Castel San Pietro

Hop on the open-top red bus and see the sights of Verona as you learn more about this historic city from the onboard multilingual audio commentary. Travel on 2 routes that have been specifically designed to show you the main attractions of the city. Both tours start from Piazza Brà, the Square of the Arena. You can hop off and explore at your leisure, re-boarding the bus as often as you like with your 24 or 48-hour ticket. Well-known as the setting for the story of Romeo and Juliet, historic Verona is a blend of its storied past and its modern industrial base. This was one of the most powerful cities during the early days of the Roman Empire, and its old city is one of the best-preserved in Italy. Red route stops: • Piazza Bra • Corso Porta Nuova Giardini Pradaval • Stazione FS Porta Nuova • Piazza Pozza • Basilica S. Zeno Castelvecchio • Via Diaz Porta Borsari • Teatro Romano • Porta Leoni • Piazza Leoni (Juliet's House) Blue route stops: • Piazza Bra • Via Pallone Tomba Giulietta • Via G. Giusti • S. Stefano Teatro Romano • Castel S Pietro • Duomo • Piazza Erbe Casa Giulietta • Porta Leoni • Piazza Leoni (Juliet's House)

Meet the guide in the city center of Verona, collect a bike and helmet, and start your journey. Discover Verona’s main squares and the ancient monuments, cycling through surrounding neighborhoods, along ancient city walls, and Verona’s old town. Hear interesting stories and useful information from the professional tour guide, and take a quick break for a cappuccino. Visit the Roman bridge of Ponte Pietra and other local Roman ruins. Relive the love story of Romeo and Juliet with a quick stop inside the Capuleti house’s yard to admire Juliet’s famous balcony. Lastly, reach the beautiful Ponte Pietra to take some amazing photos of San Pietro's hill before returning to the starting point.

Immerse yourself in the best of Verona on a fascinating small group tour that takes you to the most iconic sites in the city. Start your journey at Bra Square, where you'll see the stunning Roman Amphitheater, also known as the Arena. Learn from your expert guide, and save valuable time exploring. Explore the city's rich history as we visit the Roman Gavi's Arch, the Roman Borsari Gate, and the Roman Stone Bridge. Stroll along the Adige riverfront, which offers breathtaking views of the ancient, but no longer existing Saint Thomas Island. Walk through the medieval lanes and take in the unique architecture of the city's historic buildings. Then, head to Saint Peter Hill for the Belvedere, where you'll enjoy a spectacular view of Verona from the top, reached by cable car. Once back to the town center, visit other notable attractions like the Roman Theatre and Della Scala Medieval Tombs. No visit to Verona is complete without seeing Romeo's House and Juliet's Balcony. We'll stop at Signori Square and Erbe Square, where you can soak up the vibrant atmosphere of the city. To top it all off, we'll return to Bra Square for a tasting of typical local products, giving you a chance to savor the delicious flavors of Verona. Join a local feast with cold cuts, ham, cheeses, and two different kinds of local wines. Don't miss out on this unforgettable tour that will take you on a journey through Verona's rich history, culture, and cuisine. Have a personalized experience with a knowledgeable guide and a small group of fellow travelers, an experience that you'll remember for years to come.

Join a bike tour to see Verona, considered the most romantic Italian city thanks to the fascination of one of the most important of Shakespeare’s plays, Romeo and Juliet. As you cycle, imagine the beautiful history and fiction of this city. Reach Piazza Bra, the largest piazza in all of Verona. See the Verona Arena, a Roman amphitheater built around 30 A.D. Cycle through Piazza delle Erbe and its open-air market, Piazzale Castel San Pietro and the beautiful San Zeno basilica. From Brà Molinari, enjoy an amazing view of the city's river and hills. After stopping in front of the Duomo and crossing the ancient Roman arch bridge Ponte Pietra, prepare your legs: you'll leave your bikes for a little while to climb up to Castel San Pietro by a panoramic staircase. Climb 231 steps to a viewpoint of Verona's skyline. Rest assured: you will be highly rewarded for your small effort by the spectacular ruins of the Roman Theatre and by a breathtaking view of Verona. Halfway up the panoramic stairway, you'll also stop to admire the view of the Roman Theatre ruins.

Jump on your bike, set your mobile phone on the handlebar and make your way through the city center of Verona, a tiny gem. You'll discover well known monuments of the Roman time (like the ancient Arena, worth a visit inside!), of the Middle age (the symbol of Verona comes from the noble La Scala family), of the Austrian domination and much more. You'll ride along the narrow roads and through the wide squares. On the app you'll read many information about Verona and you'll be able to start when you like, stop where and how long you prefer.

