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Art&Coffee
Vicolo Cieco Agnello 1
Art&Coffee offers a fantastic location, putting you just a 5-minute walk from Piazza delle Erbe and Juliet's House. Free perks include WiFi and buffet breakfast daily between 7 AM and 11 AM. There's also a terrace, and rooms offer LCD TVs and room service. |
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B&B La Bella Verona
Via Generale Armando Diaz,10
In the centre of Verona, B&B La Bella Verona is 400 yards from Piazza Bra and the Verona Arena . Offering free Wi-Fi, it is within a 5-minute walk of the restaurants and shops of the historic centre.With a private bathroom, the air-conditioned rooms come with a flat-screen TV, wardrobe and heating. |
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Residenza Carducci
Via Carducci 25/C
This property is conveniently situated in the city centre. It offers free Wi-Fi, and is a brief walk from Giusti Palace and Garden and Scaliger Tombs.Those looking for a meal and wanting to stay close by needn't look any further than Residenza Carducci's on-site restaurant, which is ideally open each day for dinner. |
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Ca Del Sasso
Via Elvira Miniscalchi n.14
Located in Verona, Ca Del Sasso is within easy reach of Valpolicella and Lake Garda. It also provides free Wi-Fi, an airport shuttle and 24-hour room service.Babysitting/child services, luggage storage and a 24-hour reception are just some of the available services at Ca' Del Sasso. |
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B&B La Torre
Via Quattro Spade 9
Centrally located, Relais La Torre Verona allows for easy access to Verona's popular sightseeing areas. Only a short stroll from the Verona Arena, it offers stylish rooms equipped with wireless internet access.There are a range of facilities available to guests of the guest house, such as a lift and wireless internet. |
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Tenuta Delo Relais
Localita ""Delo""
Tenuta Delo Relais provides a traditional setting while in Verona. It also offers free Wi-Fi, limited hours room service and a garden.The farm stay has 9 rooms that are fitted with all the necessities to ensure an enjoyable stay. |
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Residenza Cuor di Verona
Piazza Cittadella, 9
Centrally situated, Residenza Cuor di Verona allows for easy access to Verona's best sightseeing areas. It also offers free Wi-Fi.There are 6 rooms at the guest house, each offering all the essentials to ensure a comfortable stay. |
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B&B Accademia
Via Mutilati 4F
Located within walking distance of Verona Porta Nuova Railway Station, this comfortable bed and breakfast is a convenient base for those wanting to explore Verona and its surrounds. It is conveniently situated in the city centre.There are a range of facilities available to guests of B&B Accademia, such as off-site parking and free Wi-Fi. |
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Arena B&B
Via Chioda 37
Arena B&B is located in Verona and features complimentary Wi-Fi. It also provides a garden.The guest house has 5 rooms that are fitted with all the necessities to ensure a comfortable stay. |
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B&B Al Centro Storico San Zeno
Vicolo Cieco Parigino 6
Located within walking distance of Verona Porta Nuova Railway Station, this comfortable bed and breakfast is an ideal base for those wanting to discover Verona and its surrounds. It is conveniently situated in the city centre.There are a range of facilities on offer to those staying at B&B Al Centro Storico San Zeno, including free Wi-Fi and luggage storage. |
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Verona Italy is situated in Veneto, in north Italy (Europe). It lies on the Adige river and is one of the most popular tourist destinations in northern Italy. The name is instantly recognizable for fans of literature. Shakespeare set a number of his play here and made reference to the city of Verona in works such as Romeo and Juliet, the Taming of the Shrew and of course, the two Gentleman of Verona. The reason Verona is so popular with visitors is in part thanks to its art scene and heritage. The city has been awarded UNESCO World Heritage Site status, thanks to its stunning architecture. The mix between old and new is subtle in Verona, which is proud of its heritage but also a modern day international commercial center. Tourists enjoy a welcoming atmosphere and subtropical climate. It is best visited in the summer, which is hot, rather than winter which is cold and humid. The beginning or end of the summer season is most comfortable in terms of temperature. During an earthquake in the year 1118, much of the Roman monuments and architecture from the early Middle Ages was destroyed in Verona, which led to a large scale rebuild. Its highlight from this is the Basilica of San Zeno Maggiore, a fine example of Romanesque architecture at its best. The Duomo, a Romanesque church, is also a favorite with visitors. Other visitor highlights include:
The Arena, a Roman marble open-air opera house which survives the 12th century earthquake and was built in the 1st century AD. It seats 30,000 people and as well as general visits to the Arena, it is the stage to the opera greats of our time and numerous live concerts. The Castle on the River Adife, called Castelvecchio was built in the 1350s. The fortress was damaged by Napoleon and again in World War One by bombings, but has been restored and is now a large museum. Piazza delle Erbe is an area with many cafes, restaurants and nightlife and popular with visitors. Verona offers tourists a diverse mix, enjoyed by all ages and for those with varied interests. It is a pretty and picturesque place, with excellent Italian cuisine and wines. It has changed so much in its history that a tour is highly recommended to get an idea of how things may have been in the city's history and to learn more about it. It is the ideal city for a romantic break away, to walk the same streets and visit the same sights as Shakespeare's favorite characters. |
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