VERONA - WALKING TOUR

Departure Date

Daily

Duration

2 hours

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Maximum Seats

25

Price

€43

Price

from €43

Embark on a captivating journey through the heart of Verona and uncover the enchanting history of this glorious city with our expertly guided Verona Walking Tour​. Wander through the main streets of the old town, where every corner tells a story from centuries past. From ancient Roman architecture to medieval treasures, this tour is the perfect way to experience Verona’s rich heritage and timeless beauty.

Your adventure begins at Piazza Bra, one of Verona’s most picturesque squares, home to the city’s crown jewel—the iconic Verona Arena. This monumental Roman amphitheatre, dating back to the 1st century B.C., is a remarkable testament to the grandeur of ancient Rome. As you stand before its imposing façade, you’ll be transported back to the days when gladiators fought for glory. Today, the Verona Arena hosts world-class festivals, music events, and opera performances that draw crowds from all over the world.

As we continue our walk through the narrow, winding streets of the old town, our guide will bring Verona’s Roman and medieval past to life. Admire architectural gems like the Verona Cathedral and the stunning Scaliger Tombs, where the city’s noble families were laid to rest in intricate and artful structures. Each landmark holds a piece of Verona’s illustrious history, waiting to be discovered.

The ambiance of the tour shifts as we delve into the romantic allure of Verona, culminating in the legendary story of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. Learn why Verona was the perfect backdrop for this timeless tragedy as we visit the famous Juliet’s House, complete with the iconic balcony where Juliet is said to have called out to her Romeo. Stand in the courtyard, feel the romance in the air, and imagine the love story that has captivated hearts for centuries.

Our journey concludes in the lively Piazza delle Erbe, a bustling square surrounded by monuments, shops, and cafés. Here, you can admire the Madonna Verona Fountain, with its thermal waters, and other landmarks such as the Lamberti Tower—a symbol of the city’s medieval past.

This Verona Walking Tour​ is the perfect introduction for both art lovers and first-time visitors, offering a comprehensive look at Verona’s historical and romantic essence. Whether you’re captivated by its ancient ruins or enchanted by its literary connections, Verona is a city that will leave a lasting impression.

For those seeking a more personalized experience, we offer private tours tailored to your interests. Please feel free to contact us for more information and to arrange your exclusive Verona Walking Tour​. Let us guide you through the fascinating stories and hidden gems of this magical city!

TOUR INFO

Meeting Point

IN FRONT OF RISTORI THEATER – Via Teatro Ristori, 7

In front of the main entrance – The guide will be holding a yellow sign

When

Everyday

Time

10 am

Language

English

Tour Table

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HOW THE PAYMENT WORKS:

Your debit/credit card will not be charged until the tour will be confirmed.
Sometimes your bank could hold the amount until the booking is confirmed or cancelled.

  • Up to 2 people: 200€

  • Up to 4 people: 240€

  • Up to 6 people: 280€

  • Up to 8 people: 310€

  • For big groups, please contact us: [email protected]

  • Fully licensed guide

  • 2.30 hour tour of Verona historic Center

  • Hotel Pickup: 20€ (in the city center)

  • Arena's ticket: 15€

  • Meals

  • Tips

You may cancel your booking any time before the tour date by writing an email to [email protected]

By 24 hrs before: refund 100%

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Tour Overview

Stop 1

Meeting Point

Meet your guide in front of the TEATRO RISTORI. The guide will be holding a yellow sign.
Stop 2

Arena

The Arena, with its gigantic dimensions of 140 meters in length and 110 meters in width, dominates Piazza Bra and is the world's best preserved Roman amphitheater. Built in 1st century AD, thanks to its great acoustics, still provides hours of good music and entertainment with seating for 30000 people.
Stop 3

Gavi Arch

This arch, built in white veronese marble and dedicated to the “Gavia”, an important Roman family, in the 1st century, used to stand in the middle of Corso Castelvecchio, connecting the city with the capital, Rome. The French dismantled it as it was considered a hindrance to traffic and dumped the pieces under the arches of the arena. It was reassembled where it now stands, piece by piece, in 1932.
Stop 4

Scaligere Arches

These remarkable funerary tombs commemorate the Scaliger family who ruled Verona in 13th and 14th century. The most representative monument of the Gothic art, the tombs are placed within an enclosure of wrought iron grilles decorated with a stair motif, referring to the name of the della Scala family, meaning "of the stairs" in Italian.
Stop 5

Juliet’s Balcony

This is the reason why most of the tourists visit Verona, to visit and listen to one of the most romantic and tragic love story written by Shakespeare. This building, originally dating back to the 12th century, was owned for a long period by the Dal Cappello family, whose coat-of-arms is carved into the keystone of the courtyard inner archway. Identification of the name Cappello with that of Capuleti began the popular belief was inspiration for his famous play from a true story of family rivalry and of the eternal forbidden love.
Stop 6

Erbe Square

The Forum, centre of city life during Roman times, was situated here. The Piazza delle Erbe has continued to fill this same role for centuries: meeting place, home to the market, and also home to the city's administration The centre of the square contains the monuments that symbolise the different rulers of Verona: the most famous is the fountain, built using a Roman statue during Scaligeri rule and later known as the "Madonna Verona". On the far side of the square are the 14th century Gardello Tower and the Baroque Palazzo Maffei. The courtyard of the Palazzo del Comune leads on to the Lamberti Tower with its suggestive panoramic views over the city.