Verona is the town of Love, the town of Romeo and Juliet.

 

 

Verona is a town of art and culture, a UNESCO world heritage site, thanks to its history and monuments.

 

 

Its privileged location has always made it a prestigious meeting point and a hub for tourism, business and industrial, agro-industrial and commercial businesses.

 

 

The Fiera di Verona is one of the most important trade fairs in the world, attracting millions of visitors each year.

 

 

To get to know Verona and its surroundings more closely, we invite you to enjoy an unforgettable stay, full of fascinating experiences at our hotel.

 

 

Verona is a city that really lends itself to a short visit: with its contained historical centre where everything is within reach, the concerts, and the sports events that will be taking place during these weeks, all make this a great time to visit.

 

 

Let’s try to organize a logical path, passing through history, art and good food.

 

 

What should you visit on the first day? My suggestion is to start with the beautiful Piazza Bra, which is just 400 meters from our hotel. You can enter Piazza Bra through the arch with the clock, which is also a popular meeting point for many people in Verona.

 

 

The centre is a restricted traffic area, so we recommend leaving your car in one of the many city car parks, and to set out on a long and pleasurable walk, on foot or with one of our bicycles, which are at our guests’ disposal.

 

 

In Piazza Bra it would be impossible not to see the Roman Arena, the symbol of the city and the third largest amphitheatre in the world, after the Colosseum and Santa Maria Capua Vetere in Naples.

 

 

These days the Arena is at the centre of everyone’s attention also thanks to the lyrical season, which takes place every year from June to August. It is also a prestigious location for light and pop music, and hosts many concerts.

 

 

After visiting the Arena, which – during the summer days – we recommend you do early in the morning, you can then proceed toward via Mazzini, where you will find Verona to be as fashionable as any shopping street in the country.