Veneto was part of the Roman Empire until the 5th century AD. Later, after a feudal period, it was part of the Republic of Venice until 1797. For centuries, Venice ruled over one of the largest and richest maritime republics and trading empires in the world. After the Napoleonic Wars and the Congress of Vienna, the Republic was annexed by the Austrian Empire until it merged with the Kingdom of Italy in 1866 as a result of the Third Italian War of Independence. In addition to Italian, most inhabitants speak Venetian, which is divided into five varieties. The Veneto region, located in the north-east of Italy, is a highly sought-after destination due to its main tourist attraction: Venice. A golf holiday in the region is very easy, as there are international airports in Verona and Venice. Almost all golfers combine a visit to Venice with a round of golf. Golfing in Veneto is amazing because courses are built in a great scenic setting overlooking, for example, the Dolomites, Lake Garda and the Adriatic Sea. Veneto boasts many exciting, challenging courses, rich in tradition, all of which respect the peculiarities of golf. There are 28 golf clubs in the region, most of which offer a relaxed atmosphere. Special courses: Golf della Montecchia and Golf Club Ca’Amata. In addition, there is a variety of beautiful golf resorts in the area. In Veneto you can play golf all year round. From May to October conditions are excellent.
Boutique Hotel Touring
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16.03.–20.03. —
4 nights, DBL Executive, BED AND BREAKFAST
Step through the grand entrance of the Boutique Hotel Touring and you find yourself in the very soul of Verona — where history, romance, and modern elegance intertwine. Positioned in the historic heart of the city, just a stone’s throw from Piazza delle Erbe and Juliet’s Balcony, this hotel places you at the centre of Verona’s most enchanting streets. First opened in 1928, the hotel has been lovingly restored to preserve its Belle Époque charm while embracing sleek, contemporary comfort. The original Liberty-style canopy at the entrance remains as a graceful nod to its past — a silent guardian to the many guests, artists, and wanderers who have passed beneath. Inside, you’ll find comfortable refined rooms bathed in natural light. Each is crafted to balance function and flair — think soft colour palettes, modern fixtures, and tasteful attention to every detail. Boutique Hotel Touring is more than a place to stay — it’s a doorway into Verona’s spirit. Whether your days are filled with golf, opera under the stars or wandering ancient alleys, this hotel offers a sanctuary of elegance, comfort, and authenticity.
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Step through the grand entrance of the Boutique Hotel Touring and you find yourself in the very soul of Verona — where history, romance, and modern elegance intertwine. Positioned in the historic heart of the city, just a stone’s throw from Piazza delle Erbe and Juliet’s Balcony, this hotel places you at the centre of Verona’s most enchanting streets. First opened in 1928, the hotel has been lovingly restored to preserve its Belle Époque charm while embracing sleek, contemporary comfort. The original Liberty-style canopy at the entrance remains as a graceful nod to its past — a silent guardian to the many guests, artists, and wanderers who have passed beneath. Inside, you’ll find comfortable refined rooms bathed in natural light. Each is crafted to balance function and flair — think soft colour palettes, modern fixtures, and tasteful attention to every detail. Boutique Hotel Touring is more than a place to stay — it’s a doorway into Verona’s spirit. Whether your days are filled with golf, opera under the stars or wandering ancient alleys, this hotel offers a sanctuary of elegance, comfort, and authenticity.
Golf Club Verona
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18.03. — green fee per player: Green Fee 18 Holes Prov 2026 (10:00)
It only takes a moment to reach the golf club once you exit the A4 motorway at Sommacampagna: drive through the town and after a few minutes, turn right onto the road that rises to the club. It is a timeless oasis, a picture postcard that invites you to relax with its clubhouse built of stone and red bricks covered with ivy, an ancient well spouting geraniums and trees shading the patio in front of the putting green. Inside, the floors in worn terracotta tiles, ceilings with dark wooden beams alternating with bricks, and cozy parlors with a country elegance. This is a traditional club founded in 1963, where those who come here never want to leave. The loyal staff running it thinks so too, as it has remained virtually unchanged over the decades. Two talents of the likes of Silvia Cavalleri and Matteo Manassero took their first golfing steps here, and refined their games on the undulating fairways designed first by John Harris, then revisited by Giulio Cavalsani, and more recently, Alvise Rossi Fioravanti with Baldovino Dassù. It is a hilly course running through vineyards which, to the west of Verona – the city of Romeo and Juliet – serve to frame the hills of Custoza. The front nine are rather narrow and shorter, while the back are very long but also very broad. The raised greens oblige players to hit well calculated approach shots. Technical details Course: 18 holes, Par 72, 6054 meters. Architect: John Harris Topography: very physical with big differences in height. Distinctive features: the equipment for the play will have to be complete: good drivers, precise clubs and the best putters. Pro’s comments This is a course where you must pander to the terrain’s frequent undulations. Some holes are really a lot of fun. Allow me to mention Hole 4, where stronger players who are willing to gamble can try to reach the green directly with their first shots. Otherwise, you can play a tee shot to the left part of the fairway, to have a better angle to center the green with your second shot. Even an inexperienced play can score a birdie here, with a little luck. A fun course for all. Definitely worth playing.
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Golf Club Verona
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19.03. — green fee per player: Green Fee 18 Holes Prov 2026 (10:00)
It only takes a moment to reach the golf club once you exit the A4 motorway at Sommacampagna: drive through the town and after a few minutes, turn right onto the road that rises to the club. It is a timeless oasis, a picture postcard that invites you to relax with its clubhouse built of stone and red bricks covered with ivy, an ancient well spouting geraniums and trees shading the patio in front of the putting green. Inside, the floors in worn terracotta tiles, ceilings with dark wooden beams alternating with bricks, and cozy parlors with a country elegance. This is a traditional club founded in 1963, where those who come here never want to leave. The loyal staff running it thinks so too, as it has remained virtually unchanged over the decades. Two talents of the likes of Silvia Cavalleri and Matteo Manassero took their first golfing steps here, and refined their games on the undulating fairways designed first by John Harris, then revisited by Giulio Cavalsani, and more recently, Alvise Rossi Fioravanti with Baldovino Dassù. It is a hilly course running through vineyards which, to the west of Verona – the city of Romeo and Juliet – serve to frame the hills of Custoza. The front nine are rather narrow and shorter, while the back are very long but also very broad. The raised greens oblige players to hit well calculated approach shots. Technical details Course: 18 holes, Par 72, 6054 meters. Architect: John Harris Topography: very physical with big differences in height. Distinctive features: the equipment for the play will have to be complete: good drivers, precise clubs and the best putters. Pro’s comments This is a course where you must pander to the terrain’s frequent undulations. Some holes are really a lot of fun. Allow me to mention Hole 4, where stronger players who are willing to gamble can try to reach the green directly with their first shots. Otherwise, you can play a tee shot to the left part of the fairway, to have a better angle to center the green with your second shot. Even an inexperienced play can score a birdie here, with a little luck. A fun course for all. Definitely worth playing.
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