Verona Highlights: Small-Group Walking Tour
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Overview
The Verona Highlights Walking Tour in Small-group lets visitors stroll through Verona's charming old town with a local guide, discovering the city's most beautiful spots. This walking tour is perfect for those who want to see Verona's highlights in a short amount of time.
Visitors will explore Verona's squares, admiring important monuments like the medieval Castelvecchio and its Scaligero Bridge, and the ancient Gavi Arch, while learning about Verona's Roman past. The tour continues to Piazza Bra and the Verona Arena, famous for opera, with stories about the city's Roman structure and well-preserved ruins.
The walk passes Porta Borsari to Piazza delle Erbe, the old Roman forum, to admire palace frescoes, the local market, and Torre dei Lamberti. In Piazza dei Signori, see the statue of Dante Alighieri. Finally, hear Romeo and Juliet legends and view the famous balcony. This tour includes a local guide. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included. This tour makes stops at Castelvecchio Bridge, Castelvecchio, Gavi Arch, Verona Arena, Juliet's House, Romeo's House, Piazza delle Erbe, Scaliger Tombs, Piazza delle Erbe (Roman Forum), and Piazza dei Signori.




Highlights
Discover Verona's History: See ancient Roman ruins and learn about Verona's past.
Visit Famous Landmarks: Explore the Verona Arena, Juliet's House, and more!
Enjoy a Small Group Tour: Get a personal experience with an expert local guide.
Walk Through the Old Town: Stroll through Verona's charming squares and streets.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally enjoyed this walking tour. They found it to be a great way to see the highlights of Verona with a knowledgeable and friendly guide, even though some wished for more time at each location and better audibility.

Customers loved seeing all the important places in Verona with a friendly guide.
They enjoyed learning about the city's history and stories.
The small group size made the tour feel personal and easy to ask questions.
Many reviewers highlighted the guide's knowledge and enthusiasm.
Some visitors wished they had more time at each stop.
A few people found it hard to hear the guide in busy areas.
The Journey
Castelvecchio Bridge
Spanning the Adige River, the Castelvecchio Bridge is a testament to Verona's medieval power. Originally built in the 14th century as a strategic link to the city's castle, this fortified bridge was painstakingly rebuilt after suffering heavy damage during World War II. Stroll across its brick arches and admire the crenellated parapets, offering stunning views of the river and the Castelvecchio.
Castelvecchio
Step back in time at Castelvecchio, Verona's imposing medieval castle. Built by the Scaligeri family in the 14th century, this fortress now houses the Castelvecchio Museum, showcasing a remarkable collection of Veronese paintings, sculptures, and artifacts. Explore its ramparts, courtyards, and towers, and discover the rich history of Verona's past.
Gavi Arch
Marvel at the Gavi Arch, a meticulously reconstructed Roman monument dating back to the 1st century AD. Commissioned by the prominent Gavi family, this elegant arch once stood at a major crossroads in Roman Verona. Admire its intricate carvings and refined design, a testament to the city's Roman heritage.
Verona Arena
Experience the grandeur of the Verona Arena, one of the best-preserved Roman amphitheaters in the world. Built in the 1st century AD, this ancient arena still hosts spectacular opera performances during the summer months. Step inside and imagine the gladiatorial contests and public spectacles that once filled this magnificent structure. A truly unforgettable experience!
Juliet's House
Visit Juliet's House, the legendary home of Shakespeare's tragic heroine, and immerse yourself in the romantic atmosphere of Verona. Admire the iconic balcony where Juliet is said to have received Romeo's vows, and leave a love note on the walls of the courtyard. Whether you're a Shakespeare fan or simply a romantic at heart, Juliet's House is a must-see destination.
Romeo's House
Discover Romeo's House, a medieval palace believed to be the former home of the Montecchi family, the inspiration for Shakespeare's Romeo. While the building is privately owned and only viewable from the outside, imagining the star-crossed lover's life within its walls adds a layer of historical depth to your Verona experience.
Piazza delle Erbe
Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Piazza delle Erbe, Verona's largest and most bustling square. Lined with charming cafes, restaurants, and historic buildings, this lively marketplace has been the heart of Veronese life for centuries. Browse the colorful stalls, sample local delicacies, and soak up the energy of this iconic square.
Scaliger Tombs
Explore the Scaliger Tombs, an extraordinary collection of gothic funerary monuments dedicated to the powerful Scaligeri family. Marvel at the elaborate sarcophagi and the intricate details of the three monumental arches honoring Cangrande I, Mastino II, and Cansignorio. A stunning display of medieval art and power.
Piazza delle Erbe (Roman Forum)
Uncover the layers of history at Piazza delle Erbe, once the heart of Roman Verona. See the remnants of the city's ancient past intertwined with medieval and Renaissance architecture. Admire the iconic fountain, built during the Scaligeri rule, a symbol of Verona's enduring spirit.
Piazza dei Signori
Step into Piazza dei Signori, the former center of power in Verona, also known as "Piazza Dante" for the statue of the famous Italian poet Dante Alighieri dominating the square. Surrounded by impressive palaces and historical buildings, this elegant piazza offers a glimpse into Verona's political and cultural heritage.
Know Before You Go
This Verona walking tour includes a local expert guide who will show the highlights of the city. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included, so visitors should make their own way to the meeting point. This is a small group tour, allowing for a more personalized experience.
Hot Tip
Wear comfortable shoes, as this is a walking tour! Bring a hat and sunscreen for sunny days. Some reviewers suggest bringing headphones to better hear the guide in busy areas.