Guidebook for Verona
Essentials
Piazzetta Pescheria
Piazzetta Pescheria Minimarket
Food Scene
Corso Porta Nuova, 2a
2a Corso Porta NuovaSIGNOR VINO
Wine shop and restaurant.
http://www.signorvino.com/en
Vicolo Samaritana, 10
10 Vicolo SamaritanaENOTECA SEGRETA
Wine Bar and restaurant.
http://www.enotecasegreta.it/en
OSTERIA DEL BUGIARDO
The ideal venue for a glass of wine with friends, an informal lunch or dinner for two or a get-together with family and friend.
http://www.buglioni.it/en/osteria/osteria-verona/
Corso Porta Borsari, 17
17 Corso Porta BorsariOSTERIA DEL BUGIARDO
The ideal venue for a glass of wine with friends, an informal lunch or dinner for two or a get-together with family and friend.
http://www.buglioni.it/en/osteria/osteria-verona/
Sightseeing
The most amazing view of Verona. There are a plenty of steps but the views are spectacular!!
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Castel San Pietro
Piazzale Castel San PietroThe most amazing view of Verona. There are a plenty of steps but the views are spectacular!!
Parks & Nature
Nature, art, history have made Giardino Giusti famous worldwide.
Created at the end of the fifteenth century, the Garden took its present layout in 1570 thanks to the work of Agostino Giusti, Knight of the Venetian Republic and Gentleman at the Court of the Grand Duke of Tuscany.
Visited and celebrated over the centuries by eminent figures of history and culture (like Cosimo De' Medici, De Brosses, Addison, the Emperor Joseph II, Goethe, Mozart, Charles Felix of Savoy, Suarez, and Gabriel Faure), the garden, with its adjoining 15th-century palace, is today an urban complex of great interest and beauty.
http://www.giardinogiusti.com/en/
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Giardino Giusti Jardín
2 Via Giardino GiustiNature, art, history have made Giardino Giusti famous worldwide.
Created at the end of the fifteenth century, the Garden took its present layout in 1570 thanks to the work of Agostino Giusti, Knight of the Venetian Republic and Gentleman at the Court of the Grand Duke of Tuscany.
Visited and celebrated over the centuries by eminent figures of history and culture (like Cosimo De' Medici, De Brosses, Addison, the Emperor Joseph II, Goethe, Mozart, Charles Felix of Savoy, Suarez, and Gabriel Faure), the garden, with its adjoining 15th-century palace, is today an urban complex of great interest and beauty.
http://www.giardinogiusti.com/en/