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Non Refundable
This experience is non-refundable and cannot be changed for any reason. If you cancel or ask for an amendment, the amount you paid will not be refunded.
This experience requires a minimum number of travelers. If it’s canceled because the minimum isn’t met, you’ll be offered a different date/experience or a full refund.
Private access link to a tour itinerary map of 16 attractions with audio guide individually
Private access link to the audio guide in one playlist for 16 attractions
Private access links are valid until your tour is complete
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Overview
Embark on a captivating journey through Verona with our self-guided audio tour. This carefully crafted route takes you to 16 remarkable points of interest, allowing you to explore the city's rich history and romantic allure at your own pace.
This audio guide takes you through the heart of Verona, from ancient Roman ruins to medieval squares and Renaissance gardens. Each of the 16 stops offers a unique glimpse into the city's past and present. Here's a taste of what you'll discover:
Our audio guide brings Verona's rich history to life, allowing you to explore at your own pace. With fascinating stories, historical insights, and cultural tidbits, you'll experience Verona like never before. Perfect for history buffs, romantic souls, and curious travelers alike!
Whether you're a first-time visitor or returning to explore more deeply, this tour offers a comprehensive and engaging way to discover the treasures of Romeo's city.
Meeting points
Since this tour is a self-guided audio tour, you can decide your starting point and ending point at your convenience. There is “No” meeting point, and you are free to start using these access links whenever and wherever you wish.
Since this tour is a self-guided audio tour, you can decide your starting point and ending point at your convenience. There is “No” meeting point, and you are free to start using these access links whenever and wherever you wish.
Itinerary
Porta Nuova
Welcome to Piazzale Porta Nuova, your gateway to the historic heart of Verona. This grand entrance was once part of the Austrian defensive system built in the 19th century, marking the southern boundary of the old city. During your visit, you'll discover how this square has evolved from a military checkpoint to a vibrant transportation hub. Your journey through Verona's rich history begins here, where modern city life seamlessly blends with centuries of architectural heritage.
10 minutes
Arena di Verona
Before you stands the magnificent Arena di Verona, one of the best-preserved ancient Roman amphitheaters in the world. Built in the 1st century AD, this architectural marvel once hosted gladiatorial games and has now transformed into a world-famous venue for opera performances and concerts. You'll learn about the ingenious Roman engineering that has allowed this structure to survive for nearly 2,000 years. Through this guide, you'll discover fascinating details about the arena's construction, its historical significance, and its remarkable acoustics that continue to captivate audiences today. (An audio guide is included for this attraction, but you'll need to buy your own entry ticket. Listen to the audio guide first to learn more about what you can see and do here. If you decide to visit, please purchase your admission ticket separately).
10 minutes
Arco dei Gavi
The Arco dei Gavi represents one of Verona's finest examples of Roman architectural prowess. This ancient Roman arch, designed by architect Lucius Vitruvius Cerdo, was originally constructed in the 1st century AD to honor the prestigious Gavi family. You'll learn how this monument was carefully dismantled during the Napoleonic era and later reconstructed in its current location. The arch's intricate decorative elements and inscription tell fascinating stories about Roman social hierarchy and architectural innovation.
10 minutes
Ponte Scaligero
The Ponte Scaligero, also known as Castelvecchio Bridge, stands as a masterpiece of medieval engineering and military architecture. Built in the 14th century under the rule of the Scaliger family, this fortified bridge was designed to provide a secure escape route from Castelvecchio castle. You'll discover how its unique segmental arch design has helped it survive centuries of warfare and natural disasters. The bridge offers insight into medieval defensive architecture and the powerful Scaliger dynasty that shaped Verona's history.
10 minutes
Porta Borsari - World Heritage Site
The Porta Borsari, an ancient Roman gate dating back to the 1st century AD, once served as the main entrance to the Roman city of Verona. This remarkably preserved limestone gate features two arched entrances adorned with elegant columns and decorative windows. Through this guide, you'll learn about Roman urban planning, the gate's original function as a customs house, and how it got its current name in medieval times. The intricate architectural details reveal fascinating aspects of Roman civic architecture. (An audio guide is included for this attraction, but you'll need to buy your own entry ticket. Listen to the audio guide first to learn more about what you can see and do here. If you decide to visit, please purchase your admission ticket separately).
10 minutes
Casa di Giulietta
Welcome to the Casa di Giulietta, arguably Verona's most famous attraction and the purported home of Shakespeare's Juliet. While the connection to Shakespeare's character is largely legendary, this 13th-century house has become a powerful symbol of eternal love. You'll learn about the history of the building, the Cappello family who once owned it, and how the Juliet myth has evolved over centuries. Discover the stories behind the famous balcony and the various traditions that have grown around this romantic site.
10 minutes
Negozzi Abbigliamento Via Mazzini Verona
Via Mazzini represents Verona's premier shopping destination, where historic architecture meets modern luxury. This elegant pedestrian street connects Piazza Bra to Piazza delle Erbe, offering a perfect blend of contemporary fashion and medieval architecture. You'll learn about the street's historical significance, its transformation into a commercial hub, and the architectural features of its historic buildings. The guide will help you appreciate both the commercial and cultural aspects of this vibrant thoroughfare.
10 minutes
Piazza delle Erbe
Piazza delle Erbe, Verona's historic market square, has been the heart of the city's social and economic life since Roman times. This beautiful square, surrounded by medieval buildings and frescoed facades, tells the story of Verona's commercial heritage. You'll learn about the significance of the square's monuments, including the Madonna Verona fountain and the ancient town hall, Torre dei Lamberti. The guide will reveal how this space has evolved from a Roman forum to today's bustling marketplace.
