Host city: Verona, two thousand years of history and beauty

Verona is a city with a double range of resources: modern and efficient for business and services management, ancient and pleasant in its aesthetics and way of living.
That’s why Verona has been placed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

The city is located at the crossroads of the main communication routes and it is very easy to be reached from all the main European and worldwide cities.

With its splendid landscape of Garda Lake (20 kilometres faraway from the centre) Verona and the Veneto region represent a unique site of artistic and natural beauty.

Moreover, Verona has been declared the “Capital of Opera and Poetry”, thanks to one of the most important opera festival of the world setted every year from June to September in the amazing frame of the ancient Arena.

It’s not difficult to understand why a well-known author like Shakespeare celebrated the beauty of the city in one of his most important and famous masterpiece, Romeo and Juliet: “There is no world without Verona walls”.

The fascinating historical heritage of the city and the splendid position are exalted by the excellent tradition of food and wine, famous all over the world, and by the cordiality of people that make Verona the ideal location for spending a pleasant period making business and enjoing the freetime amongst culture and delight of life.

Around Verona

Verona is so full of beauty and history, that everyone can discover charming places and a unique rural landscape only by travelling a few kilometres away from the city.

Garda Lake with its riviera, Valpolicella with its wines and ancient villas and Lessinia landscapes with its caves and stone hamlets shape a landscape charachterized by natural beauty, art and a delicious gastronomy.

The Veneto region

All historical ages and artistic styles have left their marks everywhere in Veneto.
Thanks to this variety of landscape and this blend of nature and culture, Veneto is one of the most ranking places for tourism in Italy.

In just an hour by train or car it is possible to reach Venice, the city that has always found its reason for existing, its grandeur and its uniqueness by being drawn on the water.
In a very few time it’s possible to visit Vicenza with Palladio’s masterpieces; Padua, St. Anthony’s city; Treviso with its medieval houses; Mantua.

Breathtaking landscapes and natural environments complete Veneto’s beauty including the Dolomites, The Colli Euganei, the Po river delta and the plateau of Asiago.