Verona Tour

• Retrace the tragic paths of Romeo and Juliet with a Verona Romeo and Juliet tour. Explore the famous places mentioned in Shakespeare’s heartbreaking tale: the house and balcony of Juliet, Romeo’s home, the Basilica di San Zeno, and the tomb of Juliet.

• Savor the traditional cuisine of the region on a Verona food tour. Try an assortment of dishes, including risotto (a creamy rice dish cooked with broth), gnocchi, and bigoli (a thick and chewy pasta).

• Embark on a wine tasting Verona experience to the Valpolicella region where some of the best wines are produced. Be sure to taste the luxurious wine made with raisins, and that was once reserved for royalty, Amarone.

• Immerse yourself in the cultural and historical side of the city on a Verona walking tour. Verona’s city centre was built up in the ancient Roman times. It’s actually the second best place in the country, behind Rome, to see Roman ruins!

• Step back in time, 2000 years ago, when the open-air amphitheater of Verona was built. Listen to your Verona arena tour guide and the history of how the impressive Arena di Verona started as playing host to gladiator battles, then lyric operas and concerts.

• Explore at your leisure with a Verona Hop on Hop off bus. Admire the Verona tourist attractions from a panoramic double-decker bus; hop on and hop off at the designated stops and admire your favorite landmarks up close.

It is no wonder that Verona is one of the most romantic and picturesque cities in Italy. Whether you’re visiting with your significant other or with friends, make sure to capture some of the best Verona highlights!

• Climb to the top of Lamberti Tower for panoramic views. Snap a photo of the traditional red roofs and mountains surrounding the town.

• Capture every corner of Juliet’s house: the statue of Juliette, her balcony, and the love notes left on the walls of the courtyard.

• The medieval bridge, Ponte Scaligero, is one of Verona’s iconic spots to visit and great for a photo-op.

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• Verona sightseeing tours cover most of the city and its top landmarks. However, if you’d like a more personal experience, where you can also arrange the itinerary based on your liking, a private tour is the best option for you.

• Although Verona is a very walkable city, you can move around just like locals do, using a bicycle. Book a Verona bike tour and cover more sights in less time!

• Once you’ve explored the best of Verona, it’s time to head out the city! Just a short drive from the city is Lake Gard, where you’ll find small villages and a gorgeous natural landscape. Book a Verona to Lake Garda day trip and travel through the picturesque villages of Sirmione and Limone Sul Garda.

• Verona is a popular location for international events. Therefore when planning your trip to Verona, you should take them into account. The Vinitaly International Italian Wine Fair is held in April and the Marmomacc International Marble Fair in September.

• Choosing the best time to visit Verona depends on want you would like to experience. During summer, temperatures can get up to 40ºC, but it’s the only time you can witness an opera at the Arena. Alternatively, if you're looking for a less crowded scene, spring and fall are best.

• For many years visitors have been writing their own and their beloved’s names on a note and then attaching it to the walls in the courtyard of Casa di Giulietta. However, nowadays the city’s council is giving up to 500€ fine to those pinning love notes on the walls.