Verona

Guided Walking Tour in Verona

€35,00

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Explore the history and 9+ landmarks with the local guide: Middle Age squares with frescos, Roman bridges and Gothic tombs.

Free cancellation, 24 hrs before

Duration: 1.5 hour

Piazza Erbe Verona

Small groups up to 10 participants

English, Italian

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What travellers says ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Kane – New Zealand
Nice way to discover Verona from the top.
Angelina – Sweden
Great to see the system of walls and defense buildings in this stroll.
Baptiste – France
Guide was well prepared, born and bread in Verona and shared many stories not in the guidebook.

Verona

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Highlights

Discover the history and landmarks of Verona on a guided walking tour
Learn about the city's past as you visit the ancient streets and squares
See the main Square covered with frescoes and walk upon Roman Arch Bridges
Discover Verona Traditions with a local, from Carnival to Christmas

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Walking tour
Local guide

Excludes

Tip or gratuity

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Piazza Erbe Verona

Verona

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Delve into the city's storied past and artistic heritage as we explore its 9 most iconic landmarks. An easy 1.5-hour walk led by a knowledgeable local guide through Verona.

Our journey begins at the lively Piazza delle Erbe, where the ancient Roman forum once thrived. Amidst the vibrant market stalls, we'll admire the stunning frescoes adorning the facades of historic buildings, each telling a tale of Verona's Renaissance splendor.

Continuing to Piazza dei Signori, we'll marvel at the elegant Palazzo and the imposing statue of Dante Alighieri. Our guide will unravel tales of power and intrigue, revealing the city's rich political history.

Next we will visit Arche Scaligere, the monumental tombs of the Scaligeri dynasty.

We'll pause to take in panoramic views of Verona's skyline, from the ancient Roman Theater to the graceful Arch Bridge crowning the hill.

Our journey culminates in Duomo, the main church of Verona near the Capitolare Library.