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WHERE THE MOUNTAINS AND THE PLAINS MEET
The Eastern section of Verona's Province, with its history, traditions and wines, is full of surprises for the visitor.Old town perched on rocky out-crops and dominated by castles, rural "corti" surrounded by olive groves and stately country houses greet the eye. This area also offers trips through prehistoric and geopaleonthological sites of unique interest- the famous "pesciara" for instance where fish fossils were unearthed. |
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ARCOLE
The history of the town is linked to that of Napoleon who celebrated his victory over Austria here on the 17th of November 1796. |
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BADIA CALAVENA
470 meters above sea-level, this town is home to nature and folklore lovers, gourmets and those interested in sacred art and arts and crafts. |
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CALDIERO
The name of the town comes from the Latin " Calidarium", a term used by the Romans to refer to the sulphurous hot-springs in the area. |
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COLOGNA VENETA
Occupied since Roman times, the town officially became part of Verona's dominions in 1100. |
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ILLASI
Former Roman colony, this town became part of the Bishop of Verona's lands in about the year 1000. The Montecchi Family then erected a castle here before it passed on to the Pompei Family. |
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SOAVE
Awarded prestigious "Orange Flag" status by the Italian Touring Club, Soave is known for the beauty of its surroundings, its hospitality, the wide range of services for the tourist and not least, its environmental awareness. |
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RONCA'
The name is probably derived from the Latin "runcare " meaning "to clear" (wooded areas for farming). This area has been settled since Prehistoric times.
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