Italy · VERONA TOURS
Every itinerary has one free day too few. These 15 verona tours earn the slot, priced and timed so you can decide quickly and get back to planning the rest.
Hop on the red or blue open-top bus in Verona from Piazza Bra. 24 or 48 hours with multilingual audio at Arena, Juliet, San Zeno.
“Very good tour, able to see most touristy attractions…recommended”
Two-hour Verona walk with Fabio: Arena, Piazza delle Erbe, Adige views, and quiet corners, plus headsets in a small group.
“Fabio was just amazing. My daughter was the only child and he found ways to keep her engaged and interested. It was a great group and every corner we turned was a new thing to gasp at. Great evening!”
Skip the line at Verona Arena with a licensed guide, learn about gladiators and opera, and make sense of this UNESCO Roman wonder in 45 minutes.
“Frank was great. I took four guided tours in Italy overall and he was the most interesting tour guide of the bunch.”
Fast-track entry to Juliet’s House in Verona with a self-guided multilingual audio app, plus balcony and courtyard access in 2 hours.
“Pretty disorganized event - we were sent to 3 different places to get our tickets and the audio guide would never download - once we finally got inside there wasn’t a lot to it but it was still interesting.”
Verona walking tour with pre-reserved Roman Arena tickets, Romeo and Juliet stops, and a cable car ride to viewpoints above the Adige.
“It was great. She had a great knowledge of the city and really wove the entire past together. We really enjoy this tour.”
See Verona opera in the Arena di Verona, pick up tickets at Gate 7, and upgrade with a pre-show walking tour.
“The opera was amazing and we enjoyed the beautiful setting. The only downside was that we sat near the top and there were no handrails. Anyone with mobility issues would have a hard time. We brought something to sit on since it is just stone. We could hear very well even though we were at the top. I would do this again!”
Cycle Verona’s Roman bridges and Romeo-Juliet stops on a small-group 3-hour bike tour with bike and helmet included.
“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”
Small-group Valpolicella tour from Verona with two winery tastings, Amarone and Ripasso lessons, and views from an air-conditioned van.
“Very interesting comparison between a small family-owned winery and a much larger one with significant production capabilities. Tastings at both Farina and Damoli were beautifully done. We learned so much about the process of wine making, and the different steps required for each expression. We were particularly impressed with all that Lara Damoli does to promote and sell her wines! Excellent time, well worth it! Highly endorse this activity!”
Verona to Sirmione and Lake Garda by van and ferry, with a boat cruise, guided walks, and free time in two lakeside towns.
“This was an excellent tour. Timings adhered to. Vehicles used were in excellent condition with safe, competent drivers. Anna our guide was very informative, very knowledgeable about the places we visited and life in Italy in general. And perhaps most importantly, sociable and great company. Highly recommended!!”
Guided organic winery tour near Verona, then a terrace tasting of 5 Valpolicella wines with cheeses and cold cuts plus panoramic views.
“Great winery, beautiful scenery, and beautiful people running the place! A must do when in Verona!”
A 2-hour small-group walk through Verona’s Roman sights, Juliet’s legend, and opera-ready arena, paced for easy sightseeing.
“We enjoyed the tour with Isabella. She told us about Verona history, architecture and legends with true passion and inspiration! We highly recommend this tour!”
Verona food and wine walking tour with pastries, trattoria lunch, DOC and Amarone tastings, Juliet photos, and a skip-line funicular ride.
“What a great tour with Paco. A wonderful dinner. Wine tasting. Gelato made from wild blueberries. A great history of this beautiful city. Great companions and to top it off, a fabulous sunset above the city. A fun and entertaining afternoon.”
Valpolicella vineyard walk and family winery tasting near Verona, with Fruttaio cellar, Amarone, olive oil, cheeses, and pickup help.
“Giovanni was the best tour guide I’ve ever had! He was exceptionally kind and conveyed his passion for his family business in such a genuine and heartfelt way. The wine was absolutely delicious, and the atmosphere was truly unforgettable.”
Verona hands-on pasta and tiramisù class. Make fresh dough, learn risotto technique, eat with Valpolicella wine, and take recipes home.
“The cooking class was so much fun. Christina was very passionate about cooking & sharing her knowledge with all of us doing the class. She spoke very good English which made it easy to understand. While the cost seems a lot, we had a little starter of bruschetta, then risotto, then a pasta dish and then tiramisu, as well as two glasses of wine each, so I think it was great value for money. We got a QR code at the end so we can recreate the recipes at home. Would recommend it to anyone! Thanks so much Christina, both Dave & I loved it. Cheers 🥂”
Vineyard walk and 5-wine tasting at Cantina Giovanni Ederle, with local bites and panoramic Verona views, in 1.5 hours.
“Easy to get to by taxi approx €20 max from Verona centre. Very welcoming, short tour but very interesting and the food and wine was simply fantastic with amazing views.”
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