Verona Car Rental Comparison

Verona is a township in New Jersey, with an estimated population of 13.332 residents, according to the 2010 census. Verona and several neighbouring town were originally one town known as the Horseneck Tract. In 1702, a group of settlers left Newark and purchased a large tract of land northwest of their home city for the equivalent of a few hundred dollars from the Lenni Lenape Native Americans. Verona developed as a city and became an ideal holiday destination, that offers a wide range of accommodation, venues, attractions and restaurants.

Top Attractions Within Verona

Verona Park is a wonderful park located in Verona, with a lake bordered by Lakeside and Bloomfield Avenues in the southern part of Verona. The Verona Park was once an old swamp that was reconstructed in 1814, when the river was dammed. The Verona Lake was later surrounded by weeping willow trees and winding paths, that eventually became an ideal location for family activities. The Park has many amenities, such as gazebos, picnic tables, restaurants and restrooms.

Miele's Italian Restaurant is a great eating spot in Verona, as it serves traditional and authentic Italian food. Not only is there a large variety of mouthwatering dishes to choose from, but there is also a vegetarian option. The menu is varied, ranging from Pasta Fagiola, salads, eggplant rolled in ricotta cheese and then covered in tomato sauce, as well as delicious desserts and fine beverages.The ambiance is very pleasant and reminiscent of Italy.

Avenue Bistro is another great eating spot in Verona, where customers can enjoy a meal in the outdoor patio. The main specialities of the restaurant are the Chicken satay, the raspberry sauce, diver scallops and roasted pears. The staff is very friendly and willing to cater to the every need of the customers. The bistro has also got special menus for children, that consist in burgers, fries, pancakes, fries and soda. The atmosphere here is very cosy and intimate. The children can benefit from a playground designed specially for them.