Verona · TOURS
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Out of 116 tours on the site, these 15 are the ones to book. Prices, durations and the standout details sit below, so you can choose in five minutes and get back to the fun part.
Hop on a red or blue open-top bus from Piazza Brà, enjoy multilingual audio, and explore Verona’s top sights at your pace in 24 or 48 hours.
“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 Verona walking tour with Fabio Massimo Rapanà. Small group, headsets, and story-driven stops from Roman ruins to Juliet.
“We had a wonderful tour through Verona with Fabio and can wholeheartedly recommend it. The tour was extremely interesting and full of fascinating details. Fabio shares his knowledge with great passion, depth, and sensitivity – you can immediately feel how much he loves his city. We were especially impressed by how vividly he brought Verona’s history to life. In addition to historical facts, he shares many interesting background stories and small details that you would otherwise never discover. He is very friendly, attentive, and responds thoughtfully to questions. Anyone interested in cultural and historical contexts should definitely take this tour with Fabio. It was a true enrichment to ou...”
Skip the Verona Arena line with a licensed guide for a 45-minute story tour of Roman architecture, gladiators, and opera history.
“Our guide was very nice and very informative. The tour was as expected and I thought it was a good value for what we paid. There was nothing exceptional, but it was a good tour and I would not hesitate to recommend it to someone visiting the Verona Arena.”
Skip queues at Verona’s Roman Arena, see Romeo and Juliet sites, then ride the cable car for river views in a small group.
“What a beautiful experience. Verona is simply breathtaking. Our tour guide presented Verona’s story from the Roman times to the Austrian times, in a way that was easily digestible and entertaining. The pacing of the tour was also just right. After visiting dozens of countries, this was one of my favorite walking tours. Highly recommended.”
Cycle Verona’s top sights plus lesser-known corners on an easy 3-hour small-group ride with a licensed guide and included bike.
“It was very enjoyable. Small group was good. Frank was very friendly and knowledgeable and approachable. Organised the outing well. Highly recommend the tour.”
Half-day Valpolicella tour from Verona with 2 winery visits and Amarone plus Ripasso tastings in a small-group, air-conditioned minivan.
“Our tour guide (Stephano) was fantastic and arranged a great tour for us all!”
Verona to Lake Garda day trip with a Sirmione boat cruise, guided old-town walk, ferry to Lazise, and plenty of free time.
“Loved our tour guide Anna. She was so knowledgeable and made the day very enjoyable!”
Dolomites day trip from Lake Garda with coach, live guide, Passo Pordoi views, and Ortisei wood carvings. From $100.
“Our trip Friday 26th September. Early start, but so worth it. Fantastic trip with an exceptional guide and coach driver. Our guide was so passionate and knowledgeable about the Dolomites. Our coach driver kept us all safe on some really hairy roads.”
Get your bearings in Verona with a small-group 2-hour walk featuring the Roman Arena, Juliet’s courtyard, medieval squares, and more.
“We had a very good tour of the city of Verona. We had a small group of people and a very good guide. Our guide, Frank, was very knowledgeable and full of good humour. The history of Verona spans more than two thousand years and there are sites to see from every period of its history. The coliseum is in amazing condition and is a wonder you shouldn't miss. This tour is well worth the time and money, and I encourage everyone to go on this tour.”
Verona day trip from Lake Garda with coach transfers, guided Arena and Juliet sights, Piazza Erbe, Castelvecchio, plus free time in town.
“The trip was good. The city guide, an older lady, was both informative and amusing-she made the day actually. Had time to see the castle and the arena. The guide on the bus managed the group well and spoke fluent English and German. The journey was quite long and seemed convoluted but it didn’t detract from the day.”
A 3-hour Verona bike tour with English guides, bikes, and helmets, linking Arena, Juliet’s House, the river, and San Zeno.
“This was a great way to see Verona. We did Verona as a day trip from Milan, and the bike tour allowed us to see a lot more then if we did a walking tour, or just roamed about ourselves. Additionally, Francesca was very knowledgeable and we learned a lot about the city. After the tour we still had time to enjoy a nice lunch, and stroll around ourselves. Highly recommend this as a way to see Verona!”
A 3.5-hour small-group Verona food and wine walk with tastings, lunch, Amarone-style wine lessons, and a skip-the-line funicular view.
“Great intimate walking tour. Paco, our guide, brought to alll the great gems of Verona! Highly Recommend.”
Beginner-friendly canyoning near Tignale on Lake Garda with a 5m jump, 14m slide, top gear, and hands-on guides for about 3 hours.
“The guide is really reliable and professional, we felt very safe to do the „dangerous „ move cause we trusted him. Very nice area as well, really recommend the tour for adult and children”
Verona small-group food and wine walk with espresso breakfast, Aperitivo tastings, Amarone risotto lunch, sommelier wine, and gelato.
“Great, informal and interesting introduction to Verona and its culinary offerings. Friendly and engaging guide made the experience memorable.”
A guided Lake Garda day trip from Verona with a Sirmione walk, a boat cruise, and free time in Lazise, plus an optional Roman villa.
“Had a very nice day with a boat tour on Lake Garda, a guided tour around Sirmione and a wonderful lazy lunch and shopping time in Lazise. I was happy to explore parts of Italy I had never seen before and Beatriz was an excellent guide. The only thing about the tour that I felt could be better was having a slightly smaller group. We were about 19 people and it seemed quite busy overall. I feel like a smaller number of individuals would have made the overall experience a bit more intimate and fun.”
