Verona, the romantic city of Romeo and Juliet, beckons travelers to uncover its rich history and stunning architecture. Set out on a captivating walking tour that immerses you in the charm of this medieval gem. From the majestic Castelvecchio to the iconic Verona Arena, this three-hour exploration promises to captivate your senses and leave you eager to delve deeper into the city’s enchanting past. With a knowledgeable guide and a small group, you’ll navigate the winding streets, discover hidden gems, and gain a profound understanding of Verona’s enduring legacy. Prepare to be swept away by the city’s timeless allure.
Key Points
- This 3-hour small-group walking tour provides an in-depth exploration of Verona’s landmarks, including the iconic Verona Arena and Juliet’s Balcony.
- The tour starts at the medieval Castelvecchio and crosses the famous Ponte Scaligero bridge, visiting Roman structures like the Arco dei Gavi.
- Participants can enjoy panoramic views from Saint Peter Hill via cable car and discover local cuisine and the vibrant Piazza Erbe market.
- The tour is led by a licensed guide and includes an entrance ticket to the Arena museum, but food, drinks, and wheelchair access are not included.
- Strict refund policies apply, with full refunds available for cancellations made 24 hours in advance, and rescheduling may be required for last-minute bookings.
Tour Overview and Details
What does this Verona Walking Tour offer? This 3-hour small-group tour explores Verona’s historic treasures and landmarks.
It’s priced from €117.30 per person and available in English. Travelers can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, and they can reserve their spot without upfront payment.
The tour starts at Via Teatro Ristori, 7 and covers key sights like Castelvecchio, Ponte Scaligero, Arco dei Gavi, Porta Borsari, Piazza delle Erbe, Lamberti Tower, Piazza dei Signori, and the iconic Verona Arena.
It also includes a cable car ride to Saint Peter Hill for panoramic city views, as well as a visit to the Arena museum.
Food, drinks, and transportation to the meeting point aren’t included.
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Itinerary Highlights
The Verona Walking Tour promises an immersive exploration of the city’s historic landmarks.
The tour begins at the striking Castelvecchio, a medieval castle along the Adige River. Next, visitors will cross the iconic Ponte Scaligero, a renowned arched bridge.
The itinerary then leads to the Arco dei Gavi, a well-preserved Roman triumphal arch, and the Porta Borsari, a grand city gate.
The tour continues through the lively Piazza delle Erbe, home to the Lamberti Tower, before arriving at the magnificent Piazza dei Signori and the impressive Verona Arena.
Throughout the experience, guests will be captivated by the city’s rich history and medieval charm.
Experience Description
Embarking on the Verona Walking Tour, visitors embark on a small-group exploration of the city’s treasures.
The tour takes them to renowned landmarks like the Roman Amphitheater, Romeo’s House, and Juliet’s Balcony. Panoramic views await atop Saint Peter Hill, accessed via cable car.
The tour also includes a visit to the Della Scala Medieval Tombs and an opportunity to discover the local cuisine. Strolling along the Adige riverfront and exploring the vibrant Piazza Erbe market further enrich the experience.
The tour package includes:
- Licensed Tour Guide
- Entrance ticket to the Arena museum
- Transport to the meeting spot
Inclusions and Exclusions
The tour package includes a licensed tour guide and an entrance ticket to the Arena museum. However, food and drinks are not provided. Plus, the tour is not suitable for wheelchair users.
Included | Not Included |
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Licensed Tour Guide | Food and Drinks |
Entrance to Arena Museum | Not Suitable for Wheelchair |
Transport to Meeting Spot |
Participants should arrive 10 minutes early at the meeting point, where they will see a guide with a yellow sign labeled "TOUR". Refunds may not be available for delays, adverse weather, or unforeseen circumstances. Last-minute bookings may result in rescheduling if the tour is full.
More Great Thing To Do NearbyImportant Information
Participants should arrive 10 minutes early at the meeting point, where they’ll see a guide with a yellow sign labeled "TOUR".
Minors must be accompanied on the tour. The tour company has a strict refund policy – no refunds for delays, and adverse weather or unforeseen circumstances may affect refund eligibility.
Last-minute bookings may be rescheduled if the tour is at capacity.
The tour offers an enjoyable experience with these key highlights:
- Panoramic views from Saint Peter Hill via cable car
- Discovering Della Scala Medieval Tombs and local cuisine
- Strolling along the Adige riverfront and exploring Piazza Erbe’s market
- Not suitable for wheelchair users
Meeting Point and Participants
Travelers will want to arrive 10 minutes early at the designated meeting point, where they’ll spot a guide holding a yellow sign labeled "TOUR".
This small-group tour welcomes participants of all ages, though minors must be accompanied by an adult. The meeting location is on Via Teatro Ristori, 7, providing a convenient starting point to explore Verona’s historic landmarks.
Guests should keep in mind that while the tour operator aims to accommodate all travelers, it may not be suitable for wheelchair users due to the nature of the walking route.
Plus, last-minute bookings may require rescheduling if the tour is at full capacity.
Refund Policy
No refunds are provided for delays, and adverse weather or unforeseen circumstances may affect the refund policy.
However, customers can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
This tour has the following important refund information:
- No refunds for delays or no-shows
- Adverse weather or other unforeseen circumstances may lead to partial or no refunds
- Last-minute bookings may result in rescheduled tours if the tour is full
- Customers should arrive 10 minutes early to secure their spot and avoid missing the tour
Last-Minute Bookings
For last-minute bookings, customers may be rescheduled if the tour is already at capacity.
The tour operator aims to accommodate as many guests as possible, but if a tour is full, they may need to move late bookings to an alternate date or time. This policy helps ensure a comfortable, enjoyable experience for all participants.
Customers are encouraged to book early to secure their preferred tour slot. While the operator will do their best to find alternatives, rescheduling may not always be possible for last-minute reservations.
It’s important to review the booking policies carefully before finalizing a reservation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I Take Photographs During the Tour?
Yes, participants are generally allowed to take photographs during the tour. However, photography may be restricted in certain areas or at the discretion of the tour guide. It’s best to check with the guide before taking any photos.
Will the Tour Guide Speak Other Languages Besides English?
The tour guide primarily conducts the tour in English. However, they may be able to provide some assistance in other languages if requested, depending on their language proficiency and the size of the group.
Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks on the Tour?
The tour does not allow participants to bring their own food and drinks. The inclusions cover the licensed tour guide, arena museum entrance ticket, and transportation to the meeting spot. Participants will need to purchase their own refreshments during the tour.
Is There a Discount for Students or Seniors?
No, the tour doesn’t offer any discounts for students or seniors. The price of €117.30 per person is standard and doesn’t vary based on age or student status. Free cancellation and pay later options are available.
How Many People Are Typically in the Small Group?
The small-group tours typically have around 15-20 participants. The exact group size may vary, but the tour is designed for a more intimate and personalized experience exploring Verona’s top landmarks and sights.
Recap
Verona’s captivating walking tour offers a chance to take in the city’s rich history and stunning landmarks. From the medieval Castelvecchio to the impressive Verona Arena, the guided experience showcases the charm and cultural heritage of this romantic destination. With knowledgeable guides and small groups, the tour provides an engaging and informative exploration of Verona’s enchanting atmosphere.
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