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Verona
Ponte Scaligero
Ponte Scaligero
The Ponte Scaligero (also called the Ponte di Castel Vecchio) was built in the 1350s in case Verona's rulers needed a quick escape from the fortified castle. It's a special place with beautiful views of the city and the Adige river; cars aren't allowed so it's perfect for a sunset stroll.
Hotel San Luca
Verona City, Verona
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Based on 926 reviews
0.4 Km to Ponte Scaligero
- Great for shopping
- Central location
- 400m from Verona Arena
- Traditional charm
- Close to Via Mazzini shopping area
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£650pp
Based on
- Edinburgh, Wed 30 Apr 2025
- 3 Nights, Room Only
- 2 Adults, 0 Children
NH Collection Palazzo Verona
Verona City, Verona
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Based on 242 reviews
0.5 Km to Ponte Scaligero
- Historic features
- Modern style
- Fantastic central location
- 450m from Piazza dei Signori
- Certified Sustainable Hotel
Hotel Milano & Spa
Verona City, Verona
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Based on 3240 reviews
0.6 Km to Ponte Scaligero
- Fantastic central location
- 230m from Piazza Bra
- 450m from the nearest bus stop
- Roof terrace overlooking Verona Arena
- Contemporary style
Castelvecchio
Verona
Sited in the castle of Verona's medieval rulers, the Scaligeri, the Museo di Castelvecchio houses a fine collection of medieval art, with Romanesque sculpture and early-Renaissance paintings being particular...
0.1 Km to Ponte Scaligero - Map
Piazza Bra
Verona
Verona’s largest piazza and main square is located in front of the city gates. It’s lined with cafes and restaurants, bars and peaceful open spaces to relax in. Among the historic buildings dating back 2,000...
0.5 Km to Ponte Scaligero - Map
Porta Borsari
Verona
The Roman Porta dei Borsari - or 'customs gate' if you prefer the less-romantic translation - has stood at the head of Verona's main street since the 1st century BC. It was the fortified south-western entrance...
0.5 Km to Ponte Scaligero - Map
