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Verona, tours and experiences at Due Torri Hotel

Verona, tours and experiences at Due Torri Hotel

22-07-2021 | Experience

Written by: Digital Gran Tour

Verona, city of opera and romance, cradle of a lifestyle devoted to wellbeing, beauty, and pleasure — especially at the table. It only takes a minute to fall in love with the city, but discovering all its secrets requires the advice of those who truly know it well.

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A glimpse of Sirmione

Due Torri Hotel, the starting point for countless adventures

To truly discover Verona, one must immerse themselves in its history, explore its vibrant cultural and artistic life, and savour its local dishes and products. At Due Torri Hotel, everything is close at hand: we overlook Basilica di Sant'Anastasia and are just a short walk from Juliet's House, Piazza Bra, and the Verona Arena, cradle of Italian and international opera. Originally known as Palazzo dell’Aquila in the 14th century, the hotel is a true guardian of local heritage. More than that, it is an ideal starting point for tours to some of Northern Italy’s most remarkable destinations. Verona is conveniently close to Lake Garda, Lake Como, and the Dolomites. Guests can book tailor-made tours — perhaps by boat — visit castles and charming villages, or explore mountain peaks surrounded by breathtaking landscapes. Simply ask the concierge: Due Torri Hotel offers a range of bespoke experiences designed to help guests discover the treasures of the region, inspire creativity and the senses, and indulge in shopping and wellbeing. Exclusive experiences, carefully tailored to every guest.

Experiences in the city and surrounding area

Due Torri Hotel is ready to pamper its guests with a wide range of tailor-made experiences. One example is a tour of the Valpolicella countryside, through rolling hills, vineyards, and olive groves in the renowned production area of classic Amarone and Ripasso wines. Guests meet local producers — often small family-run wineries where winemaking traditions have been passed down for generations — and visit vineyards and cellars. Above all, they enjoy wine tastings while discovering the secrets of an ancient tradition.

Another unforgettable experience leads to Sirmione on Lake Garda, exploring the most enchanting corners of this charming village. Far from traffic, within its pedestrian-only centre, guests can enjoy the lake’s mild climate while discovering the hidden beauty of the small peninsula with a guide. A boat tour is also possible, offering views of elegant lakeside villas with their classical architecture, and above all the magnificent Scaligero Castle, one of the most complete and best-preserved castles in Italy.

Staying in the city, guests can book a guided tour to discover Juliet's House, Piazza delle Erbe, and the Verona Arena, as well as the medieval castle and bridges, while listening to stories, legends, and myths connected to Verona. Due Torri Hotel has a centuries-old bond with the past: just steps away from the city’s landmarks, it is housed in a 14th-century palace dating back to the era of the Scaligeri family.

Finally, Due Torri Hotel was also a second home to Maria Callas, who stayed there many times during her visits to the city. The relationship between the hotel and the Verona Arena has always been deeply connected. During these months, the Arena di Verona Opera Festival attracts visitors from all over the world, with a programme featuring opera productions and special events running through September 4. The hotel is an official reseller of the Fondazione Arena di Verona and can reserve the best seats for performances, also thanks to exclusive offers for its guests.

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