Hotels San Pietro In Cariano, Guesthouses San Pietro In Cariano and Residences San Pietro In Cariano

San Pietro in Cariano is a small municipality situated in the province of Verona, just in the heart of the hilly landscapes of Valpolicella. The naturalistic beauties, internationally-renowned wine production and precious historic-artistic finds of the surrounding area make San Pietro in Cariano an appreciated holiday destination.

The city's accommodation facilities offer guests utmost warmth and kindness. Visitors will have the opportunity to stay at comfortable hotels and guesthouses which are situated just in the heart of privileged panoramic positions and offer them utmost comfort and high-quality services and facilities. Expert gourmets can stay at charming holiday farms which are surrounded by the sweet hills of Valpolicella or at elegant hotels which are hosted inside ancient villas and manor houses, while enjoying well-kept spaces, excellent cooking and high-quality services and facilities.

Cultural tourists will have the possibility to explore San Pietro in Cariano itself and its fascinating environs. The city's most representative landmarks are the aristocratic residences which were commissioned by noble families from Verona and were erected amidst the panoramic hills of Valpolicella. The most appreciated one is Villa Serego, which is situated in the pretty hamlet of Santa Sofia di Pedemonte. It was designed by Andrea Palladio in 1565 and is now the seat of a popular wine industry. In 1996, it was included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Another fundamental stage for the lovers of history and art is the Parish Church of St. Floriano, which is situated in the cosy village of San Floriano, just in the heart of Valpolicella. The current building dates back to the XII century, even if written documents testify to the existence of a former sacred building dating back to the X century. The Parish Church of St. Floriano, which is regarded to be one of the most important Romanesque architectures of the Veneto, is wholly covered with tufa, while the adjoining bell tower is largerly built of tufa, brick and stone.
In summer, a remarkably wide array of cultural events, folk festivals and food and wine reviews attract large numbers of both Italian and foreign tourists. Among these, not to be missed is Magnalonga di Pedemonte, a cultural and food and wine itinerary which leads tourists across lush vines, farms and enchanting natural settings.