The library of Verona will host two unmissable meetings dedicated to the history of the city, offering a journey through its cultural and economic roots. The events, which will be held at the historic institution, will examine two important topics: the wine-growing tradition and the urban development of Verona.
The first meeting will be held on Tuesday, 9 April 2024 at 18:00 and will explore the link between Verona and viticulture, a sector that has contributed significantly to the local economy since ancient times. Thanks to the conformation of the territory and a favorable climate, wine production has undergone constant evolution, leading to the birth of wines renowned throughout the world, such as Amarone and Valpolicella. Expert speakers will explain the main stages of this tradition and its impact on the social and economic development of the city.
The second meeting will be held on Tuesday, April 23, 2024 at 18:00 and will be dedicated to the urban evolution of Verona, retracing the architectural and infrastructural transformations that have marked the face of the city over the centuries. From the remains of ancient Rome to medieval works, from the Renaissance to modern changes, we will analyze the urban choices that have made Verona one of the most fascinating and rich in history of Italy.
The meetings represent an important opportunity to deepen knowledge of the heritage of Verona and to better understand the dynamics that have made the city a cultural and commercial crossroads. The chapter library, custodian of a priceless historical and bookstore heritage, is confirmed as a reference point for the dissemination of culture and local historical memory.
Admission to the events is free, but reservation is recommended to guarantee participation. An unmissable opportunity for all lovers of history, culture and traditions of Verona.
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