VERONA
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The 10 most popular tour reviews in Verona. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Hop-on Verona buses from Piazza Bra with 24/48-hour passes and multilingual audio, covering Roman and medieval sights and views.
“Great way to see all of Verona - get the B line as smaller bus and gets into some small streets. Make sure to hop off at Piazza Elba”
A 2-hour small-group walk with Fabio through Verona’s Arena, Roman gates, and quiet squares, with headsets for easy listening.
“We enjoyed our tour with Fabio. He was very knowledgable and offered several recommendations, all of which turned out to be excellent. Highly recommended.”
Skip Verona Arena lines with a licensed guide in English or Italian. 45 minutes of Roman engineering, gladiators, and opera stories.
“Great tour with interesting information about the arena. Guide was excellent!”
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 experience and we’ll worth the trip! Great service”
Small-group Verona walk with Arena skip-the-line tickets, Juliet’s balcony sights, and a one-way cable car up for hill views.
“The guide was incredible and so knowledgeable about everything in Verona, I would definitely recommend this tour to anyone”
Arena di Verona opera ticket with gate-7 pickup plus optional 1-hour walking tour. Expect steep steps, subtitle screens, and late-night magic.
“The tour was very nice and informative. Verona is very pretty! The opera was just amazing. Think Olympic Games opening ceremony amazing! Even for non opera fans. Truly beautiful!”
Make fresh pasta and tiramisu in central Verona with Prosecco and wine, then eat what you made in a 3-hour class.
“It was amazing! Elodi is the best host and instructor. Our big family had a wonderful time!”
Cycle Verona in 3 hours: Ponte Pietra, Roman ruins, Juliet stop, city walls, and photo time with a small-group English guide.
“Our guide was wonderful. She was enthusaistic, knowledgeable and fun!”
Learn fresh fettuccine and tiramisu in Verona with step-by-step guidance, welcome Prosecco, and a free-flowing wine meal.
“It is fun, engaging and the finished product we had for lunch was delicious. Great family and friends event!”
From Verona, a 4-hour small-group minivan tour of Valpolicella, tasting Ripasso and Amarone at two cellars, with English guides.
“Stefano provided an excellent experience combining a history of Verona along with an interesting education of Valpolicella and the famous Amarone. Both wineries we visited were fantastic and transportation in a comfortable van was perfect. This tour is great for novice wine lovers and also for those who want a fun afternoon with like minded…”
