COVID-19 EMERGENCY. Colomba d’Oro Hotel closes for a few days
In Italy we are experiencing difficult and unexpected days. But all the staff of the Hotel Colomba d’Oro is positive: keep calm and carry on.
We remain operational and at your disposal for any question or request for information.
Waiting to return to a normal situation, let’s not stop planning in the best way the weeks to come, the trips to be made, the cities to visit with the eyes of those who, for days and days, have been forced to stay at home.
#Verona, the city of love, of the opera, of the Arena, of Vinitaly, a UNESCO heritage city, is ready to start again. And we with her.
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The Capitular Library, a treasure to discover near the Colomba d'Oro
Just steps from Hotel Colomba d'Oro, next to Verona's Duomo, stands the Biblioteca Capitolare: the world's oldest library still in continuous use, home to over 1,200 manuscripts and the Indovinello Veronese, among the earliest traces of the Italian language. Come discover it!
From Moulin Rouge to the Verona Arena: the nights of the new Traviata near the Colomba d'Oro
La Traviata hitting the stage at the Arena di Verona for the 2026–2027 season is designed to highlight the amphitheater's monumental scale, blending great Italian musical tradition with a scenic language that speaks even to first-time operagoers. We look forward to seeing you!
Sleeping near Juliet's House: Discover Verona from the Colomba d'Oro
Every year, thousands of tourists flock to the city of the Hotel Colomba d’Oro to experience the settings of Shakespeare’s tragedy firsthand, discovering whether it is merely a literary invention or if it holds a grain of truth. Located on Via Cappello, just a short stroll from the Hotel Colomba d’Oro, stands the most famous balcony in the world: Juliet’s balcony.
