Places to see in Valpolicella
Pieve di San Giorgio Ingannapoltron
Pieve di San Giorgio Ingannapoltron is one of the most important Roman monuments in Verona. The building is divided in three aisles. The centra lone is two times longer than the side ones and has eight high and tight windows per part.
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Ponte di Veja
The rock path which leads down to the base of the “bridge” (ponte) was actually the entrance to a huge carsic cave. The roof of the cave, due to the erosive action of an underwater stream, collapsed, and all the remains today is this enormous arch of stone with a waterfall underneath it.
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Molina Waterfall Park
Molina Waterfall Park is a great place for some relax in a shaded forest animated by waterfalls. The waterfalls were originated along the rivers because of the presence of rocks with different levels of erodibility. Due to the action of the stream, we can admire characteristic shapes such as furrows, niches, and erosion materials, visible not only on today’s river’s course, but also on the side walls, testifying to the river’s course in the past.
Apart from the bubbly waterfalls, the Park also offers a landscape of woods and meadows, crossed by torrents and small rivers, and characterized by the green color of the varied vegetation and the grey of the rocks.
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Marano Rope Bridge
Marano Rope Bridge unites Marano’s walking paths with the ones of Sant’Anna d’Alfaedo. It’s 52 meters long, 70cm large and can be crossed in both directions.
