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Explore the Valpolicella region with a guide who shares the secrets of the area’s traditional wines. Visit two wineries where you sample varieties such as Valpolicella, Ripasso, Amarone, and Recioto, and gain insight into the winemaking process. Your tour includes tastings of at least four wines accompanied by bread, cheese, or salami at each winery.

Skip the guesswork of finding an authentic, hands-on class and enjoy a welcoming cooking experience in Verona. Learn to prepare classic Italian dishes with guidance from a local chef, gaining practical skills you can recreate at home. Cook, share a meal, and connect with local food culture in a relaxed setting without worrying about planning or experience level.

Amarone wines are some of the most expensive in the world and decoding the process is difficult on your own. With this guided tour of an Amarone estate, combine wine and art into one exciting tour. Learn the ins and outs of the winemaking process, admire the beautiful architecture, gardens, and frescoed rooms, and sample the famous wine during a guided tasting.

Verona is best known as the setting for Shakespeare’s play, Romeo and Juliet, but it also has a complex history on par with any Italian city. This tour offers a unique way to learn about the darker sides of Verona’s past while taking a guided walk through its historic center. The goal is to make visitors step back in time and learn about the notorious murders, torture stories, family tombs, and beheaded skeletons of one of the world’s most romantic towns.

Sip and learn about the most well-known wines of Verona on this half-day Soave and Amarone tour. Visit two wineries: one in Valpolicella for powerful reds and one in the Soave region for beautiful whites. Take in vineyard scenery, learn from sommeliers, and taste DOC and DOCG wines including Soave Superiore, Amarone, and Recioto. The tour starts at Pagus Wine Tours, Via della Valverde, 75, Verona.

Any excursion to a city of art should be completed by a guided tour. Only in this way will the masterpieces you encounter along the way will remain in your memory forever. The history of Verona is unique, it is no coincidence that Celts, Romans, Lombards, Austrians, French have followed one another here. Anyone who has fallen in love with Verona. Come with me to find out why.

Valpolicella is one of Italy’s most important wine countries, and its scenic hills are dotted with traditional, family-run cellars. With this experience, visit one of these small wineries and learn about how the wines are produced and aged directly from the winemaker. Discover the history of the family and its estate, and end with a guided wine tasting paired with extra-virgin olive oil and local cheese and salami.

Discover Lake Garda and its nearby wine region without worrying about the logistics and transportation with this private day trip from Verona. Relax as your driver takes you first to Valpolicella for a wine tasting session in a winery. Continue to Lake Garda and enjoy some free time roaming around the waterfront town of Lazise. This private transportation can fit up to eight passengers.

Discover Verona through its authentic flavors on this immersive food and wine journey. Follow a passionate local guide as you explore the city’s beloved food spots and taste a curated selection of Veronese specialties. Start at a historic gourmet deli with a rich tasting of cured meats, regional cheeses, and bruschetta, paired with quality DOC and DOCG wines. Learn about the origins of each ingredient and what makes every bite unique. Next, indulge in gourmet pizza, widely considered some of the best in Verona, crafted with fresh, high-quality ingredients and traditional techniques. Then, sit down for a typical Veronese dinner at a charming local restaurant, where you can enjoy parmigiana or a fresh pasta dish with local wines, or sparkling Prosecco. End your experience on a sweet note at a traditional gelateria, where you’ll taste authentic artisan gelato and discover the secrets of this iconic Italian dessert, followed by a refreshing limoncello.

See Lake Garda from the back of a Vespa, and enjoy a tour that’s memorable for its mode of transport as much as its sights. Guided by GPS, you'll follow a preplanned itinerary on a round-trip route from Lazise to Malcesine, crossing Lake Garda itself by ferry (own expense). Lake vistas, winding mountain roads, and the freedom of the open road are part of the experience.

Spend a day soaking up the scenery surrounding one of Italy's most popular lakes. Passing olive groves, cypresses and grand villas, stopping off at pastel-hued towns and enjoying a short boat trip along the way. The northern shores of Lake Garda offer dramatic mountains rising behind pretty lakeside villages such as Limone and Malcesine. Your first stop will be Sirmione, often hailed as the lake's most beautiful village. Here, you'll have an hour to soak up its charm before the journey to Limone. Spread around a bay with an exceptionally mild climate, it's undoubtedly one of the most scenic spots along the lake. The town is a gem, full of character and pretty views. Next, we’ll take a scenic boat trip from Limone to Malcesine, our last stop, an impressive medieval village crowned by a castle. You'll have an hour or so here to explore the maze of narrow streets and absorb its history.

