Verona

Verona. Piazza Dei Signori

We left Naples nice and early to make our way north. It was a 5 hour train trip to Verona on the high-speed train whizzing pass Rome, Florence, Bologna and peaceful country scenes. Definitely easier and more comfortable than hopping on a plane. 

We were fortunate again to have our apartment rental ready when we arrived at 12:30pm! Our apartment at Via Nizza was conveniently located around the corner from Juliet's balcony. Although the apartment door was at ground level, the living area was up a flight of stairs and some of the bedrooms were up another flight of stairs. Lucky we had strong kids at our disposal!

We started our first load of laundry and set out to re-explore Verona. Ok well mostly shopping! I had forgotten how pretty the city is and how much I loved it the first time I came. We shopped until the arrival of the Yoongs, got them settled in and headed out to look for any place that would be open before 7pm for dinner. We didn't have to go very far. The cafe right outside our building was open for dinner at 5:41pm. We wanted to try amarone risotto or gnocchi as they were Veronese specialties. Unfortunately the gnocchi although tasty was only average. We meandered our way up to Castel San Pietro for sunset and to admire the view of Verona and the Adige River. Gelato on the way home was a must before we re-commenced with laundry duties...

Our Frecciarossa train that would take us to Verona

We were equipped for the ride!

Our building in the historic centre. That front door was super heavy!!

The internal shared courtyard

Our apartment entrance

The living area

Kitchen

Bedroom 1

Bedroom 2

Laundry time!

Baos!!!

Entrance to Juliet's balcony

My 2 new favourites - coconut, white chocolate with pistachio

So clean especially compared to Naples

I love everything I see!

Dinner time

The very average gnocchi

Fair Verona

Sunset over the Adige River

Hello Yoongs! The travelling team for the next week

Walking home