Torre dei Lamberti Tourism

Torre dei Lamberti is a significant historical tower located in Verona, Italy, offering panoramic views of the city. Completed in 1463, it stands at 84 meters tall, making it the tallest tower in Verona. Historically, it served as a watchtower and a means of communication, as signals were sent from its height to convey messages across long distances. Visitors can climb the steps or take an elevator to the top, where they are greeted with breathtaking vistas of Verona's red rooftops, winding streets, and landmarks such as the Verona Arena. The tower also houses the bells, Rengo and Marangona, used to regulate city life in the Middle Ages, marking time and emergencies. The tower's construction started in the 12th century, and after being struck by lightning in the 15th century, it was restored and elevated to its current height. The mix of architectural styles reflects the prolonged construction period, with elements of Romanesque and Renaissance design. The Torre dei Lamberti is not only a historical site but also an art venue, occasionally hosting exhibitions.