Free Walking Tour Verona


Free Walking Tour Verona, making your stay since 2019
Hello travellers, welcome to the city of Verona, which you will have surely already known for its Arena and the timeless story of Romeo and Juliet. But is that really all? Yeah… nah, just kidding. If you are looking for a Free Tour it means that you want to discover more and having fun doing it. We will walk through the maze of streets and squares that winds from Castelvecchio to Piazza dei Signori. You will learn the TRUE story of Romeo and Juliet. The best has yet to come. Wait the end! Come and stay with us; two hours will fly by!
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Questions & Answers
Ciao Julian and welcome! Our tour starts every morning at 10:30 am in Arco dei Gavi (during winter season schedule might change, please check out the calendar).
Ciao Sarah, welcome! Unfortunately, we do not accept reservations for groups’size above 6 people. However, you can book a private city tour with us. Send us a request and we will answer you asap. See ya!
Ciao Jennifer, we only pass by and look at the Arena from the outside. If you wish to visit the Arena, you can buy the ticket on our website. Please send us an email and we will provide you all the info. Best
Free Walking Tour Verona
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It was very good thanks, really great guide. Loved getting local info at the end.
Serena our guide was very friendly and told us a lot about the history of the city. It was a big group so it was nice that she had a microphone. We could hear her very well. Thanks for the walk and the talk. Jean and Renate from the Netherlands
Very interesting and informative. The guide was knowledgeable and friendly and led the tour at a pace suitable for all. She wore a small mic so everyone could hear.
Sylvia was very engaging but our group was too large. We had over 50 people and I think others tagged along too. Although Sylvia had a microphone it was hard to hear unless you were at the front, particularly if vehicles were passing.
David was very interesting, knowledgeable and funny.
There is so much history in Verona that he knew.
Almost lost people though in Piazza Erbe, possibly should have used his yellow umbrella more. He knew how many people were in his group, and watched out for each of us.