Group Experiences in Verona

Verona! A city full of UNESCO World Heritage Sites, as well as the site of not one, not two, but _three_ Shakespeare plays! If you're planning on visiting Verona, do yourself a favor and get the **VeronaCard** – it's the perfect city pass!. You can visit the Verona Arena, see Juliet's legendary balcony on a visit to Casa di Giulietta, climb the Lamberti Tower, and so much more. And it's not only that: you also get unlimited access to public transport - and discounts galore! Your ticket also includes a digital audio guide for Verona City Center and Lake Garda.

Visit the heart of Verona, where Shakespeare’s star-crossed lovers come to life. With a fast-track entry ticket, you'll bypass the crowds and enter Juliet's House directly, immersing yourself in a love story that has fascinated people for centuries. In Juliet’s Courtyard, a bronze statue of the heroine stands, inviting you to step into a world of timeless romance. Fans of Shakespeare can enjoy views from the iconic balcony, where you can imagine Juliet herself whispering words of love. Your ticket includes access to a medieval residence connected to the feuding Cappelletti and Montecchi families, which inspired Shakespeare’s tragic play. Additionally, the ticket provides entry to a collection of art, costumes, and frescos, all explained with stories through an audio guide.

In fair Verona we lay our scene... and save you money while you're at it. Every Romeo and Juliet can make the most of this Hop-on Hop-off bus pass covering two different sightseeing tours. See Piazza Bra, Castel San Pietro, Church of Saint Anastasia and even Juliet's house!

Museo Nicolis is a tribute to the tools of traffic and is jam-packed with vehicles which trace the evolution of transport. In fact, this private collection is so extensive that it's a wonder they even found the _vroom_ for it all! See hundreds of vintage cars, bikes, motorcycles, and even small aircraft in eight exhibits. That's not all – immerse yourself in a world of mechanical antique treasures which include cameras, typewriters, and musical instruments. It's a collection of curiosities!

Discover one of the best-preserved Roman amphitheaters in all of Italy with a guided tour of Verona Arena. Meet your local guide in Piazza Bra to begin your visit, and enjoy a behind-the-scenes tour of this famous Roman amphitheater. Enter the mighty arena with your priority ticket and listen as a local expert gives you chapter and verse on the arena's construction, its ancient uses, the historical legends behind it, and how it is used today. Tiptoe under the old marble arcades and listen to stories of gladiators and ancient Roman games that used to take place here. Admire the preserved ‘Ala’, which is the only remaining section of the outer third circle. Discover facts and anecdotes about the long and extraordinary history of the great amphitheater, which survived an earthquake in the 12th century, and is still the city’s favorite open-air opera venue to this day. Its unique acoustics and historical atmosphere are hard to beat!

It's not every day you get to explore an Italian city with a 2,000 year history, so take advantage of this opportunity to tour **Verona** with an **expert guide.**

Join a night tour through Verona’s old town with the Italian pub crawl. Visit lively squares, active streets, and three popular bars frequented by locals and students. Encounter music, fun games, and opportunities to meet people from around the world.

In fair Verona where we lay our scene – it's more than _Romeo and Juliet_ that brings people to this beautiful Italian town. Get to know Verona, a bustling student city, on this two-hour walking tour. See the balcony made famous by the star-crossed lovers and relish the atmosphere of Verona’s buzzing piazzas. See an ancient Roman Arena from 30 A.D. – it's still in use today! Walk on old cobblestone streets and hear stories about life in medieval times. It's hard not to get lovestruck here.

Book a seat on the Flyski shuttle from Verona Airport (VRN) to Campitello di Fassa for a direct connection to the Sella Ronda circuit. The driver will manage the luggage and handle the roads, allowing you to relax during your trip. This service provides a practical travel option from Verona's airport to the Dolomites.

Participate in a wine tasting session designed to understand the characteristics of Amarone della Valpolicella in Verona. The session takes place in a notable wine bar, guided by sommeliers specialized in the region's wines. It includes a comparison of three Amarone wines, offering insights into how aging, techniques, and time influence their profiles. Accompany the tasting with a thoughtfully paired selection of local cheeses and soppressa to examine the interaction of flavors. Gain a focused understanding of this regional winemaking specialty through structured exploration.

