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Even though Verona is not a business hub of Italy, it still offers a sufficient number of high-quality business centres with various office solutions. Most of the venues are situated right outside of the historical city centre, within 5-10 minutes walk. There is also plenty of business centres further away in Dossobuono, Monte Baldo and Settimo di Pescantina. The majority of tenants are small and medium-sized companies as well as self-employed entrepreneurs. Depending on tenants needs, the offices are able to provide adjustable letting contracts. You can join an open-space plan coworking, rent a small room solely for your team or take up a whole floor with 30 workstations. Most of the business centres in Verona offer fully-furnished and serviced offices. This means, that alongside a workstation you get access to a common kitchen, lounge areas, receptionist services and other additional perks that are often available on demand. Top-notch facilities in the city centre can cost around EUR700 per workstation, but you can get a bargain price when with a long-term leasing contract for 12-24 months.

While being a provincial city, Verona is a world-famous location. This is mostly due to the fact that the city was used as a set for Shakesperian plays. Historically, agriculture is the heart of the local economy. Even during the industrial revolution, the city did not fall for the technological wonders and kept the economy close to the roots. Pinot Grigio is for sure one of the most famous wines produced in the region. Another industrial sector is textile production, which has established brands like “Diesel”, “Replay” and “Benetton”. Close proximity to Venezia - the most visited city in Italy, ensures that Verona also gets a fair share of tourists coming to the city. As a result, the hospitality sector also plays an important role in the local economy.

Business centres in Verona are situated close to the historical sights of the city. Roman architecture, cultural establishments and numerous events create a unique atmosphere of the city. Thousands of people come for the annual lyrical season in the Arena - an amphitheatre which operates from the Roman times and still fulfils its original purpose. Verona used to be one of the cities that Julius Ceaser himself chose as a leisure destination. Today, smart city infrastructure, pleasant climate and affordable living cost make Verona a wonderful city for life and work.