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| DUE TORRI HOTEL BAGLIONI |
| Piazza S. Anastasia |
| county Italy, Verona |
| 4 - 37121 , Italy |
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| Telephone: +39/45 595044 |
| Fax: +39/45 8004130 |
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| Full Board |
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| Half Board |
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| Restaurant and caffe |
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| Fax Machine |
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| Hairdryer |
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| Jacuzzi |
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| Satellite Television |
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| Luxury hotel |
To live at the Due Torri is like living in a fairy-tale, one is welcomed by the astonishing legacy of the past. And that’s the way we want to welcome you, just as if you were about to enter your own home. It was love at first sight. To manage this hotel is not only rewarding but also stimulating and exciting. The Due Torri Hotel is a relevant point of reference for the surrounding areas and at the same internationally renowned for its hospitality and warm welcome and for its artistic, cultural and historical values. I always wanted to run this hotel according to the needs of mankind where the style should be understated and not too classic, as well as trying to combine the guests’ requirements with our style of management. Why choose the Due Torri? Because of its central location, elegance, presence, unique furnishings, beautiful and comfortable public areas, authentic and quality cooking and its friendly and helpful membe
Verona is another city founded by the Etruscans but brought to prominence under the Romans and this was the place where Caesar would go to relax. Its historical importance can be seen straight away in the wealth of impressive architecture and in particular the vast first century Arena, the third largest in the world and seating up to 25,000 which used to represent the entire population of the city. Much smaller, but in a beautiful setting overlooking the River Adige, lies the 1st century BC Teatro Romano now fully excavated but once filled in and covered with houses.
Long after the departure of the Romans, Verona continued to build fine buildings especially the great Romanesque church of San Zeno which was begun in 1123, the huge church of Sant’Anastasia, next door to the hotel, and the Duomo which was begun in 1139.
The city struggled under rival factions until 1263 when the Scaglieri family began a long period of rule bringing stability and encouraging the arts, inviting Dante to be their guest in the city from 1301 to 1304 while also commissioning many more fine buildings. The Visconti of Milan took control towards the end of the 14th century followed by Venice, France and Austria which all had turns of possession until unification in 1866.
Its World Heritage status and the richness of its architecture means that Verona is always popular with tourists but it is also a centre of commerce and an important city for conferences.
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