Attractions: Piazza Bra

This hop-on, hop-off tour will offer you a whirlwind introduction to Verona. You’ll travel on a comfortable, open-top bus with two routes to ride and 16 stops around the city. Your flexible, 24-hour ticket will let you get on and off whenever you like so that you can spend time exploring the attractions that interest you most. Some of the stops you’ll find along the routes include Piazza Bra – one of Italy’s largest squares - Basilica di San Zeno Maggiore, the medieval Castelvecchio, the historic Porta Leoni gate and the ancient Teatro Romano amphitheater.

Enjoy a guided walk through the historical centre of Verona with a professional local guide. Known as the City of Love, Verona has more to offer than the Romeo and Juliet story. As you explore, you'll get a sense of the city's rich historical heritage and the atmosphere that has shaped it over centuries. You will see the Verona Arena, the ancient amphitheatre that dominates the cityscape, and stroll through Piazza Bra, lined by significant buildings. Along the way the guide will share insights and anecdotes about the bustling Piazza delle Erbe, the romantic House of Juliet, and other notable spots in the centre. The commentary will give context to the sights and help you appreciate both the famous highlights and the stories behind them.

This audio walking tour of Verona guides you through the stories that shape the city’s character. You’ll move at your own pace from the world-famous Arena of Verona — where gladiators once fought and operas are still staged — to the medieval tombs of the powerful Scaligeri family and on to Juliet’s famous balcony. Along the way, you’ll hear how Roman history, Shakespeare, opera, love and local myths intertwine in one of Italy’s most atmospheric cities. The experience is self-guided via the CityAppTour app, so you won’t need a live guide or to join a group. The app works offline, and the tour includes more than 30 handpicked stories compiled by a local guide. The provider also offers a money-back guarantee. The narrative style focuses on engaging tales rather than dry facts, letting the city’s past and present come to life as you explore.

Ideal for opera lovers, the Arena di Verona ticket package gives you the chance to attend an evening opera performance in the historic Arena di Verona. As part of the experience you will also have time to explore Verona and enjoy the lively atmosphere of Piazza Bra. The package lets you use public transport around the city as you wish, so you can move between sights with ease. A guided tour of Verona with an official City Guide is included, offering local insight and pointing out the city’s main highlights as you walk. Along the way you’ll see the areas around the Arena and Piazza Bra and gain context about the places you pass, helping you appreciate the evening performance and the city that hosts it.

In Verona you will join a small group tour that explores the city's most iconic sites. Along the way you will see the Roman Amphitheatre and wander through atmospheric medieval lanes. If you choose that option, the tour will include a visit to Romeo's House and Juliet's Balcony in her house. As you move through the city, your expert guide will share local history and point out secrets and hidden gems. You will also take a cable car up to Saint Peter Hill, where you will enjoy sweeping views over Verona. The route will balance well‑known landmarks with quieter corners, giving a clear sense of the city's past and present.

This self-guided app-based walking tour of Verona takes you through stories from 2,000 years of the city’s past. The route has been fully rewritten and expanded based on real traveller feedback in 2026. You can start anytime and pause whenever you like, so there’s no large group, no fixed schedule and no rushing between stops. Over 20,000 travellers have used these self-guided tours, and this tour comes with a full refund guarantee. As you move through the city, you’ll walk past a Roman amphitheatre older than the Colosseum and stand beneath a whale rib that has hung from an archway for centuries. You’ll see the house marketed as Romeo’s that actually belonged to one of Italy’s first female scholars, and learn about a tyrant who built a fortress facing his own citizens rather than his enemies. Along the way the app links the Scaligeri dynasty, Dante, Napoleon and the postwar rebuilding of the city, and points out a monk’s scribbled riddle that became one of the earliest traces of the Italian language. The tour focuses on what happened in Verona, using streets and buildings to tell the stories rather than following a strict itinerary.

On this small-group tour of Verona, you’ll pair sightseeing and local food with a scenic cable car ride. A guide will walk you through the old town and share insights as you move past highlights such as the arena, Juliet’s balcony and Piazza delle Erbe. Along the way you’ll get a sense of the city’s history and photo opportunities at key spots. You’ll take the cable car up to St. Peter Hill for sweeping views and time to snap photos from the scenic overlook. The experience will end in lively Piazza Bra, where you’ll enjoy an aperitivo that may include local cold cuts, cheeses and wine. The small-group format will allow a slower pace and more personal attention from the guide.

On a full-day trip from the Lake Garda region, you’ll visit Verona, the town synonymous with the romance of ‘Romeo and Juliet.’ Accompanied by a guide, you’ll explore the city often called a jewel of the European Renaissance. As you move through the centre, the tour will cover Juliet’s House, the impressive Verona Arena and the elegant Piazza dei Signori, giving you a sense of the city’s history, architecture and literary connections. After the guided portion, you’ll have free time to wander at your own pace. Along Via Mazzini you can browse boutiques, stop for a coffee or simply soak up the atmosphere before returning to the lakes. The experience blends a guided city tour with independent time to explore Verona’s streets and landmarks.

