Italy · VERONA TOURS
Consider this the shortlist you would send a friend: 15 verona tours that hold up, each with what it costs, what travellers said afterwards, and the thing to check before you pay.
Hop-on hop-off buses in Verona from Piazza Brà, open-top views, red and blue routes, multilingual audio, 24 or 48 hours.
“Great value, and route. Very informative about historical facts highly recommend”
A 2-hour small-group walking tour of Verona’s main sights and offbeat corners, led by Verona native Fabio.
“Our tour with Fabio was really enjoyable, he was warm, knowledgeable, very witty and made a real connection with the group. We would thoroughly recommend Fabio.”
Priority access to the Verona Arena with a licensed guide in English or Italian, skipping the long lines in just 45 minutes.
“Franco was very knowledgeable and entertaining- he looked after us and engaged with the group. We enjoyed tour and it added greatly to the archaeology and history of arena.”
Skip the line at Juliet’s House in Verona, tour the courtyard and balcony at your own pace with a multilingual audio guide.
“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.”
Small-group Verona walk with pre-booked Arena access (when open), Juliet and Romeo sights, and a cable car ride to Colle San Pietro.
“Our guide was fabulous! He was extremely knowledgeable regarding everything about Verona…the history, the architecture, the food, the people. We learned so much from him! He was very friendly, conscientious of our needs, and eager to answer questions. The sights and sounds of Verona will be a wonderful addition to the memories of our trip to Italy!”
Verona Arena opera under the stars with an optional guided walk through town. Pick up at Gate 7, enjoy subtitle screens, plan for stone steps.
“Fantastic! Well worth the money and a brilliant experience.”
Hands-on Verona cooking class making fresh pasta and tiramisu with Prosecco and wine, English instruction, and a shared meal.
“Absolutely amazing experience. Simple and clear instructions made is so easy to create a mouth watering Tiramisu and two delicious pasta dishes. The glass of limoncello to finish the meal was a nice surprise. A must do experience in Verona”
Bike through Verona on a 3-hour small-group tour with a licensed guide, bikes and helmets included, plus Roman ruins, Juliet, and Ponte Pietra.
“highly recommend!! david the tour guide was very knowledgeable and patient to answer our questions. the trip itself took us to interesting places, some of them aren't very well known for tourists. worth every penny”
Verona pasta and tiramisu cooking class with Prosecco and wine. Hands-on fettuccine, ravioli, and dessert in a small group.
“This was a great experience. Our guide, Ava, was wonderful - she did a great job explaining and helping everyone.”
4-hour small-group Valpolicella and Amarone tour from Verona with two cellar visits, Ripasso and Amarone tastings, and vineyard views.
“Our tour guide (Stephano) was fantastic and arranged a great tour for us all!”
Verona to Lake Garda in one day, with a Sirmione boat cruise, guided walking tour, 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.”
A small-group 2-hour walk through Verona’s Roman arena, Juliet and Romeo, medieval power squares, and key landmarks from a local guide.
“Frank was brilliant, friendly, engaging and entertaining, always keen to ensure everyone was understanding his narrative, great story teller based on academic research.”
Verona’s food and wine walking tour with tastings, lunch, Amarone, and a funicular ride for panoramic views and city legends.
“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.”
Hands-on Verona class making fresh pasta, risotto, and tiramisù, then enjoying your meal with Valpolicella wine in a small group.
“We had an amazing experience with our chefs! It was so fun to spend the morning/early afternoon making pasta, tiramisu, and a bonus risotto. I have never cared for risotto, but after this class I cannot wait to try and recreate it at home. My husband, daughter, and I had the best time!”
Montresor Winery near Verona: 1.5-hour guided museum visit with aroma room and tasting of Valpolicella reds or Lake Garda whites.
“A very warm welcome on arrival where there is a chance to speak with others in the group and try a wine before the tour. The tour itself is very informative with an engaging and fun guide. The wines after the tour were wonderful with lots of information provided about each. The location is approximately 15 minutes from Verona centre and is best accessed via car/taxi.”
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