The one with a longer history

Historical background Verona dates back to the 1st century BC, was once a colony of the Roman Empire during the Middle Ages, it reached prosperity under the Scalitzers, and later became part of the Republic of Venice in 2000. Culture and Tourism Verona is the place where the story of Shakespeare’s tragedy Romeo and Juliet takes place, thus attracting a large number of tourists to visit famous attractions such as “Juliet’s Balcony”. food Verona belongs to the Veneto cuisine, similar to French cuisine, using more yogurt and fresh milk, including beef stew with Pearà dressing, stewed horse meat and carrots with Bardolino wine rice. Natural landscape Located on the banks of the Adige River, resorts such as the Hotel Rovina provide the ideal environment for relaxation, where guests can enjoy the beaches, rice fields, and a wealth of outdoor activities. Not only a historic city, but also a place full of cultural and natural beauty, Verona is a not-to-be-missed destination for history buffs, foodies, and nature-seeking seekers.