Flights to Verona
Magic completely surrounds this beautiful Italian town. You just have to take a stroll to admire its churches, cobbled streets, Medieval facades and many other historical monuments. Verona is the perfect place for those who are passionate about history and art. Especially because Shakespeare used it as the setting for one of his most famous works: Romeo and Juliet. Are you ready for a spin around this romantic town? Because it’s the town that seduced Romeo and Juliet, Vueling flies you there. in VeronaHotels in VeronaHotel PiccoloThis hotel is situated in a quiet zone in the centre of Verona. The atmosphere is modern and welcoming, and the services it offers, perfect for spending a few fabulous days. http://muchoviaje.vueling.comHotel de CapuletiJust 50 from this hotel you’ll find the tomb of Juliet, the virtuous star of that famous play by Shakespeare Romeo and Juliet. It’s a very central hotel, occupying a perfectly conserved, traditional building. http://muchoviaje.vueling.comHotel Due Torri BaglioniThis luxury hotel is unique for its charm. The building was built in the 18th Century and is characterised by its traditional, white stone façade. The rooms all have different styles, but they are all well furnished down to the last detail. http://muchoviaje.vueling.comHotel GibertiThis modern building houses a pleasant, central hotel. The hotel includes special details such as the white marble tables, large white columns and rose-tinted walls. Furthermore, the rooms are furnished with every comfort. http://muchoviaje.vueling.comHotel MaximThe rooms in this hotel are of a modern design with white walls and dark floors. It’s a good place to stay since it has spacious, relaxing lounge areas. http://muchoviaje.vueling.comAirport de Verona
Verona International Airport (Valerio Catullo di Verona Villafranca Airport) is one of the most important in the Veneto region of Italy. Its terminal operates flights to the main European destinations. The distance from the airport into Verona town is 12 km. You can get to the centre by using buses, shuttles and taxis. The bus leaves every 20 minutes, connecting directly to the train that can take you to many other destinations. The taxi rank is right outside the airport door. The journey takes 15 minutes.
For more information: Restaurants in VeronaWhite wine is the perfect accompaniment to any lunch or dinner in the city of Verona. Try it at any of these restaurants and get ready to enjoy authentic Italian cuisine. Antica Bottega del VinoThe wooden shelves of this inn stock thousands of bottles of wine. Its current wine list has 1,500 varieties! Naturally, it also offers delicious local dishes such as Risotto all’amarone and Pastissada de caval. Vicolo Scudo di Francia, 3 Restaurant Il DescoThis restaurant is situated in Verona’s historical centre, and is one of the best and most expensive in northern Italy. The cuisine is creative, fusing traditional cuisine with Nouvelle cuisine style recipes. Vicolo San Sebastiano, 7 Enoteca Maffei RestaurantThe Maffei palace houses this restaurant. Just for that it’s worth a visit because it’s one of the most significant aristocratic buildings in the city. The recipes offered are delicious and its wine cellar is impressive. Piazza Erbe, 38 Calanova RestaurantThis cosy restaurant serves fresh fish prepared in a simple fashion. You can savour their classical fish recipes in the comfortable armchairs of the lounge or on the terrace of their interior courtyard. Via XX Settembre, 13 Trattoria Al PompiereThis is one of the oldest trattorias in the city of Verona. It offers authentic cuisine from the region and a well chosen selection of cold cuts and cheeses. Vicolo Regina d'Ungheria, 5 Business hours in VeronaShops tend to open during the following hours: Monday to Saturday, 9 am to 12.30 pm and 3.30 pm to 7.30 pm. On holidays, some establishments also open on Sundays. In the centre, some large shops stay open at lunchtime and tourist spots stay open on Sundays. Restaurants open their doors from 12 midday to 3 pm, and from 7 pm to 11 pm at night. Don't miss... in VeronaLa ArenaThis is a spectacular Roman amphitheatre of stone. Although it was built in the 1st Century, this monument has been perfectly conserved and remains in active use for theatre and opera performances. It has an oval shape: 152 m long and 123 m wide. Palazzo of the Capulet familyDo you want to see the real setting for Romeo and Juliet? Here you have the Casa di Giulietta, a neo-Gothic style building remodelled in 1940. According to Shakespeare’s play, the lovers whispered from its balcony. Romeo’s house or Casa MontecchiThis is one of Verona’s most beautiful Medieval buildings. It is very close to the Casa di Giulietta, but you can only see it from the outside as it is a private residence. More than anything it is a curiosity. Piazza delle ErbeNowadays, this square hosts an original market. It is surrounded by exquisite monuments and interest spots, such as the Palazzo Maffei, the Gardello and dei Lambertini towers, the lookout, etc. Piazza dei SignoriThis small square also covets numerous architectural surprises, such as the Domus Nova, the Loggia del Consiglio, the Palazzo degli Scaligeri and the Palazzo del Capitano. Harder to find is the Gothic staircase in two sections, known as the Scala Della Ragione. Online guides in VeronaOUR FAVOURITE ONLINE GUIDESOn the city: http://www.revistatravesias.com/numero-62/guia-rapida/guia-rapida-de-verona.htmlhttp://es.viajes.yahoo.com/p-guia_viaje-20454-verona_guia_viaje-i On the country: http://www.italiaturismo.es/http://www.guiamundialdeviajes.com/country/129/general_information/Europa/Italia.html
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