Verona, city of art, the city of Romeo and Juliet. A city fortified during the Roman era, a city of the Renaissance raised from a typically Roman urban fabric that is .

Verona is under the protection of UNESCO, for its great works of art, and wonderful architecture. A great river, hills, mountains and Lake Garda are also nearby.

The Arena and the Roman Theatre are typical examples of Roman architecture and are famous all over the world as centres for cultural events.
The city of Verona has a wealth of churches and Venetian villas, many of which were designed by Palladio and are set in their own grounds.

The most famous cities of art in the vicinity include Mantova, Vicenza, Venice, Padova with the Coast of the Brenta, as well as famous villages in the area including Sirmione, Borghetto, Sabbioneta and Asolo.

Important museums include those of Castelvecchio and Palazzo Forti, the Natural History Museum, and other museums scattered around the territory including the Napoleonic Museum, the Museum of Cimbri Culture, the Sant'Anna d'Alfaedo Museum of Prehistory and Palaeontology and theGeopalaeontology Museum of Camposilvano.

The whole artistic complex consists of several buildings arranged in a "U" shaped layout around a spacious inner garden with the 18th Century Dominican building facing south. Beautiful and typical of the composition are the highly glazed volumes and the arcaded porches supported by tuff pillars, which harmoniously fit into the surrounding countryside.

The western side is embellished with the Bower and a splendid richly furnished 18th Century Oratory.
Together the furnishings, the decor and the colours evoke the neo-classical style that reconciles a taste for comfort, grace and refinement with the nobility and simple beauty of antiquity.

Among the materials used for the interiors of Villa del Quar, wood, terracotta tiles and Venetian floors prevail. The furniture is antique and the colours, typical of Venetian art, combine gold with blue or red with green.

Elegance, a warm welcome, service and a fascination for history have made Villa del Quar one of the best ten hotels in Italy, rewarded for 10 consecutive years with 3 Gold Keys by the Gambero Rosso Guide.

The 5 five star Hotel Villa del Quar, opened in 1992, has 12 double rooms and 13 suites, of which some have double bathrooms, furnished with original antique furniture of neo-classical style, and providing every available comfort. Three suites are at ground level and have at their disposition gardens of their own.

The Tea Room with library, wine cellar, outdoor swimming pool, gazebo with bar, meeting room, gym, massage room and sauna, complete the facilities.
It is worth while giving well deserved praise to one of the masterpieces of Villa del Quar. The Swimming Pool Suite is one of the proud features of the noble patrician villa and represents a harmony of taste and refinement.

Situated in the main structure over the Tea Room, this prestigious suite has large windows with vistas over the outdoor swimming pool, the park of the villa and its vineyards. It is composed of a living room, bedroom and two bathrooms whose mirrors are framed in blue Lapis lazuli mosaics in a similar design to that of the swimming pool.

The elegant and valuable doors are authentic Luigi XVI, the walls are adorned with charming, delicate lamps of "C� Rezzonico" Murano crystal. In the bedroom the bed is a king sized four-poster with gilded headboard originating from the Luigi XV era. The room also contains a Luigi XVI Veronese bureau.
The two bathrooms are in Green Ming Marble that echoes the colour of the lawns; the drapes are of precious fabrics in floral motifs.

Another suite is equipped with a private elevator, furnished with floral fabrics and Empire Style furniture; another has a double garden and is furnished with authentic Luigi XIV furniture.