Via Mazzini, Verona

Veron, Verona, wherefore art thou Verona

Advantages: Beautiful City, lots to see & do
Disadvantages: None

Borsari on Via Postumia, is one such venue, an old church, it dates from around 800 AD, it fell into disuse around the time of Napoleon, and was used as a hospital, eventually it became derelict, and in the late 1990s was converted to a fantastic restaurant, price wise for Verona it wasn't too bad - the pizza was great. You will find lots of shops selling Ice Cream, some fantastic flavours, and generally around 2 Euro for 2 scoops. The coffee shops are plentiful, you can just sit with a coffee and watch the world go by. I can also recommend the local red wine - far too nice, and I probably drank far too much of it too! *** Days Out *** Verona has a very large railway station, situated just outside Porta Nouva. From here you can get trains to most parts of Italy. The train fares are very reasonable, for instance I took ...

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Review of Verona (Italy)

Where for art thou Verona

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 · Read full review
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Review of Verona (Italy)

A Clear performance for Verona

Advantages: A Cheap, but good performing LCD monitor
Disadvantages: Contrast ratio could be improved

I've had my 22" Hannspree Verona for a while now, and I've only got a good opinion of it. I purchased it from Misco for £145, where I also added an HDMI cable. That's right - It has both VGA and HDMI connection sockets.. Whether you want to hook it up to your PC (my graphics card has an HDMI port) or your DVD player you can do it with the increased clarity afforded by HDMI. ***Features*** The monitor itself boasts several features in addition to the HDMI connectivity. With a maximum resolution of 1680 x 1050 there is ample of space on the desktop, and allows for a large display area. It features a contrast ratio of 1000:1, and an image brightness of 300cd/m2. Whilst the contrast ratio isn't the best out on the market, it is more than sufficient for most daily tasks (If you use its dynamic contrast then you can increase this ...

natty250 07.08.2008 · Read full review
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Review of Hannspree Verona 22"