Verona is one of the cities appointed by UNESCO in 2000 on account of its history and culture and because of the beauty of its historical centre. It is one of the most attractive and most visited cities in Italy. It is where the Romeo and Juliet tragedy took place and which saw the birth of artists as important as Veronese. Geographically, it is located in the Veneto region, 120 kilometres west of Venice and a short distance away from Lake Garda, the largest lake in Italy. In addition, the city is bathed in the enchantment of the Adige river. For art history fans, it is the ideal city, thanks to its many Romanesque and Renaissance monuments. Its Arena amphitheatre and Lake Garda have given it the international fame it now enjoys.

Ristorante Locanda di Castelvecchio
This magnificent restaurant located in the historical centre of Verona proposes Veronese and Venetian cuisine in a cosy, elegant ambiance, with superb vistas of the Castelvecchio castle. The wines and meat dishes are some of their specialities.
Corso Castelvecchio 21a

Ristorante La Panoramica
Set in the Colognola hills we can find this old pizza restaurant belonging to the Milani family. It is a combination of ancient images amidst the beauty of the green-clad mountains and idyllic panorama.
Localita Casteggioni

Osteria La Fontanina
In one of the most ancient parts of Verona, a stone’s throw from the Roman Theatre and Ponte di Pietra, is to be found one of the oldest establishments in the city (over 200 years of age). Here, one can immerse oneself in the ancient culture of Italian cuisine which has been preserved in present-day recipes.
Portichetti Fontanelli

Ristorante al Forte
You will find the Al Forte merged into an ancient Austrian fortress, close to the famous Lake Garda. Here, you have a perfect combination of prestige and elegance in one open space.
Localita Telegrafo.

Ristorante-Pizzeria Aqua
The Ristorante Pizzeria Aqua is situated 15 minutes away from the city of Verona and 5 minutes from Lake Garda and the lake’s innumerable attractions. The restaurant provides typical Mediterranean food and a wide variety of pizzas.
Via Castette di Sotto

L’église
This establishment receives its name (translation church) because it is inside an ancient church dating back to 1300. L’église provides an elegant, discrete and entertaining ambiance. The “happy hour” begins at 6 p.m., offering the best selection of products to the sounds of lounge and chill-out music.
Via Santa Felicita

Cappa
The Cappa, from its privileged location with views over the Ponte di Pietra, the Roman Theatre and San Pietro Castle, offers you the possibility of spending a peaceful evening in a Veronese atmosphere with the pleasing sound of the river as accompaniment. Moroccan is the style that prevails in the décor, which gives us even more of a sensation of relaxation with its intimate and enticing environment. Apart from the fashionable cocktails, frozen and spitz, the place also provides a wide selection of local wines.
Piazzetta bra molinari

Opera in Bra
An ‘in’ place that welcomes its visitors in the best Italian style, one can sample its fantastic cocktails amongst sofas and cushions.
Piazza Bra

Piazza delle Erbe
In a place packed with history, one can enjoy this market every day which sells the typical, as well as special products, grown in the area. A large variety of products can be sampled while strolling through one of the handsomest historical centres that can be offered by any city.

Maso Roveri
On the outskirts of Verona you will find one of the best wine-growing areas of the Trentino region. In Maso Roveri you can make the most of the opportunity of getting to know the vineyard and the techniques and methods used in wine-making. You can also take advantage of a guided sampling experience monitored by professional wine producers.
Masio 23, Avio

Stefanel
Even though the brand has over 700 sales points throughout the world, Stefanel continues to present 19 different collections each year in order to continue offering its most loyal purchasers a huge variety of products and styles. It has been in existence since ’59 when Carlo Stefanel first began his career in Treviso, imposing his casual, chic style, so versatile and easy to combine even nowadays.
Via Mazzini

Max Mara
Predominently women’s fashion. In this establishment you will be able to find fashionable, glamorous dresses in warm colours. Always faithful to the elegant line which is perfect for women who adore feminine clothing which is at the same time dressy, perfect for daytime wear as well as evenings or for any occasion.
Via Mazzini

Arena
One of the most important Roman circuses, its origins date back to the 1st century, despite which it continues to maintain an excellent state of conservation. This grandiose edifice is 152 metres long and 123 metres wide, with a maximum seating capacity permitted of 25,000 spectators.

Romeo and Juliet
This Shakespearean tragedy of world-wide fame was set in Verona. Number 21 Via Capello sports an enormous front door which gives access to a tunnel with the walls on both sides full of notes and love letters. Visiting the famous balcony or touching Juliet’s figure to attract love are some of the possibilities offered by the house.

Piazza delle Erbe
This square with its market covers a small area of Verona which, despite its considerable age, is well-kept and in good condition. The top parts of the surrounding houses are painted with different motifs, which are also very antique. In the centre of the plaza is the Madonna of Verona fountain and at the far end, St. Mark’s pillar.