VERONA
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The 6 most popular aperitivo & spritz tours in Verona. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Small-group Verona walk with Roman sights, a one-way cable car up to Castel San Pietro, then a wine aperitif with ham, cheese, and two wines.
Verona in 3 hours: Arena and Juliet from the street, a cable car up St Peter Hill, plus a wine aperitif with ham and cheese.
“We were looking forward to our food since we had done food tours in Rome and Florence and we loved both of them. Unfortunately we showed up at our location 5 minutes late (it was raining and the sidewalks were slippery so we were moving a bit slower). We looked around for a few minutes…”
Lake Garda from Verona with a private Sirmione boat cruise, views of Scaliger Castle and Catullus Grottoes, plus a spritz tasting in Verona.
“Camilla was a wonderful guide. She was a lot of fun and gave us great information about the area and the sites we were seeing.”
A private 2.5-hour Verona Old Town aperitivo walk with 3 bites and 3 drinks, led by a local foodie guide. Skip the tourist traps.
“This was a very nice introduction to Verona. Alessandro was a great host and looked after us well. Nice balance of history and info about Verona, with food and wine. Definitely having more polpette before we leave! Also appreciated it was in the bin touristy part of the city.”
Sip four spritz styles in Verona’s Piazza delle Erbe with guide Maria Pia, learning origins, traditions, and local stories in 45 minutes.
“Our tour guide was lovely! We had a fun time and went to places we wouldn’t have known to go to on our own.”
A 3-hour walking tour of Verona’s Roman landmarks, river bridges, and best viewpoints, with an included drink and Arena access.
“We had a wonderful 3-hr walking tour of Verona with Davide. In a relatively short time, Davide not only showed us the key historic landmarks in the lower part of Verona, but also led us across the river to the upper part of the city where we enjoyed breathtaking views of the city from atop…”
