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	Verona Arena - Picture - MSN Encarta
		One of the best-preserved amphitheaters of the Roman Empire is in the center of the Italian city of Verona.
		Dating from the 1st century ad, the Verona Arena is used today for operas and concerts.
		Verona’s 19th-century city hall can be seen on the right.
	encarta.msn.com /media_121634193/Verona_Arena.html (45 words)

	Arena of Verona - Venetia - Welcome to Italy
		The Roman amphiteatre, the Arena of Verona is one of the greatest and most prestigious archeological monuments in Europe.
		The good state of preservation of the monument is clearly due to the way the monument has always been used; as it was in the past, the amphitheatre must also be in the future, an important place for culture, and a harmonious meeting point for society.
		Since then the Arena has been a centre of opera and has progressively improved in two respects: the artistic standard is high and performances are popular.
	www.emmeti.it /Welcome/Veneto/Verona/Arena/index.uk.html (473 words)

	The Verona Arena Amphitheatre - tickets online
		Verona is famous for its Arena Amphitheatre, that was built in the 1st century AD by the Romans.
		The Arena Amphitheatre is found in Piazza Bra, the central square of Verona, that was in the the Roman lawn „Pratum“.
		The international Airport od Verona is Catullo in Villafranca, situated approximately 10 km of the city centre.
	www.factory-outlet-italy.com /en/Tickets_Arena_of_Verona/index.html (269 words)

	Verona
		One of the lesser-known gems of the North is the ancient city of Verona.
		San Zeno Maggiore is Verona's most famous church, worthy of a pilgrimage to see the doors, which are decorated with 48 bronze panels dating from the 11th and 12th centuries depicting scenes of the Old and New Testaments, and the miracles of San Zeno.
		Best of all, Verona is home to dozens of good restaurants ranging from bargain trattorie to first class establishments where you may catch a glimpse of the rich and famous who attend the summer opera season or the many festivals held here throughout the year.
	www.domani-usa.com /verona/index.htm (594 words)

	Arena di Verona, Architecture and history, Lake Garda Booking Center
		The elliptical construction with a central open space called the arena was used for thrilling battles between gladiators and conflicts between ferocious wild beasts.
		The word "arena" derives from "rena", or sand, which was used to cover the pit where the conflicts were staged.
		The elliptical arena inside the pit is 73 X 44 m in size, while it measures 152 X 123 m externally, including the superior wall.
	www.lagodigardamagazine.com /index.asp?Menu=249&Sub=253 (367 words)

	Verona Arena - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Inside of Verona Arena with scenery for an opera performance, summer 1994
		The Verona Arena (Arena di Verona) is a Roman amphitheatre in Verona, Italy, which is famous for the opera performances given there.
		The round façade was originally in white and pink limestone from Valpolicella, but after a major earthquake in 1117, which almost completely destroyed the outer ring, except the so-called "Ala", the Arena was used as a quarry for other buildings.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Verona_Arena (210 words)

	Verona, a night at the opera
		One thing is for sure, opera fans from all over the world have already booked their tickets and are ready to ring in the changes in what promises to be one of the Arena's most important seasons ever.
		Indeed, on this the centenary of Verdi's death, the Arena treats itself to a face-lift and dedicates the whole summer to the composer from Busseto, in the province of Parma.
		They can't guarantee against showers but this year the Arena does guarantee the musicians will continue singing in the rain thanks to a new rain shelter which will automatically cover the stage and orchestra in the case of bad weather.
	www.italiaplease.com /eng/megazine/music/2001/06/arena/index.html (444 words)

	Arena di Verona Opera Festival 2004 information at Music for 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Italians attend the ancient Roman arena in Verona in the same spirit as a football match and singers' high notes are applauded much like successful goals.
		New hero of the arena is heartthrob tenor superstar José Cura, whose Calaf in 2003's Turandot shook the arena to its foundations.
		Low-cost carrier Ryanair flies to Verona Brescia, which is 50km (31 miles) from Verona, and linked to the city by a regular bus service or expensive taxi ride.
	www.musicfor2.co.uk /sections/romantic_breaks/ArenadiVeronaOperaJul.jsp (701 words)

	Arena Verona - WIPO
		We have to inform that the complaint of the Fondazione Arena di Verona and the blocking of the domain www.arena-verona.com causes a damage of at least 100.000 Euro.
		The Arena di Verona (the "Arena") is a Roman amphitheater, and one of the greatest and most prestigious archeological monuments in Europe.
		With respect to the allegation of confusing similarity, the only differences between the name "Arena di Verona" and the Respondent’s domain name are: (i) the domain name does not contain the word "di" and has instead a hyphen between the two terms, and (ii) the domain name has the designation ".com" at the end.
	www.arena-verona.com /wipo (4638 words)

