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VERONA
Verona has always been a culpulsary stop, a "must" for a great travellers of the past. It is pleasantly situated in magnifi cent surrounding, that making it an important destination for international tourist. Indeed there are three good reasons to visit this city. First of all, it has a welth of exceptional monuments. Added to that are the countless attrac tions it offers. Finally, Verona's most important claim to fame is perhaps that it provides the setting for Shakespaeare's moving and romantic play, "Romeo and Juliet". Verona is beautiful in its squares, in its street,along the river, from its hills which offer such splendid views. Thanks to its  perfect strategic position, Verona is well servedby all main means of transport available in the North of Italy –roads, railways,aeroplanes. These factors make it easy to reach Verona from all corners of Europe.
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CORTINA
Wonderfully lain in the centre of the wide valley of Ampezzo, crowned by the magnificent peaks of Cristallo and Tofana, Cortina ( 1,224 m) is the geographical heart of the Venetian Dolomities. The happy location allows easy connections with all neighbouring place, through the superb mountainpasses as Falzarego,Giau, and Tre Croci. In summer , the offer is varied and composite,with neverending possibilities of excursion and sports activities,from those"traditional" to those "extreme". In winter,110 kilometres of ski –runs are avaible, in an endless roundbout served by 39 lifts. With its elegant shops, Cortina is the Italian equivalent of ST.Moritz, attracting actors and artists. But it offers a t the same time a relaxing behaviour,with its geranium-filled balconies and wood- pannelled old inn. All these variety of cultural and entertainment make of Cortina one of the best known resorts in the world. |
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LAKE GARDA
Almost the entire eastern coast of Italy's largest ( 370 sq.km ) and undoubtedly most beautiful lake LAKE GARDA,belongs to Veneto. About 50 km, it is rather deep (346 m. ) and was created by a glacier.Its northern part is surrounded by mountains ( M.Balbo ) , its southern part by mild hills. Its climate is temperate and its flora is characteristically mediterranean , a combination which has made its banks famous and its small riviera-like towns ( Malcesine, brenzone, torri del Benaco, Bardolino, Lazise, Peschiera) highly frequented since ancient times. In the region of Peschiera and Castelnuovo del Garda there are several natural parks amongst the most famous in Europe. But this is also a region of fertile countryside and fine wine that in the past at the Castelnuovo, Sandrà and Cavalcaselle, attracted kings, merchants and cardinals. On the lake-bank such as sailing, motor boating and water-skiiing are offered. |
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