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Few can resist the charm of Verona, a thousand-year-old city rich in history, surrounded by the Adige river. Known by most to be the city of Romeo and Juliet, the most famous lovers of all time, Verona is an architectural jewel that boasts a historical and monumental heritage of great importance. In this city we find traces of the ancient Romans and other peoples who lived there until medieval times.
The City of Love (as some prefer to call it) is very liveable due to the low population density and limited territorial extension. Although Verona is the destination of many tourists every year, it is never overcrowded or disorganized in services. From an economic point of view, the City of the Scaligeri is very lively and dynamic: for this reason there are many professionals who choose Verona to work and live permanently.
The "Italian Paris" (as some have called it due to the similarity with the French capital) is characterized by the elegance of the historic center, where tourists love to stroll to admire the monuments and ancient buildings. Those looking for a property to buy can start right from here, from the historic center, a prestigious area full of charm.
Buying a property in the heart of Verona requires a precise choice in favor of liveliness and nightlife. Otherwise, if you prefer tranquility, there are areas not far from the city where you can buy a house: San Zeno, Veronetta, Cittadella and Borgo Trento.
If, on the other hand, the intention is to stay close to the historic center (where most of the monuments, shops, restaurants, etc. are concentrated), the residential district of Valdonega is within walking distance. This district, initially populated by small English-style villas, today consists mostly of residential buildings surrounded by large parks and gardens. Buying a property here can be very convenient, both for the fairly large sizes and for the prices, which are lower than those of the historic center. However, Valdonega is well connected to the heart of the city by public transport, and the traffic is fairly smooth.
Borgo Milano, in the past, was a fraction characterized by the presence of villas (today still present in the district, but in fewer numbers). Then, with the urbanization process of the sixties, this area was populated by residential buildings equipped with comforts and services. Borgo Milano is currently the most open and innovative Veronese district for buildings with low energy and environmental impact. The prices of houses here are quite competitive: buying a property in Borgo Milano means focusing on an excellent quality of life at 360 °.
Borgo Roma, despite being a suburb further away from the historic center, is lively and efficient in terms of transport and services. This neighborhood houses the Faculty of Medicine and is home to various hospitals. This is an excellent neighborhood for those who want to buy a property to live permanently in Verona, because it is well connected to the rest of the city.
Borgo Venezia is a neighborhood that has the appearance of a small town. Located near the tram station and the railway workshop, this area of Verona, although not far from the beating heart of the city, represents a very dynamic and lively commercial hub. Here, various types of commercial activities converge, together with recently built buildings. But there is no lack of traces of history and antiquity, with elegant and monumental buildings. Here, property prices are quite low, so it may be easier to find an excellent purchase opportunity.