	ARENA DI VERONA
		ARENA VERONA PROGRAMMA OPERA VERONA 2007 Arena di Verona, uno degli anfiteatri romani più importanti d'Italia, farà anche quest'anno da cornice al Festival dell'Opera nella sua 85° edizione.
		ARENA VERONA OPERNSAISON 2007 OPERA Die Arena in Verona, eines der berühmtesten römischen Amphitheater Italiens, wird auch dieses Jahr wieder zum suggestiven Rahmen des 85.
		ARENA VERONA PROGRAM OPERA VERONA 2007 The Arena of Verona, one of Italy's most important Roman amphitheaters, will once again be the setting for the Opera Festival, which has reached its 85th season.
	arena.limtours.it (390 words)

	Arena Verona opera
		The Grand Hotel of Verona is located in the centre of the city, facing the large main street which leads to Piazza Brà, where the Roman theatre called Arena is located.
		The property overlooks the valley and its wineyards and it is plunged in an atmosphere of tranquillity.
		It is at only 12 km from Verona center, at 13 km from the Fair, at 10 km from the Catullo airport and at 12 km from Gardaland.
	www.gardayou.com /accoother/arenadiverona.htm (2033 words)

	Opera Review--Bizet: Carmen (27 June 1999/ 2 July 1999, Arena di Verona) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		For those unfamiliar with the Arena di Verona, it is a well preserved Roman amphitheater in the middle of the centro storico, or historic city center of Verona, Italy.
		Verona, a crossroads since the time of Julius Caesar, is also a charming, modern city with a population of approximately 300,000.
		Fortunately, we were eating at a cafe right near the Arena where we were sheltered by their substantial awning and close enough to hear the ongoing "weather" announcements given by the Arena's announcer in Italian, French, German and English.
	www.jcarreras.com /contribute/c_rev007.htm (1850 words)

	Inspired Diversions: Verona
		Verona is the fabled home of Romeo and Juliet, the story of which has helped to make the city one of the most popular destinations in Italy’s Veneto region.
		Verona is the site of the third largest amphitheater in Italy, outdone in size by only the Coliseum in Rome and the arena in Capua.
		Once part of the Roman Empire, Verona reached a cultural peak during the 14th century under the rule of the Scaligeri family.
	www.inspireddiversions.com /destination.cfm?city=Verona (185 words)

	Arena- Verona, Italy - VirtualTourist.com
		The arena was entirely built in large blocks of white and pink limestone from nearby Valpolicella.
		From the outside the arena doesn't appear as grand as the Colliseum in Rome, for very little of the outer wall remains, having been destroyed by an earthquake in 1183.
		Arena di Verona was built in the First Century A.D. during the reign of Augustus.
	www.virtualtourist.com /travel/Europe/Italy/Veneto/Verona-140824/Things_To_Do-Verona-Arena-BR-1.html (1009 words)

	WebFetch.com - Web Search: WHO Built the Arena Di Verona...
		Arena di Verona 37121 Verona Italy (39) 045 8005151.
		Even though it is known that the Arena was built in the first century AD during...
		Going to an Opera in Verona, Italy at the Arena di Verona, an outdoor arena built by the Romans almost 2000 years ago.
	www.webfetch.com /uk.webfetch/search/web/WHO+Built+the+Arena+Di+Verona... (422 words)

	Arena di Verona - Vacation Idea.com
		Arena di Verona in Italy is one of the best preserved roman monuments, almost 2,000 years old, and the third largest amphitheatre in Europe.
		Seeing a performance in the Arena di Verona is definitely an event not to be missed if you are visiting Verona.
		The stage for opera performances in the Arena di Verona is the biggest in the world, measuring 154 by 91 feet (47 by 28 meters).
	www.vacationidea.com /articles/arena_di_verona.html (178 words)

	Verona Opera found Swiftly
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		Verona Find Bargains on Cheap Hotels and other Hotel and Travel Deals.
		Verona A city of northern Italy on the Adige River west of Venice.
	www.swiftseek.co.uk /swiftly/verona_opera.html (223 words)

	verona guide and verona opera ticket special
		Built in the 1st century AD, the arena was constructed outside the existing city walls as a part of typical Roman city planning.
		No longer as big as it was in ancient times, the arena still provides a magnificent venue and a most beautiful cultural setting.
		In the centuries following the fall of the Roman empire, the arena's original uses gave way to many spectacles, including heretics being burned at the stake, various sporting tournaments and even bull fights up until the end of the 19th century.
	www.paliotours.com /webpage/verona_guide.htm (235 words)

	Verona
		The Stone Bridge is located in one of the most panoramic and suggestive sites in Verona.
		Regardless of the vicissitudes and reconstructions the bridge has undergone, it remains one of the most important monuments or Roman Verona.
		In 1503 the bridge was rebuilt in stone, but collapsed and was rebuilt in wood.
	www.verona.com /index.cfm?Page=Guida§ion=luoghi&id=999 (236 words)

	Verona, Italia (Italy)
		Verona is the largest city of the mainland Veneto, its economic success largely due to its position at the crossing of the major routes from Germany and Austria to central Italy and from the west to Venice and Trieste.
		Verona's initial development as a Roman settlement was similarly due to its straddling the main east-west and north-south lines of communication.
		By the twelfth century Verona had become a city-state, and in the following century approached the zenith of its independent existence with the rise of the Scaligers.
	italian-realestate.com /verona.htm (314 words)

