Verona House

... then spending 3 months in Europe to move across to Australia and New Zealand. We should really be sensible and save money for that house - that we will never afford and if we could we would be sat in it every night........so hey why not blow it all on ...

... served us antipasto and aperitif and we caught up with her family.  We all then went to a Trattoria in the mountains overlooking Verona where we had a lunch.  Wally then took us to catch up with her daughter Katia and her family.   We then ...

... people all over the world, asking and wishing for true love. It was so sweet and even Bruce, the skeptic, found it endearing. Verona is a very beautiful city and incredibly romantic. I wish we could have stayed another day there.   ...

... a place Verona is!  I think we have used the words beautiful, stunning and amazing loads over the last 2 months but Verona is beautiful, stunning and amazing!! We left the brits and the rain and the arctic winds behind in Rimini and entered ...

... so some communication was possible although I must say the 30 min drive to their place was quite awkward!! Palle took us in to Verona after dinner and we walked around the old town, very nice but Verona is a very big city, well 3 million people which ...

... , the only one in town.   After checking in and putting up our tent we sat on one of the terraces overlooking Verona and shared some cheap frozen pasta before being scared by the campsites' showers and toilets and then heading to bed.   The ...

... aromatic grains that when heated or chilled, will hold heat or cold and will disperse the aroma when applied on aching old bones... Another successful trip downtown in my beloved Verona. Just a hop on and off a bus for me, love it, love it, love it!!! ...

... , and headed off to Jenny's house up in the hills overlooking Verona. We arranged that Tom and Mike would sleep at Paulo's house in Verona and the girls would stay with Jenny. She had made a beautiful lunch for us which we ate sitting outside looking down ...

... Verona who deserted him when Gian Galeazzo Visconti of Milan attacked (1387). Antonia fled. The mercenaries (condotteri) Giovanni Ordelaffi (Verona) fought John Hawkwood (Padua) in the famous Battle of Castagnaro 1387 which was won by the Paduans.  ...

... down, crossed another bridge, and headed towards Juliet's house.  While I have already seen the balcony once, the Verona card allowed us inside her house and I wanted to see what was inside!  There must have been at least 5 floors in that house; ...

... Juliet’s house.  It is rumored that the story of "Romeo and Juliet" is based on a family from Verona that lived in a house with a balcony and their name was similar to Capulet.  Shakespeare never actually went to Verona either.  There ...

... alive, was it good or what?!!  So, after breakfast, we headed down the marble pedestrian streets of Verona, headed straight for Juliet's house! After getting our pictures taken on the famous balcony, we walked through Juliet's house, which has been ...

... factor (by that I mean crowded streets). I made it to the Central Plaza and was immediately impressed with Verona's ampitheatre. This ampitheatre, whilst smaller than Rome's, is much better preserved; in fact, the ampitheatre currently houses Verona's ...

... . We got off the bus near Piazza delle erbe and had a wander through the square. I was already falling in love with Verona. There's just something about the place which gives off a lovely feel, everything feels happy and romantic!  It's such a pretty ...

... both genders) taking part in the ritual. Inside the Casa there was a good collection of Fresco's and furniture from Verona's history. The house also contained the ball-room (although smaller than I had imagined) and various other rooms which features in ...