Italy · VERONA TOURS
The 15 best verona tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
See Verona’s Arena, San Zeno, Roman Theater, and hilltop views by open-top bus with flexible 24 or 48-hour hop-on hop-off tickets.
“The staff on the bus were patient, knowledgeable, and friendly. The bus was comfortable and passed by a lot of cool sites. It was a welcome activity to sit and rest after so much walking.”
Explore Verona with local guide Fabio on a small-group walk through Roman monuments, medieval squares, river views, and overlooked 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!”
Tour Verona Arena with skip-the-line entry, a licensed guide, Roman history, gladiator stories, and opera insights in a 45-minute visit.
“Franco did a good tour and had many nice informations”
Visit Verona’s Juliet’s House with fast-track entry, balcony access, courtyard photos, and a multilingual self-guided audio tour.
“Loved it - the house was beautiful & just the perfect amount of information. Perfect to go at your own pace.”
Explore Verona on foot, enter the Roman Arena, hear the Romeo and Juliet legends, and ride the cable car for city views on a small-group tour.
“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!”
See Aida, Carmen, or La Traviata beneath the stars at Verona Arena, with optional walking tour, easy ticket pickup, and practical seating tips.
“The ticket value was good, as how often do you sit in one of the oldest used amphitheatres in the world watching Italian Opera….. spectacular. The show itself however was extremely long and as it started at 21:30 having to wander home after midnight through dark streets was less than ideal? Great moment however…”
Make fresh pasta and tiramisu in central Verona, with Prosecco on arrival, wine at the table, and a relaxed three-hour class.
“We loved our class and Ilhandra was the perfect host. We could not fault the experience.”
See Verona by bike in three hours, from Juliet’s balcony and Roman ruins to quiet lanes and Ponte Pietra, with a small English-speaking group.
“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 fettuccine, ravioli, and tiramisu in central Verona with Prosecco, wine, and friendly hands-on instruction.
“Small friendly group. Excellent tuition. It was a great way to meet other travellers. I learnt a lot too.”
Tour Valpolicella from Verona by minivan, visit two wineries, and taste Amarone, Ripasso, local meats, cheeses, and olive oil.
“Great personal service and discussion. Keeping to just 2 small vineyards with small batch sampling and food pairing made the experience the best.”
See Sirmione by boat and on foot, then ferry to Lazise on a guided Lake Garda day trip from Verona with free time to explore.
“Brilliant day out, strongly recommend. Thanks Laura for a really good day out to Sirmione/Lake Garda!”
Tour a small organic winery near Verona, taste five local wines with cheese and cured meats, and enjoy sweeping city views from a hilltop terrace.
“The tour was fantastic. The view overlooking Verona was amazing. The tour guide and all of the staff were very friendly. It was interesting seeing the vineyard up close. The wine tasting was great and finding out about how each wine is made, explaining how it changes the flavours of the wine was very interesting. I would highly recommend this tour and we would love to return and stay in their accommodation. 10 out of 10.”
See Verona’s Roman arena, medieval squares, Scaliger tombs, and Juliet’s House on a relaxed two-hour small-group walk.
“Very worthwhile. It was a small group of 4 but Isabella turned up, and gave it her all. We thoroughly enjoyed it .”
Taste Verona’s local food and wines, explore legends and landmarks, then ride the funicular for sweeping city views on this small-group tour.
“great tour-gives you an overview of Verona and fills your stomach. We saw local sights, tried Pastries for breakfast and a great pasta lunch. Wine tasting was an added bonus.”
Tour a family winery in Valpolicella near Verona, explore its old cellar, and taste Valpolicella, Ripasso, Amarone, olive oil, and local foods.
“A perfect morning! The tour was really interesting and we walked through the fields, the house and the wine cellars followed by a lovely wine tasting with cheese, meats, bread and cake with a stunning view. The staff were so welcoming and knowledgeable.”
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