Italy · VERONA TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 15 verona tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
See Verona by open-top bus with 24 or 48-hour access, audio commentary, two routes, Roman sights, San Zeno, and hilltop views.
“Service was as advertised but I do wish it went past 5pm … saying something is good for 24-hours sort of implies being able to use over the course of a full day. I liked that the route picked up right at the train station. Best if used earlier in day.”
Explore Verona with local guide Fabio on a small-group walk covering Roman ruins, medieval squares, river views, and overlooked corners.
“We took this tour while in Verona for the Opera in July. We were all very impressed with our guide Fabio who introduced us to the history, geography, architecture and cultural heritage of Verona. His delivery and knowledge of his subject plus his manner, wit and good nature made the whole experience excellent.”
Skip Verona Arena lines, explore its Roman past with a lively English or Italian guide, and learn how opera keeps this ancient venue alive.
“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.”
Review of Verona’s Juliet’s House ticket with fast-track entry, balcony access, courtyard statue, and multilingual audio guide tips.
“Easy to find to get tickets but digital ticket would be better”
Explore Verona’s Arena, Juliet’s balcony, medieval squares, and Saint Peter’s Hill on a guided small group walk with cable car views.
“Our guide (Monica?) was excellent!! She was so knowledgeable and she was just great! We were very impressed by all of the information she shared! It was a great tour - SO much history!”
Review the Arena di Verona opera experience, with ticket tips, seating advice, show times, walking tour value, and practical rules.
“The seats were great, such great value for money and a must do when in Verona”
Make fresh pasta and tiramisu in central Verona, enjoy Prosecco and wine, and share a relaxed three-hour Italian meal.
“Thoroughly enjoyed our experience, highlight of our trip. Eloise was so friendly, welcoming and patient, it was so much fun, we learnt some fun facts and it was really good value for money.”
See Verona’s Roman ruins, Juliet’s balcony, ancient walls, and quiet corners by bike on this easy 3-hour small-group tour.
“The tour was great! Unfortunately, due to heavy rain we had to change the biking tour to a walking tour, but Francesco adapted easily and showed us the important sightseeings. He was very friendly and open, passionate about Verona’s history, we felt encouraged to ask questions, overall he was a very good guide!”
Learn to make fresh pasta and tiramisu in central Verona with wine, a Prosecco welcome, and a shared Italian meal.
“This was a wonderful experience! We were expecting a large group but ended up with three for a more hands on experience. Victoria was great at explaining and teaching us, we would definitely recommend to anyone!!!”
Explore Valpolicella from Verona with two winery visits, Amarone tastings, local pairings, and a small-group ride through Veneto wine country.
“2 fantastic wineries to visit both different styles but both well worth visiting”
Review of the Lake Garda day tour from Verona, with Sirmione’s castle, boat cruise, guided walk, Lazise, free time, and practical tips.
“We loved the tour with Alessandra! She was a wonderful guide and we enjoyed the various elements of the day trip. Lake Garda is beautiful.”
Taste five organic Veneto wines, tour a hillside winery, and enjoy local meats, cheeses, and superb views over Verona.
“The view is amazing the farm very cute with the vineyard, the animals and the rooms where the wine is made. Everyone was super kind, food was great and well served as well as the wine. Love it”
Explore Verona’s Roman arena, medieval squares, Juliet’s House, and Scaliger landmarks on a relaxed two-hour small-group walk.
“Frank was funny, charming, and knowledgeable. The tour was just the right amount of time and we learned a lot about this charming city.”
Explore Verona by bike in three hours, from the Roman Arena to Castel San Pietro, with an English-speaking guide and a small group.
“This is a great way to see and learn about Verona. Our tour guide, Silvia, was excellent. She was fun and informative. Silvia gave us enough information to be very interesting and for us to be able to remember what she said but not too much to be overwhelming. Great tour. Awesome tour guide! Take this tour.”
Explore Verona through pastries, local dishes, Amarone, legends, hidden corners, Juliet’s balcony, and a panoramic funicular ride.
“Right amount of food/wine (not too much). Informative about food and some Verona highlights. Pace accommodated our group.”
Pick a ruin, a gallery, a kitchen or a boat.
