VERONA
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The 10 most popular self-guided tours in Verona. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Fast-track entry to Juliet’s House in Verona with a self-guided audio tour. See the courtyard, balcony, statue, and Shakespeare-inspired rooms.
“Great time of day to go- 10:30am. It is a lot quieter and you can enjoy the space of the capello house at leisure without it constantly being a clamber for a photo.”
Verona walking tour with local audio and written guide. See bridges, Roman gates, squares, Juliet’s house, and finish at the Arena.
“I was visiting Verona on a day trip and wanted a quick and simple guide to the city. The tour was very informative, a little bit humourous and very enjoyable to do at my own pace. I especially enjoyed the option to extend the tour to other churches and the food recommendations. I have already…”
A local-made digital walking tour of Verona with audio, maps, monument stops, and local food tips for about 4.5 km.
“The best we've seen and used all week value for. flexible and most detailed and enjoyable”
Fast-track entry to Juliet’s House in Verona with a self-guided audio tour. Skip long lines, access balcony and courtyard, pick up tickets in advance.
“Really cute stop. Be sure to book early as it gets very crowded anytime after 9am. We took our photos off the balcony and shopped at the gift shops near the house.”
Self-guided Verona tour on the Trippy app: Roman Arena, Juliet, sunset hills, and tower views in 3 hours for $9.
“O facto de nao ter compromisso de horario, fazer quando queremos e parar também quando queremos!”
Self-drive a Vespa loop around Lake Garda from Peschiera with app-guided stops, ferry ride, reserved lunch table, and partner discounts.
“The mileage on the vespa was WAY too much. Should be shortened to a half day trip, with longer drives minimized”
Self-guided Verona bike tour app route in 3 hours. Ride between Roman Arena, San Zeno, and Castelvecchio Bridge for $34.
“Great bikes, super service and very helpful staff. We saw a lot of Verona in 3 hours.”
Self-guided VoiceMap audio tour of Verona’s Romeo and Juliet sights from Portoni della Bra to Arena Square. Offline maps, flexible pace.
“An incredible way to walk the historic streets of Verona. A very informative tour with the ability to stop and start whenever you like. We took a nice leisurely approach, taking and entire four hours to complete the route. We stopped a couple of times en route for nibbles and refreshments, found a lovely bar…”
Explore Verona’s top sights on a self-guided scavenger hunt with app riddles, from Arena di Verona to Castelvecchio in about 2 hours.
“First clue was confusing, had to get the answer first then understood. Perhaps do a dummy run first. An audio option would be good. Definitely need at least 2 phones on the go. Other than that, lots of fun.”
Self-guided Verona audioguide on your phone with 21 audio tracks, 63 minutes, offline or online, no meeting point, valid 1365 days.
