Italy · VERONA TOURS
The 15 best verona tours you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is there for a reason; start at the top.
See Verona by open-top bus with 24 or 48 hours to hop off at the Arena, San Zeno, Juliet’s House, and Castel San Pietro.
“Great location very close to the Arena and other landmarks. Well appointed and great host. Will stay again.”
Explore Verona with local guide Fabio on a small-group walk through Roman ruins, medieval squares, river views, and overlooked city corners.
“Our tour with Fabio was terrific! He is incredibly knowledgeable and passionate about his city and it’s on full display every minute of this wonderful 2 hour tour. The over-the-ear headsets he uses are fantastic. It allowed those of us with some hearing loss to understand him clearly every step of the way. This tour focuses more on the “hidden corners” of Verona which are infinitely more fascinating than the touristy things like Juliet’s Balcony (although you will see that). Our appreciation of this charming city was enhanced tremendously, thanks to Fabio and this tour!”
Skip Verona Arena’s lines for a 45-minute guided visit covering Roman history, gladiators, opera, and practical tips for your visit.
“Our tour guide was wonderful. Skipping the line was great. Great story telling. Only thing to note is that June- October the arena is transformed into a music venue. If you want to see it in its natural state come November - May.”
Is Juliet’s House worth $28? See Verona’s famous balcony, medieval rooms, and bronze statue with fast-track entry and an audio guide.
“Full of people…. Very poor information on how to trade your tickets to access.”
Review of Verona’s small-group tour with Arena access, Juliet’s Balcony, Piazza delle Erbe, and scenic views from Saint Peter’s Hill.
“Our guide Monica was exceptional! Her knowledge of the history was outstanding and she took great care guiding us around the city often ensuring we stop in the shade as it was unusually hot for the time of year. We had our 9 year old with us so I really appreciated her slow and steady pace and the stops in the shade. :) She also took us off the beaten path to unexpected cultural delights not well known/advertised. She was just a pleasure!”
Review the Arena di Verona opera experience, with ticket tips, seating advice, show times, walking tour value, and practical details.
“Amazing experience. It became a bit stressful when we got the real tickets and it stated men were supposed to wear pants. Would appreciate this information when booking the ticket.”
Cycle Verona’s famous sights, Roman ruins, Juliet’s balcony, and quieter corners on an easy 3-hour small-group tour.
“Interesting your, you can really over most of the highlights . Much more advantageous than just walking. Our guide FIAZZA MARIA PRISCILLA was great, very professional, a d extremely enthusiastic ! Highly recommend this tour”
Make fresh pasta and tiramisu in central Verona with friendly instruction, a welcome Prosecco, dinner, and free-flowing wine.
“Really fun family activity, lovely restaurant, friendly staff, highly recommend as a great activity to do in Verona.”
Taste Amarone and Ripasso at two Valpolicella wineries on a small-group tour from Verona, with scenic drives, cellar visits, and local food pairings.
“Brilliant! The guide was very friendly and knowledgable. The tour was excellent and well organised and show cased the different wineries. We enjoyed the different samples and were nicely paired with cheese/meat platters. Great tour guide!”
Explore Sirmione and Lazise from Verona with a Lake Garda cruise, guided walks, free time, and comfortable round-trip transport.
“We loved the tour with Alessandra! She was a wonderful guide and we enjoyed the various elements of the day trip. Lake Garda is beautiful.”
Tour a small organic winery near Verona, taste five local wines with cheeses and cold cuts, and enjoy sweeping city views from a terrace.
“The tour was brilliant from beginning to end, extremely informative about how they make the wine and then whilst tasting the wines from the vineyard we were in a beautiful setting overlooking Verona. The cold meats and cheese were also a great addition. The host and her colleagues went above and beyond to make us feel welcome. The gardens are also very pretty and we were able to buy a few glasses after the tasting and enjoy them there whilst looking at the scenery. Would highly recommend to anyone visiting Verona.”
Review of Verona’s 2-hour small-group walking tour, covering the Arena, Juliet’s House, medieval squares, Roman ruins, and practical booking tips.
“Really good explanations and very engaging leader. Took us to all the must see sights and did not feel rushed,”
Explore Verona by bike in three hours, from the Roman Arena to Castel San Pietro, with a friendly English-speaking guide and easy cycling.
“What a fantastic way to discover Verona. The weather was warm so it was lovely to have the breeze to cool down. Our guide was amazing bringing the life of people who lived in Verona centuries ago alive. I would thoroughly recommend this tour to anyone wanting to discover Verona. You can cover so much more of the city on a bike. The bikes were easy to ride and Francesca kept to time very well. A definite must on a trip to Verona.”
Review of Verona’s food and wine walk with local tastings, Amarone, trattoria lunch or dinner, legends, Juliet’s balcony, and funicular views.
“Very enjoyable tour,got to see a lot more of Verona in the few hours with Diane than we would have on our own,mixing lovely food,wine,history and culture.Highly recommend this tour.”
Learn to make Italian gelato and fresh sorbet in Verona with a local chef, taste creative toppings, and take home recipes for $74.02.
“lovely ladies catering for all ages. we had 2 children with us aged 3 and five and we all had a great time. Delicious gelato we can make at home”
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