Which city in Italy is Verona?

Verona is adjacent to Adige River, Alps in the north, Milan in the west, Venice in the east (1 14Km), and the capital of Nantong, Rome. Verona has been a military fortress for military strategists since ancient times, and it is also the main hub for railway and highway communication between Italy and Europe, so it is called the gateway of Italy. Verona is a city with a long history in northern Italy.

Verona is also a distribution center for wine, fruit and marble; Industries are mainly textiles, machinery, railway equipment and food. The city has an amphitheater in ancient Rome and many beautiful churches. On February 26th, 20 19, 19 ranked 393rd in the list of top 500 global cities.

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Verona cuisine belongs to Veneto cuisine, which is similar to French cuisine and uses cheese and fresh milk. Due to its proximity to Lake Lagodi Garda, many dishes use local specialty tomatoes as seasoning. The most traditional Verona dish is stewed beef with Peara sauce (Peara is a sauce made of soup, bread crumbs and grilled Parmesan cheese), with a lot of black pepper.

Others include stewed horse meat, carrots with badolino wine and rice and so on. If you pass by a dessert shop, don't miss the chance to taste Zaleti, TortaSabbiosa and Pandoro (all delicious cakes).

Verona is also a famous wine producing area. Badolino, Chiareto and Lugana have rich flavor and rich aroma, all of which are excellent with meals.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Verona