Verona: the ideal city for those seeking a fusion of history, culture and romance.

Verona, located on the banks of the Adige River, is a city rich in history. Its symbol is the Arena, a majestic Roman amphitheater that hosts internationally renowned operas and concerts. Strolling through the historic center you can admire the picturesque Piazza Erbe, the Lamberti Tower with its breathtaking panoramic view, and the magnificent Maffei Palace.

Not forgetting Juliet’s House inspired by Shakespeare’s famous tragedy, the Basilica of St. Anastasia which is a Gothic masterpiece, and the Archaeological Museum at the Roman Theater, which holds precious artifacts from the city’s ancient history.

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Bridge Ponte Pietra in Verona on Adige river. Veneto region. Italy. Sunny summer day panorama and blue sky with clouds. Ancient european terracotta color houses

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santa anastasia, visita alla basilica che non c'è

Where we are

In via Venezia 26 in Peschiera del Garda, a really strategic position. Just to make you understand, the Enjoy is located:

1 km motorway exit

300 m railway station

700 m Peschiera historical centre

Few kilometres away from Garda’s main spas

2 km Gardaland

600 m hospital

HOW TO GET THERE

Reaching the Enjoy is very easy and convenient, because it is close to the main communication routes: the highway, the train station and the airport.

By Car

from the tollbooth of Peschiera del Garda (A4 Milano – Venezia) just take 1.5 km towards the center.

By Train

in a central position, we are only 100 meters from the railway station of Peschiera del Garda.

By Air

Valerio Catullo Airport in Verona is the closest, just 20 km away.

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VERDOLIN FAMILY

We are the latest generation of the Verdolin family, which has always been into hotels and catering. It all started with my father Lorenzo’s parents. Granddad Ettore and grandma Bruna were true pioneers who started off with a restaurant, and who then expanded the business with a just a few rooms. In time this inn became well-known among the travellers of the so-called “Bassa Veronese” area, the huge plain south of Verona that was famous for its rice fields.

My father grew up in the kitchen, where he tasted grandma’s pies. After helping out in his parents’ restaurant and running the inn, he met Elvira, our mum, and decided to follow in his parents’ footsteps.

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