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Most Attractions Are Located Nearby! ost Mattractions are located nearby! ost Mattractions are located nearby! When you visit an unfamiliar city, or traveling for business, you feel an incredible desire to immerse yourself in the local environment, to feel what it’s like to live there. Apart from well– known and classic must–see sights it’s worth knowing the answers to more vital questions, like where to have a snack, relax, dine, buy souvenirs and presents and take a couple of totally unforgettable pictures. We have decided to help you a little and have collected here the most interesting of what you can find in and around Verona. RESIDENZA BORSARI RESIDENZA BORSARI nteresting places Iin and around Verona RESIDENZA BORSARI he tastiest mozzarellaT straight from Naples You won’t be able to forgive yourself if you leave Italy without tasting real mozzarella! Not far from us, near Castel Vecchio, a unique place La Contadina with the freshest mozzarella arriving at 4am daily straight from Naples. Note: mozzarella taken from the fridge is not genuine. La Contadina features traditional mozzarella transported and stores in big tins with brine and fished out of tins right before serving. Keeping mozzarella in a fridge is considered inappropriate – it is well–preserved in brine and is served non–cooled. 900 m LA CONTADINA Stradone Porta Palio, 34, Verona tel: +39 045 8032530 RESIDENZA BORSARI est pastry– Band coffee shop in Verona If you ask where to have a perfect cup of coffee here and enjoy confectionery, the first place to be recommended will be Flego. Flego – the best, most famous, most delicious, and highly popular – has never had a disappointed customer since its opening 60 years ago. This sweet tooth paradise is not far from us. Warning: if you’re dieting, Flego is a serious hazard! 450 m FLEGO Via Stella 13/A , 37121 Verona tel: +39 045 803 2471 RESIDENZA BORSARI nternational Igastronomic luxury At first sight you think Magosso is just one of many Verona’s small stores, but at a closer look it turns out to be a gourmet paradise and a museum for curious travellers. Here you can find the freshest fruit and vegetables, the rarest wines, the most mouth–watering delicacies. And if something rare and delicious is missing from the list, the owners will find it for you. They have a tale for literally every object in the shop. Here you can find not only wine and tasty presents but also knowledge and new impressions! Let us know when you are going to visit this treasury and we will arrange a sampling session for you. 11,5 km MAGOSSO Via Vertura, 27 37062 Dossobuono (VR) tel: +39 045 513492 RESIDENZA BORSARI eal handR –made tortellini Tortellini Reme delicatessen is a special place where world famous Vallegian tortellini is made according to ancient recipes. They are not just delicious, they are unforgettably delicious! Tell the hosts you are staying with us and they’ll show you the kitchen and reveal the secret recipe. By the way, Tortellini Reme is recommended by Slow Food. 30 km TORTEllini REME Via A. Sala, 24, 37067 Valeggio Sul Minico (Verona), tel: 045 7951630 Closed Sunday nights and Mondays RESIDENZA BORSARI xclusive Eperfumes Narciso In Narciso you can find the most sophisticated perfumes. The shop–owner Luigi created an impressive collection of the most refined perfumes. You would be lost in all this grandeur if not for his skilled advice and perfect sense of style. Pop into Narciso for a celebration of smell! 90 m NARciSO via Qattro Spade 18/C 37121 Verona tel: +39 045 8011533 RESIDENZA BORSARI rilliant idea Bfor a gift — kitchen items and table service sets In Souffle’ you can purchase everything you could imagine finding in the modern kitchen and also all sorts of intricate objects for table sets. This tiny shop will inspire you to spend more time in the kitchen (the desire for which will become even stronger after visiting Verona’s restaurants). Plus, this place is perfect for purchasing an unorthodox present for yourself and your beloved. 230 m SOUfflE’ Corso Cavour Camillo 15 37121 Verona (VR) tel: 045 8011352 RESIDENZA BORSARI RESIDENZA BORSARI ce-cream I— the best and the freshest in Italy! RESIDENZA BORSARI ce-cream I— the best and the freshest in Italy! Only in Verona can you taste the best in Italy, ZENO Gelato e Cioccolato. The choice is not going to be easy to make! Don’t ignore La Romana ice–ream – always the freshest, made two hours before selling. 1,6 km ZENO GElato E Cioccolato Piazza San Zeno 12A, Verona tel: +39 338 6716878 Open 16—23 At weekends: 11—13,16—23. Closed on Wednesdays. 