Verona, Italy is located in the north east region of Veneto, Italy, and perhaps best known as the setting for Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. It is considered to be a more relaxed and less tourist-populated alternative to Venice, which is close by.

Endearingly called, aspicolla Roma, or “little Rome,” Verona’s golden era was in the 13th and 14th century under the Scaligeri (or Della Scala) family, known for its savage family feuding which was portrayed and popularized in Shakespeare’s play. While compared to Venice, there is little to visit in Verona in terms of tourist attractions and five star resorts and restaurants, this medieval city is nonetheless a beautiful and romantic place worthy of at least a day trip. For a classy and sophisticated overnight stay, however, the chic and trendy Hotel Victoria will not disappoint.

Verona, Italy is located in the north east region of Veneto, Italy, and perhaps best known as the setting for Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. It is considered to be a more relaxed and less tourist-populated alternative to Venice, which is close by.

Endearingly called, aspicolla Roma, or “little Rome,” Verona’s golden era was in the 13th and 14th century under the Scaligeri (or Della Scala) family, known for its savage family feuding which was portrayed and popularized in Shakespeare’s play. While compared to Venice, there is little to visit in Verona in terms of tourist attractions and five star resorts and restaurants, this medieval city is nonetheless a beautiful and romantic place worthy of at least a day trip. For a classy and sophisticated overnight stay, however, the chic and trendy Hotel Victoria will not disappoint.