Torre dei Lamberti – Reach for the Sky in Verona

#postandearn #attractive Standing tall at 84 meters above Piazza delle Erbe, Torre dei Lamberti is the tallest tower in Verona, offering unbeatable panoramic views over the red rooftops, Roman ruins, and rolling Veneto hills. Originally built in 1172 by the powerful Lamberti family, the tower has survived lightning strikes, wars, and centuries of change. Its iconic octagonal belfry was added in the 15th century, blending Romanesque and Gothic styles in one elegant structure. Inside, you'll find ancient bells like the Rengo, once used to summon citizens or call for defense, and the Marangona, which marked the hours of the workday. Whether you climb the 368 spiral steps or take the modern glass elevator, the view at the top is nothing short of magical. From here, Verona stretches out beneath you—its piazzas, palaces, and churches all in sight. ✨ Highlights Verona’s tallest historic tower. 360° views of the city and surrounding hills. Combination of Romanesque base and Gothic top. Rich history with bells that once ruled the city’s time and alarms. Choice between stairs or elevator for the climb. 📸 Perfect for: Golden hour and sunset photos. Overhead views of Piazza delle Erbe. Spotting landmarks like the Verona Arena and Juliet’s House. #torredeilamberti #veronaitaly #piazzadelleerbe #historicverona #veronaviews #italytravel #belltowerviews #hiddenitaly #cityscapephotography #italianarchitecture