	Opera Review--Bizet: Carmen (27 June 1999, Arena di Verona)
		We made the trip from Milan to Verona in one and a half hours because the driver was flying.
		Throughout the evening, in the Arena, and as a result, in the surrounding area as well, announcements are made in four languages about upcoming performances, etc. Because of the weather, these now became weather reports.
		It seems that Arena policy states that once the first act is completed, they do not have to refund your money if the performance is cancelled.
	www.jcarreras.com /contribute/c_rev006.htm (707 words)

	Bob & Jenny's Bed & Breakfast - Accommodation near Verona Italy
		The Arena in Verona dates back to Roman times and is nearly as old as the Coloseum, yet it is still in remarkably good shape.
		The Arena is host to many Operas and concerts throughout the summer, most of which can be booked online.
		The charm of attending a concert in the Arena is beyond description, and Verona itself has a magic all its own.
	www.bed-breakfast-italy.com /cities/verona.htm (160 words)

	Tickets for Arena di Verona - Verona - Italy.
		The Arena of Verona, a Roman amphitheatre, is one of the greatest and most prestigious archaeological monuments in Europe.
		Today, the Arena is famous for being the most important contemporary "archaeological theatre" in Italy.
		Partial refunds are possible only from the Arena box office directly by returning the original, unused tickets within ten days of the cancelled performance.
	selectitaly.com /events.php?product_id=5&parent_nav=3&city_id=28 (255 words)

	Pearl Jam: Arena di Verona - PopMatters Music Review
		This alone is an admirable feat, not only because it displays the band's attention to each performance, but because it stands in stark contrast to the one-size-fits-all, semi-choreographed shows to which so many stadium bands (and, perhaps even more inexcusably, some club acts) have fallen prey.
		I purchased Arena di Verona (Italy), not only because of the enormous breadth of the set, but also because Italy apparently gave Pearl Jam a rather distant reception during their 1993 tour supporting U2.
		As far as the live performance itself, the songs offer more in the way of adrenaline than improvisation, so there are only minor points of commentary: "Hail, Hail," and "Animal," for instance, are too fast, while ballads like "Black" and "Immortality" fare much better, refusing to collapse under their own weight.
	www.popmatters.com /music/reviews/p/pearljam-arena.shtml (606 words)

	Historic Opera - Arena di Verona
		In 1913 the summer opera seasons in Verona's Roman Arena began with a performance of Aida.
		Except for the interruption of the two World Wars, Verona has enjoyed sell-out audiences in the Arena every year to this day.
		Postcards advertising this performances in the Arena date from the 1920s and are found today in the modern continental-sized format.
	www.historicopera.com /series_arena_di_verona.htm (90 words)

	Verona Opera and Wine Nabucco Aida La Boheme in Verona Arena - Allegrini Alighieri Zenato
		It's worth attending a performance even if you are not a huge opera fan, to enjoy the spectacle of thousands of people gathering excitedly and lighting their candles as the moon drops behind the stage and the stars come out.
		As you stroll around you are confronted by history; the Arena itself, the many Renaissance buildings, the 14th century Castelvecchio and the balcony claimed to feature in Romeo and Juliet.
		On this superb opera and wine tour we are based in the centre of the lovely city of Verona with it’s magnificent Roman Arena, 14th century Castelvecchio, renaissance buildings and the famous balcony claimed to feature in Romeo and Juliet.
	www.arblasterandclarke.com /opera.htm (875 words)

	Opera night at Arena, Verona - VirtualTourist.com
		This is in commemoration of the first performance in the Arena, in 1913, of Verdi's Aida, in celebration of the 100th anniversary of the composers birth.
		At the time there was no electricity in the Arena, so the audience all took in candles (by the thousand !) to light up the scenery.
		If you are in Verona (or the area) next year between the 24th of June and the 27th of August, go check out the opera (there is an update on the website below on which opera's they will be showing).
	www.virtualtourist.com /travel/Europe/Italy/Veneto/Verona-140824/Nightlife-Verona-Opera_night_at_Arena-BR-1.html (1760 words)

	Slow Travel Italy - The Verona Opera, Arena di Verona
		The Arena di Verona is not a ruin.
		The essential thing about the Arena is that it is outdoor opera that is not miked.
		In fact, I would put listening to opera at the Arena on a par with the Met in NY (not quite as precise but louder in the cheap seats than the Met) and better than the old Kennedy Center Opera House acoustically.
	www.slowtrav.com /italy/notes/northern/dean_opera01.htm (1593 words)

	The Verona Opera Festival - tips, advice and practicalities
		The Arena di Verona issues no refunds for tickets except in specific conditions where a performance is cancelled because of bad weather.
		The Arena di Verona Foundation does reserve the right to change the programme, date or schedule in the event of technical problems or force majeure.
		Certain objects are prohibited in the Arena di Verona, such as bottles, knives, scissors and glass objects - these may be confiscated by ushers.
	www.tickitaly.com /opera/verona/verona-opera-tips.php (585 words)

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