Top Verona Archaeology Tours

Verona is a charming and unique italian city. Discover it with a local and a Professional Licensed Tour Guide, a tour guide who was born in Verona and still lives there. Walk on its open and colorful squares, learn about its glorious past and its lively present. Admire the beauty of its highlights and discover its hidden corners and gems. Follow the water of the river surrounding the old town, and look at the enchanting hills with their vineyards, cypress and olive trees. Finally you will fall in love with Verona!

Learn about the history of Verona with this family-focused walking tour. The entire tour is designed with kids in mind, from the inclusion of technology like an iPad to fun elements such as games, trivia, and scavenger hunts. See top landmarks including the Arena, the Cathedral, and Juliet’s Balcony plus a scenic trip up the city’s funicular.

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Short but appealing guided visit designed to uncover all the secrets of the most exclusive Veronese monument and also to provide history enthusiasts with the chance to deeply experience the Roman age in the most spectular of the buildings raised in those days which in Verona is still rather well preserved. When was build such an amphytheatre? How long was it used for? How did the gladiatorial fight shows work? Were beasts and Christians used for the shows too? What happened to it in medieval times? How come is it still in relatively good conditions? When did they start to use it again for entertainment? Why is it today the biggest Roman amphytheatre in the world? These are the main questions which will find a proper answer during our visit.

Tailor-made experience targeting all those people who want to make the most of their time in the city and therefore prefer to be guided by a local professional whose preparation, experience and passion can definitely guarantee the highest achievement.

Verona is one of the most famous cities in the world. You can see Gulietta's house, where Giulietta lived and according to the legend met her lover Romeo for their first night of love!...then you will see the Arena of Verona, the coliseum built during the Age of the Roman Empire. You will also see the Erbe medieval square, the Borsari gate, the Scaligeri Castle of Verona, and the medieval town center, the Scaligeri graves, the house of Romeo, the cathedral of Verona, the medieval court building and much more! This is a private guided tour for your group only or if you are a single tourist only for you.

Explore the romantic city of Verona on an intimate small-group walking tour and discover the “City of Love.” Meet your guide and group of no more than six travelers and listen to engaging commentary from your tour guide. Stroll through the UNESCO World Heritage city to see landmarks like Piazza Bra, the ancient Roman theater, Pietra Bridge, and the fictitious Juliet’s balcony from Shakespeare’s ‘Romeo and Juliet.’

A walk deep into nature is what you need to get yourself a relaxing experience out of the beaten routes and touristy places around the city. We will take our time to visit the cozy and interesting prehistoric museum. The museum hosts some of the most important fossils never found here in Lessinia. After the visit, we could take advantage to reach by foot the fascinating Ponte di Veja, a natural wonder that you can see only here and a few other places in Europe. Awesome landscapes and rich full nature will ease your day. The walk is about 8,5 km long and has a gap of 300 meters of height.

encounter with our local guide ad 2-hours guided tour of the city center. The city shows its alternation of various dominations through its architecture: from the settlement of the Romans, to the age of commons, to the era of the Signoria of the Scaliger family until its Venetian and Habsburg dominations. Verona is the city of lovers and the place where Shakespeare set his most famous romantic drama of all time: Romeo and Juliet.

Every excursion in an art city should be with a guide. Just in this way, the masterpieces you will see, will give life-lasting memories. The history of Verona is unique, not by chance the Celts,the Romans, the Lombards, the Austrians and the French, they all settled here. Every population felt in love with Verona. Come with me to discover why.

At nightfall, with the last rays of light, Verona becomes a magical place with incredible charm. The facades of the monuments light up, creating suggestive effects of light and shadow. This guided walking tour takes you away from the noise of the city, in an environment of unexpected beauty. A visit in the evening, after sunset, will leave you with unforgettable memories. You will discover details that normally are not noticed in a daytime visit: you can peek and observe the inside of the houses very often covered with frescoes and the silence of the streets and the darkness immerse us in an almost unreal world. The beauty of this city which is an open-air museum seduces visitors. Finally, in summer it is certainly very pleasant to avoid the heat of the day and enjoy the cool of the night.

A unique and unforgettable experience thanks to the availability and professionalism of our authorized and professionally trained guides who will be able to capture your expectations and lead you on a pleasant walk through alleys, courtyards, squares and monuments.

Short but appealing guided visit designed to uncover all the secrets of the most exclusive Veronese monument and also to provide history enthusiasts with the chance to deeply experience the Roman age in the most spectular of the buildings raised in those days which in Verona is still rather well preserved.When was build such an amphytheatre? How long was it used for? How did the gladiatorial fight shows work? Were beasts and Christians used for the shows too? What happened to it in medieval times? How come is it still in relatively good conditions? When did they start to use it again for entertainment? Why is it today the biggest Roman amphytheatre in the world? These are the main questions which will find a proper answer during our visit.