Monteforte d'Alpone is a municipality in the province of Verona, located on the border with the territory of Vicenza, at the mouth of the Valle d'Alpone. The city's economy is mainly based on the cultivation of the vine from which it obtains an excellent Soave, thanks to the particular composition of the soil, the climate and sun exposure of the lands.
The area was inhabited since Prehistoric times, later colonized by the Romans, who attributed to the settlement, the role of control and protection of the nearby Via Postumia. After the fall of the Roman Empire, the territory found itself exposed to repeated attacks by Barbarian invaders, including the Hungarians. The first main centre built belonged to the Accounts of San Bonifacio, while later it was granted to the Bishop Adelard and his successors. The domain of the Church lasted until the XVIII century, while in the early XIX century, Monteforte was enriched by the districts of Costalunga and Borgnoligo that, until then, were administratively autonomous municipalities.

Attractions:
- the XIX century Church of Santa Maria Maggiore in Monteforte, built on project of the architect Giuliari. It looks impressive and is preceded by a portico with Corinthian columns supporting a pediment, decorated by a tympanum and inside features Greek pillars similar in style to those on the outside. Inside are preserved important canvases attributed to different authors. The original building is flanked by a tall Bell Tower divided into different level by showy frames. The base is square and the top is superimposed by a drum-shaped temple;
- the Church of St. Anthony was built by the bishops in the XIII century using materials that belonged to what remained of the ancient castle, built in the X century to protect the area from the attacks of the Hungarians;
- the Church of San Brizio, located in Costalunga, dates back to the XIX century and preserves two precious paintings of the XVII and XVIII centuries;
- the XIX century Church of Santo Stefano in Brognoligo, which holds two famous XVIII century masterpieces, one of the artist Citadel and another of De Pieri;
- the XIV century Church of Santa Croce with its valuable frescoes;
- the XIV century Capuchin Church;
- the XV century Episcopal Palace, which was built on the site of an existing building of which remains only a tower. The inner courtyard has a double loggia with marble columns, the chapel contains a XV century fresco of the artist Torbido;
- the XV century Palace of the Durlo Montanari Family;
- the XIX century Town Hall.