The house, built in the 1600s and passed down through three generations of my family, feels like a living novel where each room narrates a chapter of our history. Originally an ancient convent, the home still exudes an aura of sanctity and peace, enriched by memories of my grandparents, who turned it into a hub of industry and love. In the 1950s, as Italy recovered from World War II, my grandfather and his brother began an egg business, biking through nearby villages to buy eggs and selling them at the market. Their hard work paid off, allowing them to expand from bicycles to a motorcycle and eventually a van. The courtyard soon became a bustling farm with 3,000 hens, and the living room—now a family gathering spot—was once the egg storage area due to its cool temperature. The house was also essential for silk production, with a fireplace on the top floor keeping silkworms warm in winter. Beyond commerce, the house is the backdrop of a love story. My grandfather fell in love with a girl from a nearby village and took her to Verona on their honeymoon in a horse-drawn carriage. Their life together, full of love and dedication, was built within these walls. Each corner of the house te

Don't miss Villa Arvedi, located at the entrance of Grezzana. Dating back to the 13th century, this former residence of the Scaligeri dynasty, who ruled Verona for centuries, is steeped in history and boasts stunning frescoes and paintings by Paolo Farinati. For outdoor adventures, explore the Lessinia Regional Natural Park. Hike up to the Prima Neve refuge at 1700 meters in San Giorgio for breathtaking views and some tasty mountain food.