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Verona itself is a multyethnic city, here you can meet people from all the parts of the world. Regarding tollerance, Verona is probably in the first place among Italian towns.
This guy from Peru is performing his amazing Inka music on Piazza Bra, right opposite to the arena, and many people stood around, both locals and tourists, enjoying in his performance.
It is why Verona is, besides many other things, so special to me.
Written May 13, 2005
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If you cannot afford the tickets for The Summer Opera Festival at arena, which are pretty expensive, you can seat in one of the cafes of Listone and listen to the music.
Dress Code: The fourth side of the Piazza Bra has a grasefully curving line of buildings. The line of the buildings is further emphasised by a very wide pavement, known as the Listone, and it is here that many of the people of Verona like to take an evening stroll.
Updated Jul 24, 2004
Address: Piazza Bra
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During summer the best thing to do is leave the hot Verona and go boogie in one of the fantastic nightclub on the lake....outside, with swimming pool and lake view.
A posh one is Hollywood in Bardolino ....you have to pay to get in but inclusive is your first drink, usually ladies don't pay or pay less then gentlement.
Dress Code: no dress code required, but better be smart as you have to cope with the italian fashion
Written Nov 22, 2002
Address: Bardolino
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Verona Jazz 2002
June 23: Stret parade Original Perdido Jazz Band and Storyville Jazz Band
June 24: Paolo Conte 'Razmataz' in Teatro Romano
June 25: Dafnis Prieto Quintet and Wayne Shorter Quartet in Teatro Romano
June 26: Lady Day Like and daniela Fantoni
Written Aug 24, 2002
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Is there a nightlife in Verona? Maybe in the newer parts of the city. I didn't find any in the historic center. Even the cafes & restaurants close early. The only thing that was open late was a bookstore! And it had quite an audience.
Written Aug 24, 2002
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Didn't do anything specific for nightlife, i.e. clubs, bars, discos, but there are quite a few summer performances in the Arena worthy of attending. for a schedule see: http://www.verona.com/
Written Aug 26, 2002
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It's cute =] Relaxing stroll....
Dress Code: Anything your heart's desire...
Written Aug 24, 2002
Palladio's basillica: Piazza Palladio
architectural masterpiece
Dress Code: cas' but elegant
Written Aug 24, 2002
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