Trattoria Coffee Break Affi

This is an absolute must if you visit the reichstag! Incredible service, a few incredible and a pleasant experience in general!

Register in and in the cafeteria. The staff was very friendly and helpful. After selecting the pies, we sat by the window. It was a nice experience and after our visit, we were able to visit the Duomo.

Services: open for breakfast (from 5 in the morning), for lunch and dinner, 14 rooms each with private bathroom, parking for trucks

Note: the menu consists of 4 or 5 first and 5 or 6 seconds: the philosophy is to offer quality at low cost, in order to obtain a profit in the largest possible number of customers, instead of reloading the one covered. There are over 300 seats in the premises.

Collaborator of Italy Chronicles, Lorenza Bacino was again in Italy. The last time he tried in Turin, this time he explored Verona.

April 2014 marks the 450th anniversary of the birth of Shakespeare and I found myself in the Italian medieval city of Verona, theater of one of the most famous romantic tragedies of the Bard, Romeo and Juliet.

Juliet's dream - Juliet's dream - Juliet's dream During the day, the hotel attracts the scrawled wall.

At night the doors close, leaving me alone in the courtyard and I can enjoy a moment of quiet and contemplation in the company of the statue of Juliet.

The house and the balcony are worth a quick visit, as Verona has many other beautiful things to see, and the center is small and compact and easily enjoyable on foot.

Here you can explore the city's archaeological sites while enjoying contemporary photographic exhibits. It is worth checking your website to see what is coming.

Needles of tourist places The Piazza Erbe has a magnificent example of Renaissance architecture and, looking upwards, you can see the remains of the mythological frescoes on the facades of many of the buildings.

If you like a more relaxed way to the sightsee, take a leisurely stroll across the Stone Bridge over the other side of the Adige River. With only birdsong in my ears, I climbed upwards towards Castel San Pietro. You can not go into the castle itself, it offers panoramic views of the city and it's a quiet spot to take a photo or two along your way. Just below there's the semi-preserved Roman Theater which dates from the first century. It was only uncovered in the mid-19th century when foundations for Castel San Pietro were being dug.

Chef Rubio in the Verona area to discover the favorite trattorias by truck drivers

The real cuisine, of substance and tradition. It is the one that the famous Chef Rubio searches through his television program "Truckisti in trattoria". The chef, in fact, in each episode lets himself be guided by truck drivers, to discover the places where they eat well, in abundance and spending the right. One way to find out if the legend is true that the places where they stop to eat truck drivers are the best.

In the fifth episode of the first series of this program aired on the Dmax channel, Chef Rubio has passed on the shores of Lake Garda stopping to eat even in two restaurants in the province of Verona. These are the "Il Pilotto" trattoria in Peschiera del Garda and the "Coffee Breack" in Rivoli Veronese.

As with many of Italy's most popular destinations, it is not always easy to find a good reasonably priced meal in Verona. Piazza della Erbe, and the imposing Piazza Bra and the romantic city center are packed with trattorias and pizzerias. But the food at these places is unlikely to be exciting and the bill at the end even less so. € 15 a head. But take a little time to explore the backstreets of this fascinating city and you can discover traditional osterie serving wonderful regional cuisine at prices that rarely exceed € 15 per head.