climb the 368 steps or take the glass elevator to reach the panoramic terraces, where Verona’s rooftops, river bends, and Roman monuments unfold in a full 360‑degree viewTorre dei Lamberti. Torre dei Lamberti remains a striking blend of medieval engineering and Renaissance additions, offering one of the most evocative vantage points in the city.

Verona Italy

Location

Torre dei Lamberti rises at Via della Costa 2, anchoring the lively Piazza delle Erbe in Verona’s historic center. This 84-meter medieval tower overlooks the bustling market square known for its vibrant frescoed buildings and daily produce stalls. Nearby stand the majestic Palazzo della Ragione and Piazza dei Signori with its statues and Loggia del Consiglio, while Juliet’s House lies just a brief walk away alongside Corso Porta Borsari’s ancient Roman gate, creating a seamless hub for Verona’s Renaissance charm.

Torre dei Lamberti

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