Stefano, cheerful and always smiling. Coming from the world of fashion and after 15 years I have launched into the world of tourism. It reminds me of the early days where you had to commit a great relationship with customers, and I like that. I believe that the work of the host is a serious work, but if done with passion and that little bit extra is one of the best jobs in the world. Learn about the cultures, people and the world is always a pleasure. I run directly to the House Giardino Giusti (Verona) and with Filippo the newborn Veronetta House. Filippo, always ready with a joke. Coming from the world of the restoration of antique furniture (only with hand polishing / buffer) and in that they are accustomed to dealing with the public. Clear and always cheerful like recommend our magical town guests and the host job fascinates me particularly. Great talker, I admit, but it is a formula to make our guests feel at home, a way to learn about the world and how it runs not only in our beautiful city.

To create our structure we have used our best imagination. Filippo restorer of antique furniture and Stefano lover of modern design! The result is a perfect combination for a cozy, modern and ancient, with a mix of warm and environments from the original design. Like guests, not tired and we do.

Why Veronetta? Because during the Austrian domination in Verona many citizens did not want to abide by this rule and then decided to move immediately beyond the Adige building a new neighborhood, a new Verona, precisely Veronetta. Just three hundred meters from the Old Town itself. The area was built very quickly and especially the presence of families known and famous of the city allowed the construction of palaces and noble hardly findable in other cities outside the historic center. After the Austrian domination the area has become purely ecclesiastical with the emergence of numerous convents and monasteries and the famous Don Calabria, today historical and social institution in our beautiful city. A fabulous area to experience the heart of the city, but according to the "edges" and avoiding loud "whoosh" of the central streets. And for that we have also decided to give our house the name of Veronetta House. Maybe in the future it will be the district's most international city!