Few Italian cities wear their history as openly as Verona, a UNESCO-inscribed city where Roman ruins, medieval fortifications, and the enduring romance of Shakespeare's greatest tragedy converge on streets that have remained largely unchanged for centuries. This small group morning walking tour traces a path through the most storied corners of the city, beginning at the Gavi Arch and leading through the grandeur of Piazza Bra, the vibrant market square of Piazza delle Erbe, the imposing battlements of Castelvecchio, and the romanticized balcony of Juliet's house. The tour then advances to its centerpiece: the Verona Arena, one of the best-preserved Roman amphitheaters in the world. With skip-the-line access, a licensed guide reveals the Arena's extraordinary two-thousand-year history. From gladiatorial spectacle to its current standing as one of Europe's premier open-air opera stages before ascending to the summit for sweeping panoramic views over Piazza Bra and the city beyond.

Duration:
Approximately 3 hours

Start Time:
10am

Inclusions:
Licensed guide, kip-the-line Arena entrance ticket

Exclusions:
Gratuities, transportation, food and drinks, anything not aforementioned

Meeting Point:
Verona, Via Ristori 7
*The guide will be in front of the theater (Teatro Ristori) holding a yellow sign with "TOUR" written

Ending Point:
Same as meeting location

Important Information:
This tour is provided on a reserved basis prior to departure.
Tour Activity Level Moderate.    
Majority of tour is conducted outdoors.
Comfortable shoes recommended.
Group size: Maximum 16 participants