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Verona is in easy reach from Rome, Milan or Munich, both, by car and train. Its proximity to Austria and Germany make it an ideal site for a week-end trip.
Written Sep 7, 2002
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I used to get there by train from Bologna and Venice
I think there's no other way to getting around but to walk.
Written Aug 26, 2002
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LONG LIVE THE TRAINS! Really, I mean, in Italy it is just pointless to use any other means of transportation!
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Written Aug 25, 2002
take a double decker train from Venice or Milan
Written Aug 24, 2002
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oh, the sights you'll see: like the 18th century Basilica di Monte Bérico and 20th century graffitti
Written Aug 24, 2002
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Q: Hi people, I will be stopping in Verona for a couple of hours in my way to Milan. Is there a place to leave the luggage in the...
A: http://www.grandistazioni.it/cms/v/index.jsp?vgnextoid=f6206dab180eb110VgnVCM1000003f16f90aRCRD yep, the station has a deposito bagagli - so no problem there and...
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To me, Verona is like neverending story, my favorite place in Italy which I am visiting almost every month in the year. I still remember my first visit (long time ago), it was love on the first sight....
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Verona - The City of Balconies
Perched on the serpentine river Adige and backdropped by green hills with laden orchards, Verona is a wonderful blend of ancient history, inspirational music, sacred art and world-renowned gastronomy...
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On my visit to Verona in August 2006 I saw three open-air opera performances in the Arena di Verona: Verdi's Aida, Bizet's Carmen and Puccini's Madama Butterfly. What they had in common was that all...
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The Arena, a roman amphitheatre wich is nearly 2,000 years old, is maybe the most known symbol of Verona..... after Romeo & Juliet, of course! It is still used for a famous open air opera festival...
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Architecture & dancingqueens reaching for the sky
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