Begin your Italian ski holiday with the Flyski Shuttle from Verona Airport (VRN) to Pozza di Fassa. Pozza di Fassa is in Val di Fassa, with cable car access to the Buffaure ski area and the Dolomiti Superski region. It’s great for intermediate skiers and those interested in tradition and wellness, due to its thermal spring. This transfer provides a direct and affordable route into the Dolomites. The pre-booked ticket ensures a seat, comfortable travel, and luggage space. When booking, choose from several drop-off points in the Pozza di Fassa area.

Book a Flyski shuttle from Verona Airport (VRN) to Vigo di Fassa for your ski trip in the Dolomites. Vigo di Fassa connects you to the slopes of Val di Fassa and the Sella Ronda circuit. This shuttle offers a direct, comfortable trip for winter travelers. Pre-book to avoid stress and choose from several drop-off points in the Vigo di Fassa area to reduce the distance to your accommodation.

Start your Dolomites ski trip easily with the Flyski shuttle from Verona Airport (VRN) to Passo del Tonale. Avoid the hassle and cost of public transport or renting a car for the mountain drive. This reliable transfer takes you directly to the slopes of Passo del Tonale. The Flyski Shuttle offers multiple convenient drop-off points in Passo del Tonale, bringing you closer to your accommodation with less hassle.

Catch the Flyski shuttle from Passo del Tonale to Verona Airport for an easy way to wrap up your Italian ski holiday. After skiing the Adamello Ski area and tackling the Presena Glacier, avoid a complex trip to the airport. This service ensures a reliable ride without dealing with crowded local buses or challenging winter mountain driving.

Start in Verona and travel to Sirmione, a town on the southern edge of Lake Garda. Upon arrival, take a boat tour with a private captain around the peninsula. View the historic town, Scaliger Castle, and the lake. Pass by the Grottoes of Catullus, ancient Roman ruins that add a historical element to the landscape. After the boat ride, enjoy some free time to explore Sirmione on your own. Walk through its streets, shop at local boutiques, or relax at a lakeside café. End your tour back in Verona with a Spritz tasting to conclude the tour.

Join a small-group walking tour through the ancient streets of Verona, inspired by Dante's Divine Comedy. Explore both well-known landmarks and hidden treasures beloved by Dante while a guide brings his literary masterpiece to life. Start at Porta Leoni Roman gate, symbolizing Dante's descent into the Inferno, then travel through the landscapes of this infernal circle to reach Piazza delle Erbe. Admire its frescos and Dante's statue before heading to the river and the Roman theatre located among Verona's purgatorial hills. Finally, end your tour at Duomo di Verona, where you'll witness Dante's Paradise amidst the medieval cloisters. Let our local expert guide you through Dante's world, sparking your curiosity and offering a new perspective on Verona.

Meet your guide in Verona’s city center and travel by minibus to Sirmione, a charming lakeside village. Once there, take a boat tour around the Sirmione peninsula, enjoying views of lakeside villas, the medieval castle, and the Roman ruins of the Grotte di Catullo. After the boat ride, join a guided walk through Sirmione’s historic street to learn its unique stories and sights. You'll have free time to shop, enjoy a lakeside lunch, or swim in the summer. In the afternoon, take a ferry to Lazise, where you’ll have more free time to explore on your own. Walk through cobbled streets and visit artisanal boutiques for unique souvenirs. Finally, meet your guide for the return trip to Verona by van.

Discover the hidden gems of Verona on a 3-hour food tour while making your way through the historic streets and charming alleys of this picturesque city. As you taste your way through traditional restaurants, you can absorb the rich history of Verona by learning from your tour guide about the centuries-old tales of the region. The food tour will be made up of local specialties, handpicked based on seasonal availability, and depending on the culinary inspiration of the day's chef. You can expect Verona-style codfish, a recipe cherished throughout the province, or perhaps a mouthwatering 'pastissada' or polenta with 'sopressa,' and a glass of wine on the side. Cap off your meal with a 'risino', a traditional Veronese dessert crafted from rice.

