Verona's Best: Walking Tour with Local Expert
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Overview
The Verona Highlights Walking City Tour with a Local Guide lets people see Verona, the city of Romeo and Juliet. On this tour, people walk around for two hours with someone who knows Verona really well. They will share fun facts and show hidden spots, plus famous places too.
Visitors will walk through places like Piazza Bra and see the Arena di Verona, where cool shows still happen. They'll also check out Palazzo Barbieri, Piazza delle Erbe (a market square), Piazza dei Signori, and Arche Scaligere, where important people from the past are buried. This tour is a simple way to learn about Verona's culture and see its most exciting sights.
This experience includes a walking tour with a local guide. It does not include tips or any food and drinks.




Highlights
See Verona's Top Spots: Walk through Verona's main squares and see famous buildings.
Hear Fun Stories: A local guide shares interesting facts about Verona's history.
Small Group Experience: Enjoy a more personal tour with a small group of people.
Perfect for All: Easy walking tour suitable for most fitness levels.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally had a great time on the Verona walking tour, appreciating the knowledgeable guides and the chance to see the city's highlights. Some suggested allowing more time at each location and being mindful of group sizes.

Travelers loved learning about Verona's history and seeing the main sights.
Many enjoyed the guide's knowledge and stories.
The tour is a great way to see Verona in a short time.
Some travelers felt the guide was funny and made the tour even better.
A few people wished they had more time at each stop.
Some said the tour could be crowded depending on the group size.
The Journey
Piazza Bra
Piazza Bra is Verona's largest and most vibrant square, a captivating blend of ancient history and modern life. Dominated by the magnificent Arena di Verona, this bustling hub is framed by elegant palazzi, inviting cafes, and diverse shops. Stroll around the pink marble paving, admire the neoclassical architecture, and soak in the lively atmosphere as locals and tourists mingle. Whether you're attending an opera in the Arena or simply enjoying an Aperol spritz at a café, Piazza Bra offers an unforgettable taste of Verona's charm.
Arena di Verona
The Arena di Verona, an extraordinarily preserved Roman amphitheater in Piazza Bra, stands as a testament to Verona's rich past and a vibrant center for cultural events today. Built in the 1st century AD, this iconic landmark hosts world-renowned opera performances and concerts within its ancient walls. Even without attending a show, marvel at its imposing architecture, imagine the gladiatorial contests of centuries past, and experience the magic of this historical masterpiece. A visit to the Arena is a journey through time, a chance to connect with Verona's ancient soul.
Palazzo Barbieri
Facing Piazza Bra, Palazzo Barbieri is a striking neoclassical palace that serves as Verona's City Hall. Originally designed as a military headquarters during Austrian rule, its imposing façade, adorned with grand columns, reflects the city's historical and civic importance. Step inside to admire the richly decorated interiors, and appreciate the building's architectural elegance as a symbol of Verona's governance and enduring legacy. Its presence on Piazza Bra makes it an integral part of Verona's historical and modern identity.
Piazza delle Erbe
Piazza delle Erbe, the ancient Roman forum, is Verona's most picturesque square, a vibrant marketplace overflowing with history and charm. Surrounded by medieval buildings, Renaissance palazzi, and the iconic Madonna Verona fountain, this bustling hub is a feast for the senses. Browse the colorful stalls selling fresh produce, local crafts, and souvenirs, and soak in the lively atmosphere as vendors and locals interact. From the historic Capitello to the baroque Palazzo Maffei, every corner of Piazza delle Erbe tells a story, making it an unmissable highlight of Verona's cultural heritage.
Piazza dei Signori
Piazza dei Signori, also known as Piazza Dante, is Verona's most elegant square, a serene oasis of Renaissance architecture and historical significance. Enclosed by majestic palaces like the Loggia del Consiglio and the Palazzo del Governo, this refined square reflects the city's political and cultural power during the Scaliger era. Admire the statue of Dante Alighieri at its center, a tribute to the poet's connection to Verona. Escape the crowds and savor the quiet grandeur of this historical gem, where history and architecture intertwine in perfect harmony.
Arche Scaligere
The Arche Scaligere are an extraordinary complex of Gothic funerary monuments, an awe-inspiring tribute to the Scaliger family who ruled Verona in the Middle Ages. Located in a small courtyard near Piazza dei Signori, these elaborate tombs showcase intricate sculptures, delicate ironwork, and soaring spires. Marvel at the equestrian statue of Cangrande I atop his sarcophagus, and delve into the history of this powerful dynasty. The Arche Scaligere offer a captivating glimpse into Verona's medieval past and the artistic brilliance of the Scaliger era, making them a must-see for history and art enthusiasts.
Know Before You Go
This walking tour includes an expert local guide who will lead you through the highlights of Verona. Gratuities as well as any food and drinks are not included. Please meet your guide at the designated meeting point; specific details will be provided upon booking.
Hot Tip
Wear comfortable shoes, as this is a walking tour. Some reviewers say it's worth arriving early to the meeting point, especially during busy times to meet the guide. Also, bring a water bottle, especially in summer.