The Verona Province is immersed in a truly magical area rich in resources, remarkable products and characterized by the peaks of the Lessinia Regional Natural Park, the hills embroidered by the Valpolicella vineyards and the beautiful waters of Lake Garda. It is one of the most fertile and welcoming areas of the Veneto region and every season reserves something new and evocative.
Here you will be able to find what you most desire and this unique and engaging territory will remain in your hearts forever. Do not underestimate the possibility of staying for a few days in this province, the liveliness and the smiles of the locals will improve your vacation. Plan your holidays in the province of Verona, our tips and suggestive photographs will help you to take the right path for your trip.
Valeggio sul Mincio is a pretty and lively city crossed by the Virgilio and Seriola Prevaldesca canals, two waterways that originate from the river Mincio. The history of this city, located on the border with the Lombard lands, was marked by famous Italian Risorgimento battles that left behind fortifications that still today dominate the landscape.
Villafranca di Verona is a dynamic and enterprising city located south of the province of Verona, which preserves the history of an important past mixed with youth trends that are reflected in the many events also organized within the walls of its spectacular castle. The first settlements date back to the first century AD, and …
Cologna Veneta is a small town located among the green crops south of the province of Verona and has always played an important role in the agricultural world. Internationally known and envied for its excellent almond, a typical and refined Christmas cake that is produced with honey, sugar, egg whites and almonds. It is believed …
The medieval town of Soave is all enclosed within the high walls that descend from the castle and the green hills of vineyards from which the famous wine comes to life. The first settlements date back to the Stone Age although officially an ancient Germanic population was founded by the Swabians. It is believed, in …
The last town in the province of Verona and Veneto is Malcesine, the pearl of Lake Garda. Built around the Scaligeri Castle and the Capitani Palace, it is undoubtedly the queen of the north, with a unique charm characterized by typical alleys, small beaches and the protection of Baldo Mount. The area offers the possibility …
We leave the hills to return to the long lake to Torri del Benaco, a small pretty fishing village, located along the Riviera degli Ulivi, on the eastern shore of Lake Garda. This graceful inhabited center develops from the small port, with its typical fishermen’s houses and the beautiful church, up to the historical center …
After the large bay, the lake begins to close in the vicinity of the town of Garda, bounded on the north by Luppia Mount, which descends to the lake to form the sublime Punta San Vigillio. The city, thanks to its strategic position and its fortress, the Rocca di Garda, was the perfect place for …
Bardolino is an old fishing village that rises along the Riviera degli Ulivi, which extends from Peschiera del Garda to Malcesine, on the eastern shore of the famous Lake Garda. It is a place renowned worldwide for its excellent production of red wine and olive oil, which thanks to the presence of the lake and …
Before arriving in Bardolino we find its small hamlet, Cisano, a characteristic fishing village very suggestive and welcoming. It is located on the shores of Lake Garda, nestled between the green hills and the fresh waters of the famous lake. Along its shores, which allow pleasant walks, we can find several sandy or pebble beaches, …
Lazise, a small and charming village on Lake Garda, attracts many travelers from all over the world thanks to its characteristics and peculiarities. Nestled along the Venetian shore of the lake, in the province of Verona, it ensures a mild climate all year round, where you can fully breathe the holiday air, thanks to the …