VENICE · DESTINATION
76 Tours Reviewed
Verona tastes better on foot. This is a tight, small-group food walk that mixes serious local flavors with wine, including Valpolicella Classico and Soave. I like that you get both savory (Sopressa salami, cured ham, cheeses, Sicilian vegetable paté) and…
Cars have their own museum here. The Museo Nicolis in Verona is a technical and mechanical rabbit hole, founded in 2000 by Luciano Nicolis, and it’s set up for you to wander at your own pace. I love seeing rare…
Verona can feel like a movie set. This tour turns the stones into stories, from Roman Verona to the medieval power plays that shaped the city you walk through today. You’ll move at a comfortable pace through famous landmarks like…
Love Romeo and Juliet? Start here in Verona. This tour strings together movie locations from Letters to Juliet with real Verona landmarks, while a local guide explains what likely happened, step by step. I like that the story stays practical,…
Verona is best seen at a human pace. This e-bike tour gives you an easy way to cover lots of ground, slip past main sights, and still get that cool hilltop look over the city. I especially like the electric-bike…
I like this tour because it feels built around the real work of winemaking, not just a sales pitch. You’ll visit a historic estate in the Valpolicella hills and move through the icehouse aging room for Amarone vintages and then…
Verona, but at your own pace. This self-guided walking tour uses a local-made digital guide to steer you past the city’s main sights, with food recommendations and little stories you can actually use while you’re walking. One thing to keep…
Verona gets darker after sunset. This Dark Historical Verona walk threads Roman tragedy, WWII memories, and medieval punishment into one easy-to-follow stroll through the historic center. I love the way the local guide turns each landmark into a story you…
Rome and Juliet meet Roman Verona. This short, small-group walk turns the city into a story you can actually follow on foot. I love how it starts at the Arena amphitheater and builds outward through medieval streets, instead of jumping…
Wine country with real people behind it. At Tenuta Santa Maria Valverde in Valpolicella, this tour is built around the family-run way of doing wine, not a cookie-cutter tasting room script. You stroll through the vineyard, hear the winery story…
Lake Garda is famous for a reason. This day trip from Verona gives you a fast, well-paced taste of Sirmione and Borghetto sul Mincio, with the lake seen the best way: from the water. You’ll drive out from the historic…
A great half-day plan starts with one word: Amarone. This Valpolicella outing pairs countryside views with a real tasting lesson on the styles made here, including Amarone and Recioto. You’ll ride out from Verona in an air-conditioned van, stop in…
A great first day in Verona should feel personal. This private walking tour is built around meeting a friendly local, starting from your neighborhood, and getting practical advice you can use right away. You also get flexibility: choose your meeting…
Verona gets under your skin fast. This walk strings together the city’s big ideas—from medieval castles to Roman spectacle—without turning the day into a museum sprint. I especially like the small-group pace and how the Arena entry is handled with…
Two wheels and great wine make a perfect break. This half-day e-bike outing trades Verona streets for Valpolicella vineyards, with guides explaining how Amarone and other wines come from this specific terrain. What I like most: you get big views…
