Paved private terrace at Santo Stefano with a white wrought-iron table and chairs among potted greenery

VERONA'S OLD TOWN

Two boutique apartments in Verona's old town

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Bedroom at Santo Stefano with floral wallpaper, a sage green bedspread and a straw hat on the cane bench

VERONA'S OLD TOWN

PRIVATE TERRACE, TWO BEDROOMS

Apt. "Santo Stefano"

Bedroom at Madonna del Terraglio with damask wallpaper, a pink bedspread and a crystal chandelier

VERONA'S OLD TOWN

BALCONY, TWO BEDROOMS

Apt. "Madonna del Terraglio"

Washbasin at Santo Stefano below a wide mirror framed in mosaic, with rolled towels and pink roses

With an outdoor Terrace

Apartment

Santo Stefano

A terrace that belongs to the apartment alone, with a table laid for eating outside, and two bathrooms each with a shower. 60 square meters on the ground floor for 4 persons.

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Cream kitchen at Madonna del Terraglio with a large gilt oval mirror and a table set with roses

With a Balcony

Apartment

Madonna del Terraglio

A quiet balcony at the back, where the day starts with a coffee, two bedrooms and a separate living area with a kitchenette. On the first floor, for 4 persons.

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The Arena, Juliet's balcony, the Roman Theatre, the basilica of San Zeno: what people come to Verona for is all inside the bend of the Adige, and you get there on foot from either apartment.

Where we are

Verona

The City of Love

Anne has lived in Verona since 1992 and answers your messages herself. Ask her which evenings the Arena is open while you are here. Lake Garda and the medieval village of Sirmione are 45 minutes away by car, and there are wine tours in the Valpolicella.

SERVICES

Guided tour of Verona aboard a restored vintage Fiat 500

Experience

Vintage Fiat 500 Tours

Discover Verona the charming way: a guided tour of the old city center aboard a beautifully restored vintage Fiat 500, gliding past Juliet’s House, Castelvecchio and Ponte Pietra.

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Ochre facade and brick arcade of a building in the old centre of Verona, seen through the trees

History

Verona month by month

Summer is the opera season at the Arena, and the time of year when the drive to Lake Garda is worth it. In autumn the Valpolicella turns colour and the museums are quiet. Winter brings the Christmas markets, and the city fills up again around Valentine's Day. Vinitaly is in spring. We work with local guides, and tours are booked in advance.

Vintage car dashboard seen from behind the wooden steering wheel, for the private driver service

Mobility

Getting around

Verona is a city you see on foot, and both apartments are inside the old town. Bikes and electric scooters are for rent, and a car only makes sense for the Valpolicella or the lake. The funicular up to Castel San Pietro starts in front of Santo Stefano. If you would rather not drive, we can arrange a private driver.
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Illustrated map of central Verona showing the bend in the Adige and pins for the two La Dolce Vita apartments

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Wander around Verona

Verona is the city of Romeo and Juliet, and it plays the part: narrow streets, a hill with Castel San Pietro on top, and Ponte Pietra crossing the Adige in white marble and red brick.

It is also a city of music. The opera season fills the Arena every summer, and the Roman Theatre stages Shakespeare on the other bank of the river, beside Santo Stefano.

The architecture comes in layers: Roman walls, the Romanesque basilica of San Zeno, Gothic tombs, Renaissance palaces. For shopping, Via Mazzini runs from the Arena up to Piazza Erbe.