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Beach dining and secluded private villa (Image: Sashi Rajamahendran)
That s amore
Famous as the setting for Shakespeare s 16th-century play Romeo and Juliet, love is always in the air in the captivating city of Verona.
This was proven when locals Michele D Alpaos and Paola Agnelli made the front pages when they fell for each other across their balconies in lockdown last September.
And if music be the food of love, the magnificent must-see Roman amphitheatre Arena di Verona plays host to the world-renowned summer Opera Festival.
After a moonlit stroll across the Adige River, over the Ponte Pietra, festooned with love locks, cosy up in the riverside Terrazza Bar al Ponte over a bottle of Valpolicella, produced from the region s fine vineyards.
Snow in Kent as Met Office forecast heavy snowfall across South East England
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Updated: 19:01, 07 February 2021
Snow has caused havoc on the county s roads and rail lines and further heavy showers are expected in the county which has an amber warning until Monday.
It came as The Met Office s predictions of heavy snowfall and disruption were realised for much of Kent today along with parts of south east England as temperatures plummet thanks to an icy blast from the east officially called Storm Darcy.
Flakes continued to fall around Canterbury and Dover and on the North Downs near Ashford, settling as rain turned to snow throughout the day.
Kent weather: Growing fears of flooding around Canterbury
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Updated: 09:28, 02 February 2021
River watchers are becoming increasingly fearful that homes and roads in east Kent could be flooded.
The Environment Agency is continuing to issue flood alerts for the Stour and the Nailbourne Valley near Canterbury after several days of rain and high tides.
Grove Ferry boatyard owner Roy Newing says dozens of trees in the Stour are creating a flooding risk
With a further spring tide today and more heavy rain forecast tomorrow, at particular risk is Plucks Gutter and Grove Ferry near Canterbury.
Recently, Grove Ferry boatyard owner Roy Newing warned that dozens of trees in the Stour were causing the river to back up.