10 minutes
Piazza dei Signori
Known as the political heart of medieval Verona, Piazza dei Signori showcases the power and prestige of the city's historic rulers. This elegant square is surrounded by palaces that once housed Verona's most important administrative offices. You'll discover the significance of the statue of Dante Alighieri at its center and learn about the important role the square played in Verona's governance. The architectural harmony of the buildings reveals the sophisticated urban planning of medieval Verona.
10 minutes
Arche Scaligere
The Arche Scaligere represents one of the most impressive examples of Gothic funerary architecture in Italy. These elaborate tombs of the Scaliger family, Verona's medieval rulers, combine intricate sculptural decoration with symbolic religious and political imagery. You'll learn about the powerful Scaliger dynasty, the symbolism behind the monuments' design, and the artists who created these masterpieces. The guide will help you understand the political and artistic significance of these remarkable funeral monuments.
10 minutes
Basilica di Santa Anastasia
The Basilica di Santa Anastasia stands as Verona's largest church and finest example of Italian Gothic architecture. Built by the Dominican order in the 13th-14th centuries, this magnificent church houses some of the city's most important fresco cycles and sculptures. You'll discover the symbolism behind its architectural elements, learn about its stunning artworks including the famous St. George and the Princess fresco, and understand its significance in Verona's religious history. (audio guide is included for this attraction, but you'll need to buy your own entry ticket. Listen to the audio guide first to learn more about what you can see and do here. If you decide to visit, please purchase your admission ticket separately).
10 minutes
Duomo Di Verona - Cattedrale di Santa Maria Matricolare
The Duomo di Verona, dedicated to Santa Maria Matricolare, represents centuries of architectural evolution and religious significance. This Romanesque masterpiece, consecrated in 1187, features elements from various periods of architectural history. You'll learn about the cathedral's stunning architecture, its remarkable artworks including Titian's Assumption altarpiece, and the archaeological remains of early Christian churches beneath it. The guide will help you understand the cathedral's central role in Verona's religious and cultural life. (audio guide is included for this attraction, but you'll need to buy your own entry ticket. Listen to the audio guide first to learn more about what you can see and do here. If you decide to visit, please purchase your admission ticket separately).
10 minutes
Ponte Pietra
The Ponte Pietra, Verona's oldest bridge, has spanned the Adige River since Roman times. This beautiful bridge, partially destroyed during World War II and carefully reconstructed, represents nearly 2,000 years of engineering history. You'll learn about its original Roman construction, medieval modifications, and the painstaking post-war reconstruction using original materials. The guide will help you appreciate both its historical significance and the stunning views it offers of Verona.
10 minutes
Teatro Romano
The Teatro Romano, perched on the banks of the Adige River, predates the more famous Arena and offers a fascinating glimpse into ancient Roman entertainment. Built in the 1st century BC, this theater once hosted classical performances for Verona's citizens. You'll discover how the theater was built into the hillside, learn about Roman theatrical traditions, and understand the ongoing archaeological work at the site. The guide will help you visualize the original structure and its role in Roman society.
10 minutes
Giardino Giusti
The Giardino Giusti represents one of the finest examples of an Italian Renaissance garden, created by the noble Giusti family in the 16th century. These magnificent gardens combine formal Italian design with natural beauty, featuring geometric patterns, mythological statues, and a famous cypress avenue. You'll learn about Renaissance garden design principles, the symbolism behind various elements, and the garden's influence on European landscape architecture. The guide will help you appreciate both the aesthetic and historical significance of this green oasis. (audio guide is included for this attraction, but you'll need to buy your own entry ticket. Listen to the audio guide first to learn more about what you can see and do here. If you decide to visit, please purchase your admission ticket separately).
10 minutes
Basilica di San Zeno Maggiore
The Basilica di San Zeno Maggiore stands as one of the finest examples of Romanesque architecture in northern Italy. Dedicated to Verona's patron saint, this 12th-century church is renowned for its bronze doors, exquisite frescoes, and the crypt where Romeo and Juliet were said to have married in Shakespeare's play. You'll discover the significance of its architectural elements, learn about the life of Saint Zeno, and understand the importance of this basilica in medieval pilgrimage routes. The guide will help you appreciate both its artistic treasures and religious significance. (An audio guide is included for this attraction, but you'll need to buy your own entry ticket. Listen to the audio guide first to learn more about what you can see and do here. If you decide to visit, please purchase your admission ticket separately).
10 minutes
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Additional Info
Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
1. Receive Access Links: On your selected date of travel, before your starting time, you'll receive an email containing two important links for your audio guide.
2. Audio Content (Link 1): Click on our secure SoundCloud web link to access the audio guides. You can listen to individual attraction guides or the entire tour to plan your visit. This allows you to familiarize yourself with the content before or during your tour.
3. Interactive Map (Link 2): Use our secure Google My Maps link to locate all attractions on an interactive map. Each point on the map corresponds to a stop on the tour and links directly to its audio guide.
4. Flexible Exploration: As you explore the city use the map to navigate between stops. At each location, simply click on the corresponding point to play the relevant audio guide.
5. Plan Your Route: You can use both links to plan your route in advance, deciding which attractions you want to prioritize or if you want to follow the suggested order of the tour.
6. Customer Support: If you have any questions about accessing or using the audio guide, please don't hesitate to contact us. We're here to ensure you have a smooth and enjoyable experience
Remember, this self-guided tour allows you to explore at your own pace. Feel free to take breaks, spend more time at your favourite locations, or even split the tour across multiple days. The flexibility of our audio guide ensures you can tailor the experience to your preferences and schedule.
Non Refundable
This experience is non-refundable and cannot be changed for any reason. If you cancel or ask for an amendment, the amount you paid will not be refunded.
This experience requires a minimum number of travelers. If it’s canceled because the minimum isn’t met, you’ll be offered a different date/experience or a full refund.
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