Verona walking tours

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What to visit in Verona in a day

Discover these spots in our walking tours of Verona

Verona Arena

The Verona Arena is located in Piazza Bra, and it is one of the most iconic Roman amphitheaters in Italy, and possibly the most notable point of interest in Verona. It is still in use for opera performances.

Castel San Pietro

If you would like to have a breath-taking view of Verona, our tours will bring you to Castel San Pietro. There you will learn its history and relax in a very calm environment.

Juliet's House & Balcony

Shakespeare’s famous love story, Romeo and Juliet, occurs here in Verona. You definitely cannot miss the fascinating balcony of Juliette's house from a Gothic-style 1300s house. Be aware, though, that it is very crowded.

Duomo of Verona (Verona's Cathedral)

Dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Cathedral is a must-see in Verona and one of the points of interest discussed in our tours. You will find a Duomo in most of the largest Italian cities.

Parco delle Colombare

One of the most beautiful and romantic parks of Verona is Parco delle Colombare. A relaxing place where you can rest far from the crowded streets of Verona.

Stone Bridge (Ponte Pietra)

Visit the Roman arch bridge crossing the Adige River, the so-called "Ponte Pietra." It is one of the most characteristic bridges in Verona and connects Teatro Romano and Castel San Pietro.

Piazza Bra

This is the main square of Verona, where the "Arena" is located. It is often referred to simply as Bra, and it is the perfect place to start our Verona walking tours.

Piazza dei Signori

Verona squares are not second to other cities in Italy. While Piazza Bra is more renowned, Piazza dei Signori is quite a jewel and one of the must-see spots within our walking tours of Verona.

Scaliger Tombs (Arche Scaligere)

If you like history, you cannot miss this monumental Gothic-style funerary complex reserved for the Scaliger family, who ruled in Verona from the 13th to the 14th century.

Arco dei Gavi

Situated outside of the Roman walls of Verona, this gate was erected in the 1st century. After being destroyed during the Napoleonic era, it was re-conducted in 1932.