4 Romantic Cities to Visit in North Italy: The Perfect Valentines Day Destinations
Valentine’s day is just around the corner - and we’re sure plenty of you need help choosing the perfect weekend getaway for someone special. Here at Albergo Miramonti, we’re surrounded by some of the most Romantic cities in the world - so you’ve come to the right place! Here are 5 of the most romantic cities in Northern Italy.
VENICE
“A MESMERISING PLACE - THAT’LL HAVE YOU FALLING IN LOVE ALL OVER AGAIN”
The ‘floating city’ is known to be one of the most romantic cities in the world! It’s proven to be an extremely popular honeymoon destination - and we’re not surprised. Take a peaceful wander through the winding paths or take a scenic gondola ride during the daytime. When nightfalls go for a candlelit dinner in one of the traditional Italian restaurants in the city centre. It truly is a mesmerising place - that’ll have you falling in love all over again.
VERONA
“WITNESS THE FAMOUS LOVE STORY COME TO LIFE”
Next, is a city so romantical it was chosen by Shakespeare himself, as the home of star-crossed lovers - Romeo and Juliet. Verona is an enchanting place to visit, with its relaxed atmosphere and special monuments to love - you’ll witness the famous love story come to life. You can visit Juliet’s balcony, stroll through the ancient streets or have a chilled lunch at one of the quaint cafes.
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LOVERE
“ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL VILLAGES IN ITALY”
Located on the west of Lake Iseo sits the village of Lovere. Not only has it earned a name as one of the most beautiful villages in Italy - but also named as ‘the most romantic place’ by Lady Montagu, an English writer. With the charming atmosphere and scenic views, it’s the perfect place to wander. What’s more romantic than taking a walk along the lakeside?
RIOMAGGIORE
“A SHINING JEWEL IN CINQUE TERRE”
Riomaggiore is most certainly a shining jewel in Cinque Terre. The beautiful village terraces up a hillside looking over the Ligurian coast. It’s most stand-out feature is the colourful stone houses that fill the village. Locals here truly live the ‘dolce vita’ life, as they love to enjoy and embrace each moment in life. This is the perfect spot for you and your loved one to be present and enjoy one another’s company. You can even take a hike Via Dell’Amore - ‘The Way of Love’.
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