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- Paradise for romantics and culture lovers
- Impressive monuments and churches
- Idyllic nature and bathing lake
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With a centrally located vacation rental in Verona, you can enjoy the historic centre with its romantic and interwoven alleys, which house numerous elegant shops and cosy cafes, and benefit from a wide range of entertainment and shopping. From your apartment in Verona, close to the city centre, you can stroll through the medieval streets with their nightlife and bars for a night out. Enjoy warm evenings with a glass of Valpolicella and homemade pasta.
Fantastic cottages in mediterranean country house styleAt any time of the year Verona invites you to a wonderful holiday where culture lovers, romantics and gourmets can get their money's worth. In the hottest month of July, a spacious vacation rental in Verona and its surroundings, in country house style or in the form of a farm in the midst of beautiful surroundings with terrace and private pool, offers the perfect opportunity to relax and refresh yourself.
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Facts about Verona
Verona is a city in Veneto in the northeast of Italy. The capital of the province has around 260,000 inhabitants and lies on the Adige River, the second longest river in Italy. The best time to visit Verona is in spring and early autumn, when temperatures are mild and there are fewer tourists in the city. You can reach Verona in many different ways. The international airport Aeroporto di Verona is located about five km southwest of the city centre and the railway station Porte Nuova near the old town can be reached several times a day.
History of VeronaThe city was founded in pre-Christian times by the Rhaetians and Euganeans and was from 89 BC under a Roman colony. In the course of the Napoleonic wars, Verona fell to Austria in 1797 and only in 1866 did Verona belong to the Kingdom of Italy. The past has strongly influenced the cityscape and the historical monuments can still be admired today. The city impresses with its wealth of historical testimonies from different historical stages. Verona is world-famous not only for its precious heirlooms, such as the Roman amphitheatre, where opera performances still take place today, but also for the city of love and romance. The reason for this is the dramatic love tragedy "Romeo and Juliet" by William Shakespeare, who chose Verona as the venue for his play.
Travelers and Activities
Discover Verona on a cultural city trip or be inspired by the beautiful surroundings. There are many smaller historical centres in the province of Verona. While in the north the surroundings are bordered by the mountainous landscape of Lessinia, in the south it is characterised by a fertile plain. In approx. 30 minutes by car you can reach the beautiful Lake Garda from your holiday apartment. The largest lake in Italy invites you to spend relaxing days bathing and sunbathing.
Verona for culture loversThe cultural ambience of Verona complements the city with numerous events, performances and exhibitions. Cultural events such as the annual opera festival in the Arena, the Shakespeare Festival, the Verona Jazz Meeting at the Teatro Romano and the International Film Festival as well as year-round art exhibitions provide cultivated entertainment.
Since 2000, Verona has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its outstanding urban structure and architecture.
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From your apartment or your apartment you can explore the romantic old town on foot. An absolute must on a trip to Verona is the well-preserved amphitheatre built in front of the Colosseum in Rome under Emperor Tiberius. Inside the arena the famous opera festivals take place in summer. At night the building shines in golden colours and attracts many visitors for a night walk. Piazza delle Erbe
Directly behind Piazza del Signori and near the Torre dei Lamberti and Basilica San Zeno in the old town of Verona lies the central square Piazza delle Erbe. Lined by countless charming cafes and restaurants and a traditional weekly market where you can buy leather goods and clothing as well as fruit, vegetables, fish and meat, it is the perfect place for a relaxing break with medieval flair.
The House of JuliaFor Shakespeare fans and romantics, the Casa di Guilietta is famous for a visit to the balcony where Julia, according to legend, loves her loved ones. Since many tourists can gather here at peak times, you should make the house of Julia the first destination of your day trip. Piazza Bra
A further highlight is the spacious Piazza Bra, which with its various street cafés and a cosy park with green areas and benches invites you to observe the arena, historic buildings and the colourful hustle and bustle of the street traders and to recover from a shopping tour.
Castelvecchio FortressIf you visit Verona, you should definitely take a walk over the Ponte Scaligero bridge. The 130 metre long bridge over the Adige River leads to the imposing Castelvecchio fortress from the 14th century. Since 1920 the Museo Civico di Castelvecchio has been inside the walls, displaying remarkable exhibits such as the 12th century sarcophagus of St. Sergius and St. Baccus, as well as historical sculpture and painting.