VERONA
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The 8 most popular romeo and juliet tours in Verona. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Walk Verona’s Roman and medieval streets on a small English tour from the Arena to Juliet’s House, Signori Square, and Scala family tombs.
“Frank was an enthusiastic and knowledgeable guide who made sure that the tour was focused on our interests. We learned a lot about Verona in a short time.”
Romeo and Juliet, plus Letters to Juliet filming spots, on a 1-hour guided walk in Verona. Small group, pro guide, mobile ticket.
“Absolutely loved it! Maria is a great story teller and full of historical insights. Enjoyed walking and listening to her. It was extra bonus because I love architecture and that she shared different era and how the architecture reflected the time period! She was very kind to take pictures of us and one of the…”
A guided walk through Verona’s Romeo-and-Juliet landmarks, from the Arena to Juliet’s balcony, with an English local guide in 1.5 hours.
“The tour was excellent, and our guide Maria Pia was perfect. She explained every detail and gave us lots of tips. It's definitely worth taking the tour. Highly recommended!”
Self-guided VoiceMap audio tour of Verona’s Romeo and Juliet sights from Portoni della Bra to Arena Square. Offline maps, flexible pace.
“We did the tour in our chosen time, enjoyed the story and the knowledge we received. The city was quite empty.”
Verona private guided walk in 2 hours: the Arena, Juliet’s balcony, medieval squares, and Adige views, with a customizable private guide.
“It was very good! Our guide was very friendly and knowledgeable. The walk was smooth and we got to see a lot of beautiful place and we got an idea of the city pretty faster.”
A 2-hour private Verona walk built for proposals, with Roman sights, the Well of Love, and a guided plan at Juliet’s balcony.
“Tour of Verona was very informative and enjoyable. Francesco did a fantastic job and helped greatly in making the proposal ideal! 5 stars and highly recommended.”
Small-group Verona walk linking Piazza Bra, Juliet’s balcony, the Arena di Verona, Ponte Pietra, and Adige views in 2 hours.
“We had a fantastic two hours with Nico, a super friendly and knowledgeable local guide. He was born and raised in Venice and helped us understand the history, architecture, politics and cultural life of ave ice from its Origins. Our 10 year old daughter did a project on the Silk Road in school this year…”
Verona in 3 hours: walk Roman Theatre, Casa di Giulietta, and Arena di Verona with Arena entry included, ending in Piazza Brà.
“Viator guides very friendly and excellent at conveying information about a very interesting city .”
