If Hotel Giulietta e Romeo was any closer to the Arena in Verona, you could find yourself ... more
beside some famous tenor singing the main theme of your favourite opera.To prevent the embarrassment, Hotel Giulietta e Romeo is 100 metres form Verona's most fam...
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The Hotel Giulietta e Romero is a modern property, located near the historic centre of ... more
Verona in a quiet side street, just 100 metres from the Arena. Guestrooms total 30 and feature decor of soft colours with red carpets and wooden furniture. Rooms ben...
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The Hotel Giulietta e Romero is a modern property, located near the historic centre of ... more
Verona in a quiet side street, just 100 metres from the Arena. Guestrooms total 30 and feature decor of soft colours with red carpets and wooden furniture. Rooms ben...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
incl. Breakfast - HRS Rating: 6,82/10 - Hotel Giulietta e Romeo is located in the elegant ... more
residential neighbourhood of Casalpalocco,imessed in peaceful greenery.Strategically located just teen minutes from the city center and the conference area,15km from International Airport of Fiumicino Hotel Giulietta e Romeo is located in the elegant residential neighbourhood of Casalpalocco,imessed in peaceful greenery.Strategically located just teen minutes from the city center and the conference area,15km from International Airport of Fiumicino
incl. Breakfast - HRS Rating: 7,76/10 - The Nido di Giulietta and Romeo rooms are original ... more
and exclusive.Designed to offer an original and evocative atmosphere.Each room has been designed in a different way, ideal for a romantic stay. The Nido di Giulietta e Romeo is centrally located, in Campo San Cassiano very close to the Rialto Bridge, at only 10 minutes to St.Marks square.
If Romeo and Juliet’s love story was set in contemporary Venice, it would be in one of the ... more
original exclusive rooms of this establishment, located in the San Cassian area.The refined Romeo and Juliet rooms are a short stroll away from the Rialto Bridge and Saint Mark’s Square. Enjoy easy access to public transport links to experience all of Venice’s unique areas and landmarks.After a day spent exploring, retire to a modern and suggestive room and relax amongst charming, Venetian-style furnishings. A blend of classic and modern elements, individual style and atmosphere, this is what you will enjoy in these comfortable rooms.A rich breakfast, including fresh croissants, fruit juice, warm drinks, butter, jam and cereals, is served in your room.Starting on Valentine's Day 2009, all guests of Il Nido Di Giulietta e Romeo receive the free Amore Card, offering discounts in selected restaurants, clubs and shops. The card includes a guided tour of the city's most romantic spots.
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Surrounded by beautiful, lush greenery, the hotel has a quiet, peaceful location in the ... more
elegant residential neighbourhood of Casalpalocco, just 20 minutes away from Rome.The hotel has a convenient location, with great access to the region’s major road network. The great road access and free parking for guests makes the hotel a great base for visiting the city or for exploring Rome and the surrounding area. Rome’s Leonardo da Vinci Fiumicino Airport is just 20 km away and the beach is just 5 km away and can be reached by car in just 10 minutes.There is a public bus stop just 100 metres from the hotel and buses run regularly to the beach and to the city. The bus will take you to the beach in just 30 minutes, or the bus can take you directly to Rome’s fast, efficient Metro system.
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Advantages: Beautiful City, lots to see & do Disadvantages: None
Walking around Verona in early June, there was a smell all over the city, not the smell of decaying rubbish as I experienced in my work trip to Naples, but the sweet smell of tree blossom, and Jasmine, even my hotel had Jasmine growing under the window!
I never really took to Shakespeare, at school I was more into war stories, and adventures, but Verona forever has the association with Romeo & Juliette, as you walk around the city, you will see plaques embedded in various walls with Shakespearean quotes.
*** Where is it? ***
Verona is in the Central Northern part of Italy
Built on a tight bend in the river Adige, it was easy to defend, as the water provided a natural barrier, also it was a natural crossing point. City walls were constructed to defend the rest of the city. The Romans had a major city here, complete ...
lazza123 22.07.2008
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Advantages: A chance to relive history...ahem Disadvantages: Rubbish
When visiting Verona in June, I have to admit that top of my 'must-see' list was notable by the absence of anything vaguely Shakespearean...as was the Casa de Giuletta (Juliet's House), even though it fitted the bill. Besides, I much prefer the Dire Straits version.
However, we were there and so was it, so why not?
We stumbled across the entrance to the courtyard quite accidentally whilst meandering aimlessly through some of the shopping streets of Verona. Dusting ourselves down and checking for grazed knees, we entered the courtyard to see the famous balcony where Juliet did all her posing...allegedly.
And what a courtyard. The dark and dank tunnel leading in was more in keeping with wino alley then a tourist destination. It's literally covered in graffiti and smells a little on the ripe side - home (or at leat toilet to) the odd ...
Advantages: A beautiful city with lots to offer Disadvantages: Italy itself can be a little expensive
During my recent holiday to Italy Verona was one of the cities that I visited. Verona is a city in Northern Italy not far from Lake Garda. Due to its geographical position the city has frequently flooded in the past and as you travel round the city this can be noted by water markings on bridges and walls. Verona was also the town that Julius Caesar visited for his relaxing stays and features strongly in the travel diaries of Goethe. Furthermore Verona is also the town were Dante wrote the second part of his 'Divine Comedy'. Despite all of this however Verona is probably most famous for being the setting for William Shakespeare's most famous tragedy, Romeo and Juliet.
So what can you do in Verona?
Verona due to its historical heritage has a great many tourist attractions that draw in the crowds. These attractions include The Arena ...
MI9to5 08.10.2008
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