We are located right in the city center, in the beating heart of Verona.
Piazza Arditi is a short distance from the main landmarks in this part of the city: Castelvecchio, Corso Porta Nuova, Via Roma and Piazza Bra.
The area has always been loved by tourists, around whom the activity of shops and restaurants revolves, as well as by residents, who enjoy strolling through the alleyways, beautiful in every season. Its opening onto the main avenue also makes it easy to reach the railway station and the roads leading out of the city, making this neighborhood an ideal location for banks and offices, which add to its prestige.
Just a few steps away is the famous clock on the Bra gates, about which a curious legend has spread.
In 1871, Count Antonio Nogarola offered to donate a clock to the city. The Municipality accepted, but it was a fiasco. The work lasted a long time, and when the clock was inaugurated, the bell that struck the hours was out of tune and mute. Only in 1879 did the clockmaker Bortolo Montemezzi of Vigasio try to modify some of the gears, enabling the clock to function accurately.