Meet the bike local insider and leave the city behind to get an amazing Amarone wine e-bike tour in Valpolicella, the charming countryside surrounding Verona where luxuriant vineyards and breathtaking landscapes will be waiting for you. Choose the eBike you prefer and start the easy and amusing ride through gorgeous Amarone vineyards. After a relaxing ride through the green hills, you’ll reach the fascinating and family-run winery located in the heart of Valpolicella. Here, the winemaker will welcome you telling the story of the family-run business and its value for the territory. The producer will show you the barrels, the drying process and the vineyards that create the unique and world-famous Valpolicella wines. Then, you will enjoy a wine tasting, including the great Amarone, paired with some local products. After some pictures of the fascinating territory, you’ll enjoy a comfortable and panoramic e-Bike ride to go back to Verona city center.

If you’re looking for an authentic Amarone wine-tasting session near Verona you can’t miss this experience at Montresor Winery! This winery, at only four kilometers from Arena di Verona, embodies the perfect junction between tradition and modernity offering the visitors an interactive wine museum and a complete winery visit. Your experience will begin with a visit to the exhibition, granting you the opportunity to dive into the winemaking tradition. Through a virtual “farmer” that will show you the agricultural tools, the barrels, the vats you will learn how the techniques started and improved. The itinerary inside has different interactive rooms dedicated to Valpolicella wines, the history of the city and the brand itself with particular attention to the creation of the iconic “Frosted bottle”, ending with an amusing sensory room where you can discover scents of the wines. At the end of the visit, enjoy a wine tasting session with five different wines.

This tour takes you on a delicious journey through Verona's flavors, from cured hams and cheese, accompanied by patès, to Italian street food. Try pizzetta, and bruschetta, and even some Valpolicella wines in designated tasting rooms near the Arena, with a sommelier. As you walk through Verona's historic center, your tour guide will share stories and insights into the city's history and culture. The final stop will be in a family shop that produces and sells Pandoro, Verona's most famous cake.

Within a 5-minute walk of the house rumored to belong to the family who inspired Shakespeare's Juliet Capulet, you'll fall in love with a wine-tasting in romantic Verona. Taste four carefully curated wines – paired with local cheeses and cured meats of the Verona and Veneto region – and listen to your professional sommelier tell you about the wine-making process. Housed in a traditional wine bar – an *osteria* – near Juliet's famed balcony, you'll sip on your wine and ponder if wine would be as sweet if called by any other name.

Did you know, the Verona Arena is even older than Rome's Colosseum? It was constructed as a "practice" for Rome. Follow your registered guide on a tour inside, and outside of the area and uncover the ancient history of Verona along the way. Learn how it was built, why it's so big and elliptical, how long it was in use, and more. Get all your Roman-themed questions answered and imagine how the gladiators felt, entering this mammoth building to battle wild beasts!

Verona is the wine capital of Italy and here's your chance to visit two small, high-quality winemakers, who produce amazing products with passion in the heart of Valpolicella. The winemaker on this wine-tasting tour from Verona will show you the wine cellar and let you in on the secrets of their wine production. Enjoy a tasting session in the atmosphere. countryside surroundings, including the great Amarone, paired with some local products. At the second winery, settle in for more tastings and test your nostrils as you compare the perfumes of the wines. Here, the winemaker will share the history of this family-run business, show you the barrels, the drying process and the vineyards that create the unique Valpolicella wines.

A Verona e-bike tour is the best way to explore the city in a very short time. Choose your e-bike and start this relaxing experience to discover the best of Verona in a quick 3-hour cycling tour. Pedal along the ancient streets and charming squares of the old town and discover the most remarkable spots and the authentic hidden gems of the enchanting Verona. Start the tour at Arco dei Gavi and pass by Porta Borsari, Juliet’s Balcony, San Zeno and Basilica di San Zeno and San Fermo. See Roman ruins and ride until the beautiful Piazza delle Erbe where you'll admire the frescoes of the elegant palaces and the beautiful Torricelle hills and panoramic views. Reach the world-famous Arena di Verona, pedal in the fascinating Piazza Bra, the largest square of Verona and learn about the ancient past of the Roman amphitheater, the gladiator games and the annual Opera season.