Why Verona

1. Verona is one of the most important logistics centres in Italy
Easily accessible, it is the crossroads of Italian business that develops mainly along two lines: The A22 motorway and the Brenner railway line that reaches the border with Austria, and the A4 Serenissima motorway and the parallel railway line linking it with other major industrial centres such as Turin, Trieste, Milan, and Venice.
It is home to one of the largest logistics centres in Italy, located just outside the city, near the Valerio Catullo International Airport. All this makes Verona a functional and productively fertile location, surely the ideal destination to position your business.

2. Verona is the city of large international companies
Verona hosts a wide range of famous global companies that have chosen it as the ideal destination for their business. GlaxoSmithKline and Aptuit, Calzedonia, Franklin & Marshall, AIA, Rana, Canyon, Gruppo Italiano Vini, Air Dolomiti, Franke, and many others have chosen it as hub for the development of their international business.

3. Verona is the city of marble
The part of the territory that spreads towards the northwestern helps bring to the whole world the marble products made in the Verona area. Since Roman times, Verona has been famous in Italy and around the world especially for its red marble.

4. Verona is the city of wine
Valpolicella is famous worldwide for its thriving viticulture and for the Amarone that is produced exclusively in this area according to strict criteria. Other excellent wines produced in its territory are Bardolino, Soave, and Custoza.

5. Verona is the city of the great exhibitions
VVerona is the point of reference for large-scale international exhibitions, which take place in its exhibition centre. Its ideal location is just outside the historic centre, hosting Vinitaly, Marmommac, Fieracavalli, and Fieragricola, with exhibitors and visitors coming from all over the world.

6. Verona offers a great range of possibilities for leisure
After all the business obligations, what could be better than enjoying an area that offers an endless choice of tourist sites and wine tasting tours, to discover the beauty of the old town and all across the province, such as Lake Garda, Lessinia, Mount Baldo, and the Valpolicella, Bardolino, and Soave wine production areas.