If you are planning to visit Verona, take at least two days for wandering around and discovering its history and beauty. Particularly, there are opera shows during the summer at L´Arena, a Roman theatre for 30.000 people. Never saw something so spectacular, every detail is considered with a high artistic criteria. Shopping is also nice if you have a good... More

Verona is approximately 1.5 hours on the A4 from Venice, depending on the traffic, which can be terrible, but we found it was well worth the trip. The city of Verona has some very well preserved Roman ruins, including a colosseum, which although only half the size of the one in Rome, is in much better shape, and is used... More

We got on near the arena, having come to Verona the evening before, the tour covered most of what we had done the 2 previous hours in the morning, there was music playing for most of the tour and only lasted about 45 minutes, I have never felt as ripped off and my bf felt the same with no student... More

Well worth a visit. Has a Colisseum and an amphtheatre and provies a lovely country two atmosphere. We left Venice early to spend time at Verona and it was an excellent decision. More

We took the "Shakespeare Tour" with www. veronissima.com which was a 2 hour walking tour with a personal guide. Michaelangelo was our guide on the day, a delightful Verona local with a wealth of information. He met us at 10am at our hotel then led us through a beautiful city full of romance and charm. He told us the history... More

I took both the blue and red line bus tours with Verona Sity Sights. Great buses and earphones in different languages. I have taken these tours in many cities and usually get a good sense of the city when done. This one left me underwhelmed. With ALL of the history and great stories here, they only covered a few subjects... More