VERONA
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The 10 most popular tours 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.
“We used the pass during the 2 days we were in Verona Good value for money It was so hot in August it gave us the opportunity to see all the sites without walking in the heat”
A 2-hour small-group walk with Fabio through Verona’s Arena, Roman gates, and quiet squares, with headsets for easy listening.
“Fabio was a fantastic guide who clearly has a passion for sharing the gems of Verona. The tour was well paced, informative, and thorough. A perfect way to kick off your visit to get oriented and learn the history of the places you will likely visit.”
Skip Verona Arena lines with a licensed guide in English or Italian. 45 minutes of Roman engineering, gladiators, and opera stories.
“Frank was a superb guide. He gave an insightful, humorous and comprehensive tour. Highly recommended”
Small-group Verona walk with Arena skip-the-line tickets, Juliet’s balcony sights, and a one-way cable car up for hill views.
“It was great. She had a great knowledge of the city and really wove the entire past together. We really enjoy this tour.”
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 amazing! We were able to see the main highlights of the city and know the history behind the buildings. Highly suggested!”
From Verona, a 4-hour small-group minivan tour of Valpolicella, tasting Ripasso and Amarone at two cellars, with English guides.
“Everything was great. We were met on time in a good area, for a pleasant ride from an amazing guide. The first winery was a high quality look at a great place for the industry. Then another high quality bus ride over to a smaller winery to experience the beauty of a family winery. Plenty…”
Verona to Lake Garda by van and ferry, with a Sirmione boat cruise, guided walks, and free time in Sirmione and Lazise.
“Isabella is a marvelous guide. Her information, pacing, attention to the individuals in the group and warm personality combined to make this a wonderful day in a place with history and natural beauty. I want to return.”
Verona highlights in 2 hours on a small-group walk: Castelvecchio, Roman sights, the Arena, and Juliet’s House. English guide, tickets extra.
“Isabella was a wonderful guide and told us a lot about the city's history. One of the biggest pros when booking is the fact you get to skip the line at both the Casa di Giulietta and the Arena with your guide. And yes, I recommend booking both trips. Seeing the Arena from the inside…”
Cycle Verona’s Roman Arena, Juliet’s courtyard, and hilltop views in 3 hours. English guide, helmet, and bike rental for $47.18.
“Best way to see the highlights and get your surroundings in Verona. It was an easy 3hr bike ride. Daniela was our tour guide and she was great. She was born, raised and still lives in Verona, she is very proud of her home city. It’s a must”
Verona food and wine walking tour with tastings, lunch or dinner, wine lesson, Juliet legends, and a skip-the-line funicular view.
“Great intimate walking tour. Paco, our guide, brought to alll the great gems of Verona! Highly Recommend.”