Pair sightseeing, cuisine, and a scenic cable car ride to the top of Verona’s premier overlook with this unique itinerary small-group tour. Take a stroll through Verona’s old town to see highlights such as the arena and Piazza delle Erbe. Ride the cable car to St. Peter Hill for sweeping views of the city before ending with an apertivo of wine and charcuterie in lively Piazza Bra.

Explore the romantic city of Verona on this guided walking tour. Discover why Shakespeare wrote about the city and why UNESCO listed it as a World Heritage Site as you walk past monuments, busy squares, and quaint alleyways. Then head to the Verona Arena with skip-the-line access to marvel at the ancient Roman amphitheater constructed in pink marble as your guide informs you of its history and stories.

Experience the best of Lake Garda without the hassle of following a map or coordinating public transport on this private driving tour, led by a local host. Set off directly from Verona and enjoy a scenic ride to the lake, where you’ll stop to explore sights such as Belvedere Castle and Castello di Desenzano. Relax over a wine tasting in the cellars of a medieval castle before soaking up the scenery on the drive back to Verona.

Gelato is Italy’s favorite sweet treat—and on this tour, you won’t just get to sample it. Taught by a real Italian chef, you’ll also learn how to make it from scratch. Discover how both gelato and sorbetto are traditionally prepared, and then enjoy tastes at the end of class. You’ll also walk away with a recipe book, so you can try out your newfound skills at home.

Explore the romantic city of Verona with this tour, featuring locations from the movie “Letters to Juliet.” Learn about how people lived during the time of Romeo and Juliet and see landmarks tied to the couple’s story. A local guide leads the way through medieval streets and piazzas during this walking tour.

Visit one of the most charming historic cities near Venice without the hassle of navigating train schedules and sightseeing maps with this private Verona tour. Use your pre-booked tickets to reach the city by direct train and meet your guide as soon as you arrive. Spend the morning exploring the sights and soaking in Verona’s history and legends, then enjoy free time to dine and shop before catching the return train.

Experience a broad range of wines from across the Valpolicella region near Verona including exclusive Amarone during this wine tasting activity at a wine shop in the city center of Verona. Try several wines, from dry and aromatic white wines to robust red wines, before finishing with Amarone, a rich red wine known for its high price tag. Note that during December, the tasting takes place at Via Ponte Pietra 15, the Amarone Wine Shop.

Connect with a local foodie host to explore Verona’s culinary scene on this private and personalized tasting tour. Stop at landmark coffee bars, pastry shops, and traditional osteria eateries to sample 10 different sweet and savory specialties and beverages, including vegetarian options, while chatting about Verona’s authentic cuisine. Admire some of the city’s top sights as you eat your way through the historic center.

Discover the quieter, more authentic side of Lake Garda by exploring its eastern shoreline far from the crowds with this private day trip. Set off directly from Verona for a scenic drive through the Valpolicella wine country to Punta di San Vigilio to take in the views. Relax over a wine tasting at a family-run cellar before stopping to explore Lungolago di Lazise, one of Lake Garda’s most charming towns.

Take this introductory walking tour to get to know Verona and see the main attractions in less than two hours. Discover lively squares, beautiful cathedrals, and verdant gardens as you stroll through the medieval town with your personal guide. As you stroll, discover the city's intriguing past, and take advantage of the relaxed pace that offers numerous opportunities to take pictures.

Get a feel for the atmosphere of Verona on this short walking tour that covers the city center’s highlights. In addition to navigating, your guide offers trivia and stories often missed by visitors about each landmark on the itinerary, from one of the largest amphitheaters in Italy to the balcony that inspired Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet.

Live Romeo and Juliet's real story, discover the background of the tale and the places where it all happened, experience passion in intriguing Verona! Our fun and entertaining guide will make this a memorable experience for you filled with sightseeing, visitng local popular hangout places and trying the local food & drinks. It is one of the best experiences to immerse yourself into the rich Italian culture.

Experience the Roman age in the most spectacular of the buildings raised in those days, the amphitheatre. Explore it with someone who really knows it. Because what stands nowadays is not exactly what was build 2000 years ago. You will then enter the amphitheatre and walk along its corridors and archways to explore the ingenious structure capable of connecting the external gates with the internal "vomitoria". You will discover the places frequented by gladiators and those used to house fairs. Will you perhaps forget to enter the "arena" as a gladiator would have done? And take a seat on the stonesteps as the spectators still do? After listening to the countless anecdotes related to the world of gladiator games, you will end our tour in the most hidden and evocative part of the whole amphitheater. And there, your free time will begin, so that you can stay in this extraordinary place for as long as you wish.