1,2 km LA Romana Piazza Santo Spirito 9, 37122 Verona tel: +39 045 2221078 Open Mon./Thurs.: 12—00, Fr.:11—00, Sat.:11—01, Sun.: 11—00. RESIDENZA BORSARI RESIDENZA BORSARI Aperitives RESIDENZA BORSARI Traditional Italian snack If you order a glass of wine, cocktail or beer in a bar or a restaurant, you’ll be nicely surprised to see it accompanied by snacks (free of charge!). It varies from place to place: in some places an aperitif is a snack buffet, in another place it’s crisps and popcorn, and elsewhere you can get a variety of starters. Just 90 metres away from us you will find one of the most popular aperitif places – Osteria Del Bugiardo. Grancafe Exelsior is another place in the vicinity worth paying a visit to. 90 m OSTERIA DEL BUGIARdo Corso Porta Borsari 17, 37121, Verona tel: +39 045 591869 260 m GRancafE EXCELSioR via Portici 8, 37121, Verona, Italy tel.: 045594137 RESIDENZA BORSARI good aperitif Ais never too big! The most popular aperitif drink is called spritz, invented in Veneto by Austrian soldiers who found local wine too strong. They started diluting it with sparkling water. Traditional spritz is a cocktail made of Aperol (bitter liquor), white wine and sparkling water. You can taste other reputable aperitives in restaurant -enotheque Le Bottiglieria Corsini or in Via Roma 33 Caffe. In Piazza Erbe you can find a multitude of bars with decent aperitives. 800 m LE BottiGliERia CORSini Div. Pasubio, 2, 37121, Verona Tel. +39 045 8011747 600 m Via Roma 33 CaffE Via Roma 33, 37121 Verona, Italy tel: +39 045 59 1917 RESIDENZA BORSARI RESIDENZA BORSARI erona’s Vrestaurants RESIDENZA BORSARI ine —W gourmet choice We would never say a word against a glass of good wine. There is a restaurant in Verona whose wine cellar is in the top ten in Europe, called Bottega del Vino. It features a vast choice of wines for every glass and local dishes of Veneto region. Risotto Amarone is a ‘must - taste’ there. The perfect choice for gourmands! 300 m BottEGA DEL VINO Vicolo Scudo di Francia, 3 tel: +39 045 800 4535 RESIDENZA BORSARI lassical Ceneto dishes andV delicious wines Even the most fussy guests won’t be disappointed by restaurant Locanda 4 Cuochi. With Arena near by you can taste classical local Veneto dishes and delicious wines and enjoy the elegant interior. 400 m Locanda 4 CUocHI Via Alberto Mario 12, Verona, Italy tel: +39 045 8030311 RESIDENZA BORSARI estaurant —R choose what you want to see on your plate from the counter Meat delicacies and cheese – another reason to fall in love with Verona – can be tried in the 100 year old Al Pompiere restaurant. Just imagine: you approach a counter in the middle of the restaurant hall, cheeses, sausages and smoked gammon hang from the ceiling and you point at what you want to see on your plate. And it’s all hilariously delicious! 350 m AL PompiERE Vicolo Regina d’Ungheria, 5 tel: +39 045 803 0537 RESIDENZA BORSARI aples and famousN talian cook Ipizzas We are sure you will be impressed by the pizza cooked in a real stove in the small restaurant Du De Cope in the city centre. Its cozy interior and fine ingredients brought the pizzeria’s owner a Michelin star and worldwide fame. Surprisingly, prices are affordable. Delicious Naples pizza in Bella Neapoli is accompanied with a modern design and relaxed atmosphere. 110 m DU DE CopE Galleria Pellicciai, 10 37121 Verona tel: +39 045 595562 800 m BElla NEapoli via G. Marconi, 11 +39 045 8069182 RESIDENZA BORSARI he freshest andT most delicious seafood Fresh scampi and carpaccio, crusty fried crabs and delicate fish – all these can be tasted in the fish restaurant Glicine. The menu varies each day, the kitchen cooks whatever the owner brings from the fish market in the morning. You must try a starter from raw fish and sea food – it is very delicious and here you will have no doubts about quality and safety. 2,1 km GlicinE Corso Milano, 26 37138 Verona Province of Verona, Italy +39 045 565156 RESIDENZA BORSARI RESIDENZA BORSARI Restaurants near Verona RESIDENZA BORSARI family dinnerA with a glass of alpolicella Vwine Famous Valpolicella wines and the best tagliatelle can be found in the traditional Italian family restaurant Trattoria Caprini. The fourth generation now runs the kitchen, and the fourth generation of restaurant guests enjoys delicious, authentic local cuisine and a spectacular view of Valpolicella from the restaurant. 18 km TRattoRia CAPRini Via Zanotti Paolo, 9, 37020 Negrar di Valpolicella, Province of Verona tel +39 045 750 0511 Closed on Wednesdays RESIDENZA BORSARI ortellini —T real talian dumplingsI Alla Borsa tortellini is a culinary legend which is a crime to miss. If you somehow haven’t heard of it – tortellini are dumplings with various fillings. This is really tasty, believe us! It is a traditional family restaurant, its name means “a bag” and finds its origin in old times when the trattoria was used as a trading office by merchants making their treaties and signing contracts there.
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