City of Verona

Interventions of architectural and urban restoration carried out after World War II were based on the established restoration principle, peculiar to the Italian tradition dating back to the mid 19th century, which has always brought the respect for historical and material testimonies to the foreground. Specifically, the principle is designed to preserve the urban structure and the buildings intact, and to create continuity by carefully incorporating the destroyed areas into the urban pattern while meeting the urban restoration criteria.

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The reconstruction of the Roman bridge, for example, was based on careful documentation and reuse of original materials. The property is managed by various public institutions operating at different levels with their own distinct responsibilities. Listed buildings and monuments in the historic centre are protected under the Cultural Heritage and Landscape Code, the national law for the safeguard of cultural heritage. In compliance with national laws, all physical interventions concerning the cultural heritage are subject to the control of the competent Superintendence peripheral offices of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Activities.

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Additional forms of protection operate at both the regional and local levels. Urban and building planning tools operating at the local government level, recognize the boundary of the property and its buffer zone, and formulate a detailed and structured discipline for the historic centre of Verona, aimed at its physical and socio-economic safeguard. In particular, specific building regulations on appropriate interventions are carried out through the classification of all the buildings, whether of value or not, in order to safeguard and enhance the historical, cultural and environmental system as well as to rehabilitate the Historic Town structure. In addition, the municipal administration has adopted numerous regulations to control conversions within the historic centre, related to different areas such as tourism, commerce, bill posting and traffic. The other local institutions regional and provincial cooperate in the safeguarding, conservation and management activities by promoting cultural heritage enhancement.

An important role is also played by the Diocese of Verona — Cultural Heritage Office, the institution in charge of the Catholic Church Heritage management on behalf of the Ecclesiastical Institution. The Municipality of Verona is responsible for its administration. The administration of the management plan forms a dynamic process involving several public and private institutions with different interests and competencies. Furthermore, both the tangible and intangible heritage will be enhanced in the medium and long term, by enriching and extending protection and conservation policies. By Properties. By States Parties. By Regions. Protections by other conservation instruments. Year Inscribed. Criteria with only with. Cultural Criteria: i ii iii iv v vi Natural Criteria: vii viii ix x. Category Cultural Natural Mixed. Media All With videos With photo gallery. Display all by Country Region Year Name of the property. Display with the brief description Without With.

The List City of Verona. City of Verona The historic city of Verona was founded in the 1st century B. Ville de Vérone La ville historique de Vérone fut fondée au I e r siècle av. Ciudad de Verona Fundada en el siglo I a. Verona stad De historische stad Verona werd gesticht in de 1e eeuw voor Christus. City of Verona Italy © Luciano Marchesini. Integrity The historic city of Verona today contains elements representing its 2, year history: the Roman period, Romanesque, Middle Ages and Renaissance which have survived intact until the 19th century. Authenticity The authenticity of the City of Verona is high. Protection and management requirements The property is managed by various public institutions operating at different levels with their own distinct responsibilities. Activities 1. World Heritage Cities Programme. News 1. Interventions of architectural and urban restoration carried out after World War II were based on the established restoration principle, peculiar to the Italian tradition dating back to the mid 19th century, which has always brought the respect for historical and material testimonies to the foreground.

Specifically, the principle is designed to preserve the urban structure and the buildings intact, and to create continuity by carefully incorporating the destroyed areas into the urban pattern while meeting the urban restoration criteria. The reconstruction of the Roman bridge, for example, was based on careful documentation and reuse of original materials. The property is managed by various public institutions operating at different levels with their own distinct responsibilities. Listed buildings and monuments in the historic centre are protected under the Cultural Heritage and Landscape Code, the national law for the safeguard of cultural heritage. In compliance with national laws, all physical interventions concerning the cultural heritage are subject to the control of the competent Superintendence peripheral offices of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Activities. Additional forms of protection operate at both the regional and local levels.

Urban and building planning tools operating at the local government level, recognize the boundary of the property and its buffer zone, and formulate a detailed and structured discipline for the historic centre of Verona, aimed at its physical and socio-economic safeguard. In particular, specific building regulations on appropriate interventions are carried out through the classification of all the buildings, whether of value or not, in order to safeguard and enhance the historical, cultural and environmental system as well as to rehabilitate the Historic Town structure. In addition, the municipal administration has adopted numerous regulations to control conversions within the historic centre, related to different areas such as tourism, commerce, bill posting and traffic. The other local institutions regional and provincial cooperate in the safeguarding, conservation and management activities by promoting cultural heritage enhancement. An important role is also played by the Diocese of Verona — Cultural Heritage Office, the institution in charge of the Catholic Church Heritage management on behalf of the Ecclesiastical Institution.

The Municipality of Verona is responsible for its administration. The administration of the management plan forms a dynamic process involving several public and private institutions with different interests and competencies. Furthermore, both the tangible and intangible heritage will be enhanced in the medium and long term, by enriching and extending protection and conservation policies.

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By Properties. By States Parties. By Regions. Protections by other conservation instruments. Year Inscribed. Criteria with only with. Cultural Criteria: i ii iii iv v vi Natural Criteria: vii viii ix x. Category Cultural Natural Mixed. Media All With videos With photo gallery. Display all by Country Region Year Name of the property. Display with the brief description Without With. The List City of Verona. City of Verona The historic city of Verona was founded in the 1st century B. Ville de Vérone La ville historique de Vérone fut fondée au I e r siècle av. Ciudad de Verona Fundada en el siglo I a. Verona stad De historische stad Verona werd gesticht in de 1e eeuw voor Christus. City of Verona Italy © Luciano Marchesini. Integrity The historic city of Verona today contains elements representing its 2, year history: the Roman period, Romanesque, Middle Ages and Renaissance which have survived intact until the 19th century. Authenticity The authenticity of the City of Verona is high.

Protection and management requirements The property is managed by various public institutions operating at different levels with their own distinct responsibilities. Activities 1. World Heritage Cities Programme. News 1.