LA Times Valentine's Day Feature: Take A Live Virtual Tour Of Romeo & Juliet’s Verona
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Rachel Schnalzer of the Los Angeles Times provides solid recommendations of how to create a little romance for Valentine's Day in a world fragmented by the pandemic. Whether you're independent, or your sweetheart is in another city or the same location as you, these creative ideas will keep Valentine's Day fresh this year and well into the future. They're also great for anniversaries and letting someone know they're special.
Featured first in the article is our romantic Live Virtual Tour of Fair Verona, led by expert guide Marina Sorina, who live-streams to you out on location in the city. Always passionate about her beautiful surroundings, Marina will transport you on this immersive interactive tour where you'll explore the city with Full-HD streaming, while you can speak and text with Marina and the other participants in real-time. You'll see famous sites such as Casa di Giulietta (Juliet’s House), Piazza delle Erbe, the Scaliger Tombs, and "Romeo's House." The tour ends with a breathtaking view of the Adige River.
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Whether it's Valentine's Day or you're in need of some new date night ideas, our live-stream virtual tours with friendly, expert tour guides are always a great experience! Livestreamed out on location, you'll be able to speak and chat with your guide in real-time. Take an escape to top destinations around the world and explore their beauty and culture in small groups open to the public or book a private tour for yourself and your guests.
Happy Valentine's Day!
Read the full Los Angeles Times article here.
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