Discover the Territory
Located in a position as beautiful as it is strategic, Villa Carrara allows you to easily reach many Veronese destinations and attractions.
The Distances
Villa Carrara is distant:
- Verona railway station - Km 10
- Verona airport - Km 30
- Verona historic centre - 10 Km
- Verona Arena - Km 12
- Juliet's House - Km 11
- Lake Garda - 40 Km
- Gardaland - Km 40
- Lessinia Natural Park - Km 15
- Venice - 120 Km
Verona
A Unesco World Heritage Site, Verona is famous for its history and cultural heritage. One of Verona's most iconic sites is the Arena, an ancient Roman amphitheatre still used today for performances and concerts. The city is also known as the setting for the events of Shakespeare's famous play, 'Romeo and Juliet'. Verona is rich in architectural beauties, such as Juliet's House, the Castelvecchio and the Duomo.
Garda Lake
Lake Garda, located between the Italian regions of Lombardy, Veneto and Trentino-Alto Adige, is the largest and most fascinating of the three large Italian lakes.
Its crystal-clear waters, surrounded by picturesque villages and green hills, offer opportunities for heliotherapy and various spa and water activities, such as sailing, windsurfing, canoeing and fishing.
The lake's mild climate allows a wide variety of plants to grow, creating wonderful botanical gardens. There are also numerous historic villas and ancient castles in the surrounding area.
Lake Garda is also a paradise for nature lovers, with its many scenic walks and cycle paths as well as hiking trails offering incredible views of the lake and surrounding mountains.
Moreover, Lake Garda is also famous for the production of fine wines, such as Bardolino and Lugana.
La Valpantena
The Valpantena is a valley that starts in Verona and ascends towards the Lessini Mountains.
The most accredited hypothesis regarding the etymology of the valley's name is the derivation from pantheon, a Roman temple, located in Santa Maria in Stelle (so called because of its ceiling painted like a starry vault).
The valley is home to numerous Venetian villas, ruins dating back to the time of Cangrande della Scala and other works of art. Valpantena is part of the Valpolicella wine district where Valpolicella, Amarone della Valpolicella and Recioto della Valpolicella are produced. Olive oil production and livestock breeding are also significant.
La Valpolicella
Valpolicella is a renowned wine region located in the province of Verona in north-eastern Italy. Its wine-growing history dates back centuries and the area is characterised by a hilly landscape and a temperate climate.
Valpolicella produces some of the best-loved wines, in particular Valpolicella, Amarone della Valpolicella and Recioto della Valpolicella. These wines are known and renowned throughout the world for their organoleptic characteristics, lovely bouquets, careful ageing and intensity.
Valpolicella is known for its fine wineries and landscapes, making it an ideal destination for connoisseurs and lovers of good wine.
Lessinia Natural Park
Lessinia is a plateau located in the north-east of Italy, in the Veneto region. It is an area of great natural and landscape interest, characterised by mountains, sinkholes, meadows, forests and streams. Its fauna is rich in native species, such as squirrels, golden eagles, marmots, deer, foxes, chamois and others. Lessinia is also famous for its typical products, such as Monte Veronese DOP cheese and traditional salami, which can be tasted in the characteristic malghe (shepherd's huts).
Numerous paths and trails allow you to explore this fascinating territory and admire its splendid landscapes.
On the Lessinia mountains, it is possible to practice a wide variety of sports, such as Nordic skiing, free climbing, Nordic walking, cross-country skiing, trekking and relaxing horse riding.