VERONA
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The 6 most popular cable car & funicular tours in Verona. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Verona food and wine walking tour with tastings, lunch or dinner, wine lesson, Juliet legends, and a skip-the-line funicular view.
“Jacabo is a great guide. The food and wine stops on this tour are enjoyable. The tram ride at the end gives you a great view of the city.”
Prebooked Arena and cable car tickets plus a small-group stroll through Verona’s key squares, Juliet’s House, and hill views.
“Perfect tour in a small group, where you can see a lot of Verona’s history and main landmarks. Our guide Monica did a great job.”
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.
“Not what we were expecting. It was primarily a walking tour and we were taken to a restaurant at the end of 3 hours of walking. No visiting local eateries along the way as was advertised. The tour was interesting and the guide was excellent - just not what we signed up for.”
Sunset Verona with a local guide and cable car ride. Jewish Quarter sights, Verona Arena, food samples, small group up to 10.
“Paco (Jocapo) is very entertaining and tells stories about the city and events that took place. We enjoyed walking through the streets learning about the history of the city. The city is really beautiful and I feel we saw the best of it. Ending at the sunset view was also a draw to this tour…”
Verona kid-focused private tour with Arena entry, Romeo and Juliet sights, plus a funicular ride for family-friendly views.
“We always book a kid friendly tour for any new European city we visit. This has been the best so far! Our guide, Giulia, was so aware of the kids. As soon as they needed "something" she had a game or a scavenger hunt ready for them. The three hours went by like a breeze.…”
