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Borgo Milano-Stadio Hotel List
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Leopardi Hotel Verona
District: Borgo Milano-Stadio Popular
Charming, interesting, classic design, around a 20 minute stroll or an easy short bus journey from Verona Arena
Very Good8.4
(327 reviews)
Montresor Hotel Palace
District: Borgo Milano-Stadio Popular
Refined, simple, and elegant, set in a quiet area in Verona, 15 minutes from the city centre and popular destinations like the Arena.
Very Good8.3
(859 reviews)
Porta Palio Hotel
District: Borgo Milano-Stadio Popular
Good value option, around a 20 minute walk from the centre of the city, a few minutes stroll from a large, refeshing, nice public swimming pool
Good7.7
(726 reviews)
San Marco City Resort & Spa
District: Borgo Milano-Stadio Popular
Perfect for rejuvenation, with an indoor and outdoor pool. Here wellness and relaxtion is the watch word. A short drive from the main historic district
Good7.8
(205 reviews)
Introduction to Verona - Borgo Milano-Stadio
Verona, Italy may be most famous as the city where William Shakespeare set one of his best known plays, Romeo and Juliet. However, the first attraction many sports fans want to visit in this historic city in northeast Italy is Stadio Marc'Antonio Bentegodi, the home stadium of two Verona football clubs. This state-of-the-art stadium was first built in 1963, underwent major renovations prior to the 1990 World Cup and can seat up to 42,200 spectators at once. The neighbourhood where this stadium is situated, southwest of Verona's city centre, is known as either Borgo Milano-Stadio or Cittadella - Porta Nuova. Although Borgo Milano-Stadio hotels, like those elsewhere in Verona, are less expensive than those in nearby Venice, early booking is essential during Verona's busy opera season. This tranquil neighbourhood's other main attractions include the Basilica di San Zeno, the supposed setting of Romeo and Juliet's wedding and the Castelvecchio Bridge, which was first built across the Adige River during the middle of the 14th century.
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