All Verona Tours & Excursions in 2026

This was a great experience. You travel in comfort in an air conditioned van to 2 wineries. After touring each one, you have a tasting of 5 wines accompanied by meats and cheeses. The tour guide and the winery reps are friendly and knowledgeable. The settings are beautiful and it’s just a great way to spend an afternoon.

Great, leisurely walking tour all around the city of Verona, with delicious food stops along the way. Aurora (spelling?) was a pleasant guide. Between food stops, she pointed out several significant city sites, providing historical details. We also received plenty of food/restaurant recommendations for us to try during our two-week stay in Verona.

This was well worth our time and expense. Silvia had a personality perfectly suited for her occupation! We learned so much about making and selecting the right ingredients as well as enjoying meeting new people from all over the world. We would definitely take other classes if she were our teacher. Trying different toppings was also and unexpected treat and adventure.

We saw and learned so much about Verona's history, from roman times to present. Without this tour how would we have ever seen the ruins of the original roman wall and part of a home, inside a Benetton Store. We will look forward to soon seeing the closing ceremonies of the olympics in the roman amphitheater and can say "we were there".

A long journey but worthwhile to visit Venice which was very busy. Had plenty of time to wander around. We didn't do the langoon trip or gondolas arranged by the guide as we decided that we wanted to do a gondola with just the two of us and pay the extra 20 euros. Guide was knowledgeable and explained meeting points and things to see. Highly recommend if you just want to visit Venice for the day.

We left before daylight on this very long bus trip from Desenzano, del Garda. But, even before we boarded the bus we enjoyed gorgeous pre-sunrise views. The gentleman running the tour was very sweet natured, extremely informative regarding the history of all the areas we passed, and perhaps a bit verbose. We made a morning stop in a great little cafe with reasonably priced cappuccino and croissants. So delicious I went back for seconds on both. It’s a long trip, very long — some of the towns we stopped in were touristy end of little interest to me. But as we drew closer to the mountain peaks, the views became magnificent, there so many beautiful formations to see. The tram up to the top is a must. The ride was smooth and it was exciting looking out and seeing the changes as we went up higher. At the very top, there was snow and it was quite cold. Make sure you have a hat, gloves, scarf and a warm jacket ( the tour was at the end of September). The views are majestic in all directions. There were several paragliders that were fun to watch. At the top is a little restaurant where I warmed up with some hot chocolate. We had the most competent bus driver imaginable, as that we went around many hairpin turns on narrow roads during our journey. We left before 7am and returned after 7pm. We stopped briefly in a touristy town afterwards and enjoyed an interesting museum with fantastic wood sculptures — saw some amazing sights in a church. After we went to the top of the mountain, I would have chosen to head back since the day was a bit too long.

This was a truly special experience that I’ll never forget. The Corte San Mattia wine tasting was personal, peaceful, and beautifully curated. I happened to be the only person on the tour that day, which made it feel even more exclusive and intimate. The estate is absolutely beautiful – perched on a hill with panoramic views over Verona. It's not just a winery, but also a working farm, restaurant, and guesthouse, making it a perfect retreat for those interested in agritourism or sustainable travel. My guide, Magdelina, was warm, friendly, and very knowledgeable. She explained each wine in detail and told me exactly which food to pair with each one. The pairings were thoughtful and elevated the tasting experience — the wines were high-quality, and the food was both generous and delicious. Magdelina also kindly took many great photos of me throughout the tour, which was a lovely bonus. I also took time to explore the estate afterward and found a beautiful panoramic pool — the views were absolutely stunning, and the warm weather made it feel like a little slice of paradise. One important note: there are no hotel pickups, so you’ll need to arrange your own transport. I took a taxi from Verona which cost around €30 each way. Something to keep in mind — but honestly, it was more than worth it. Highly recommended for wine lovers, foodies, or anyone wanting to enjoy an authentic, scenic, and relaxing experience just outside Verona

We had a wonderful experience on this tour with Dalila and Helena our tourist guides. Everything was on time, the experience was very good. This is a tour to have a quick view of Sirmione, and enjoy the beauty of Lake Garda. To end the day back in Verona with a drink and by the Arena in Verona Was a plus.