A cultural stroll at sunset in the most romantic city in Italy, Verona. Discover the city through its historic center visiting the beautiful Piazza Erbe and the famous Shakespeare's balcony at the House of Juliet. Walk through the most suggestive panoramic corners with a night tour. With a funicula reach the terrace of Castel San Pietro and enjoy the view over the city of love. Before to reach Piazza Brà and the majestic Arena, admire the medioeval bridge at Castelvecchio. Finally, you will end the tour either with a fresh typical ice cream in summer or a hot chocolate in winter.

Embrace the opportunity to uncover Verona’s secrets and succumb to its enchanting allure. Imagine strolling through streets where mediaeval towers, Renaissance palaces, and Roman ruins stand as vibrant reminders of the city’s rich history. Picture yourself at the iconic Roman Arena, one of the world’s best-preserved amphitheatres, where stunning opera performances transport you to another era.And who wouldn’t want to experience the romance immortalised by Shakespeare at Juliet’s balcony? Verona is more than a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its well-preserved Roman monuments—it's a city brimming with history, beauty, and hidden gems. Beyond its famous landmarks, a world of discovery awaits. As you explore quiet alleys and secluded courtyards, you’ll find artisan boutiques, cozy trattorias, and tranquil gardens that reveal the city’s true essence. Verona is an architectural marvel where art, culture, and history converge. By taking this self-guided walk, you’ll experience the most captivating sights and adventures that make Verona so irresistible. Don’t be left out—come and explore this magical city for yourself.

Start your tour at the Verona Cathedral dedicated to the Virgin Mary. It is one of the most important religious buildings in the city. The origins date back to as early as the 4th century. Here, you will see Romanesque architecture, a large double-arched facade in the exterior and frescos and precious art-works in its interior along with a 16th century bell tower which is about 75 meters high. Get to see the oldest bridge in Verona known as the Ponte Pietra dating back to the Roman times. The bridge spans 92 meters over the breadth of the Adige river and has 5 arches. Continue your tour by visiting the Basilica di Santa Anastasia located in the historic center of Verona. It is the largest Church in Verona and is built using red marble in Gothic style. Here, you will also see the monument dedicated to Cortesia Serego which was made by the italian painter Vincenzo di Stefano da Verona. As you walk through the square known as Piazza dei Signori, you will see the Palace of Cansignorio (also known as Palazzo Del Capitano). Here, you will see a 15th century courtyard and a portal by Michele Sanmicheli. The current building dates back to the 16th century. Here, you will also see the restored tower which was a part of the original palace building. Located nearby is another square known as Piazza delle Erbe where you will come across the ancient town hall, judges hall and Mazzanti Houses with frescoes. An ancient fountain built by Cansignorio della Scala in 1368 adds to the charm of this square. Continue on to see the 84 meters tall tower with a spiral staircase known as Torre dei Lamberti. The construction of this tower dates back to the early 12th century. It was struck by lightning and was later reconstructed. Its large clock was added in the year 1779. Finish your tour at the Verona Arena, a Roman Amphitheater built during 30 A.D and survived an earthquake in 1117. The site is still used for large opera performances till date. You will also have a chance to see the largest segmental arch bridge of its time, the Ponte Scaligero. Finish your tour at the ancient Roman gate dating back to the 1st century known as Porta Borsari. You may also choose to visit the Castel San Pietro located on the San Pietro hill by funicular. Here, you will see Romanesque Revival style architecture along with panoramic views of the city. The current building stands on the site of the old fortress which was destroyed in 1801.

If you are looking for a way to discover the most authentic side of Verona in a relaxed and fun atmosphere, this is definitely the tour for you! We will walk you through both the most classic sites and also the hidden gems that most people miss out! Our tour will give you great insights, fun stories, intriguing anecdotes and certainly won´t "lecture" you about the city. We ´ve been guiding for almost 2 decades and we learned that listening to someone is way more difficult than talking to someone... We want our tours to be a fun experience rather than a boring lesson. To make it even more enjoyable, there will be time for a stop in one of our favourite bars for a coffee, a spritz, a prosecco or a glass of Valpolicella wine.. on us! After all, bars in Italy are some of the best places to enjoy the true local life! Join us and discover the True Verona!