This e‑bike tour starts at the ancient Arco dei Gavi and follows Verona’s layered history. As you move through the city, you will pass the Roman gate of Porta Borsari, cross lively Piazza Erbe and pause by Juliet’s Balcony. With your e‑bike you will climb the Torricelle hills to reach Castel San Pietro, where you can take in wide views across the city's rooftops and the Adige River. You will then ride down to the riverside by Ponte Pietra, the city’s oldest bridge, and explore the quieter charm of Sottoriva and the gothic elegance of San Fermo Church. Along the way you will pedal through Piazza Bra and past the Arena, where Roman and later stories come to life. The experience finishes in the peaceful district of San Zeno, with its cobbled lanes, local cafés and the impressive Basilica di San Zeno, one of Verona’s most treasured landmarks.

On this all-inclusive experience in Verona, you will move through the city with a local who will show you how people live and share the city’s traditions and culture. Along the way you will hear local legends, enjoy several wining and dining stops and sit down to a delicious lunch. You will also take a proper wine-tasting lesson that pairs wines with the right food. You will ride the cable car with skip-the-line tickets to admire Verona from above and take in the views. During winter you will visit the Christmas markets. Vegetarian options will be available, so the experience is suitable for vegetarians. Each stop is designed to be intimate and memorable, giving you a taste of Verona through its food, wine and stories.

Verona’s history and stories come alive on this guided walking tour led by a local expert. You will move through the city’s streets as your guide highlights hidden details and the context behind its landmarks. Along the way you will see the imposing Castelvecchio and the Arco dei Gavi, and feel the atmosphere of the city’s main squares as you pass through Piazza delle Erbe and Piazza dei Signori. Each stop will be presented as more than a photo opportunity, with commentary that connects the monuments to Verona’s past and present. The tour finishes in Piazza Bra, where you will admire the Arena from the outside, one of the best-preserved Roman amphitheatres in the world. If you want to extend your experience, you can also choose a combined offer that includes this walking tour together with an Arena guided tour.

An evening at the Arena di Verona offers the chance to experience opera in the oldest and largest open‑air amphitheatre in the world. You will attend a performance that may be Aida, Carmen, Tosca, La Traviata or another title from the season’s programme. Your booking includes a ticket in a 6° sector category seat inside the arena, so you can take in the music and staging from this historic setting. Before the performance, you will join a guided walking tour of Verona. As you move through the city, your guide will point out key sights and share local stories and context that help explain Verona’s history and character. The combination of the city walk and the opera gives you both an introduction to Verona and an evening immersed in its famous musical tradition.

This self-guided audio tour lets you explore Verona at your own pace. You’ll move through the city as you choose, lingering at places that catch your interest or passing quickly through others. The commentary is designed for a personalised visit to this UNESCO World Heritage city, so you’ll feel free to follow your own rhythm. Expert narration uncovers hidden stories and historical secrets that even locals rarely share, bringing Verona’s Roman, medieval and Renaissance history to life. You’ll hear authentic local perspectives that reveal the city beyond the usual tourist spots. Professionally engineered sound design creates an immersive sonic landscape, transporting you through the centuries — from ancient Roman amphitheatres to scenes tied to Shakespearean tragedies. Along the way you may pause for a coffee or an espresso and pick up the commentary again when you’re ready.

In Verona, an official guide will lead you on a walk that brings the city's history and beauty to life. As you move through the streets, you will visit Piazza Erbe and Piazza Dante, see Romeo and Juliet's houses and learn about Shakespeare's links to the city. Along the way you'll hear about the Roman roots of Verona and view landmarks such as the Arena di Verona and Porta Borsari, among other notable sites. The guide will weave together historical facts, local anecdotes and unusual tales that only a resident expert can share. You can choose a shorter walk for a lively introduction to the city’s pulse or a more immersive option to explore deeper layers of Verona’s past and hidden corners. The experience is designed to help you connect with both the famous monuments and the lesser-known stories that shape this medieval city.

Enjoy a journey through Verona’s flavours and Italian cuisine with a local guide in English or Italian. The experience begins at a delicatessen where you’ll sample a selection of cured hams and cheeses paired with vegetable pâtés. Because olives grow widely in the area, you’ll visit a local oil mill shop to try bruschetta and learn about olive oil production. Along the way you’ll taste three iconic Italian chocolates and learn more about how they’re made. A break follows at the tasting room of Saibante, a small winery that produces less than 15,000 bottles per year, where you’ll taste Valpolicella wines and uncover some of the secrets of their making. As you move through UNESCO Verona’s historic centre, your guides will share stories about the city’s history, traditions and culture. The final stop is a family shop that has been producing Pandoro, Verona’s most famous cake, since 1909. You’ll leave having sampled a range of local specialties and having learned about the ingredients and techniques behind them. You’ll be encouraged to arrive hungry and curious, ready to explore the flavours of Verona.