Top Verona Rail Tours

South Tyrol is the most un-Italian part of Italy, stands out for its Alpine location, languages, architecture, and culture. This excursion mixes the best of both worlds with time in the regional capital, Bolzano, and scenery-rich train ride through the Renon plateau. Bolzano, or Bozen in German, is known for its Archaeological Museum, which houses Ötzi the Iceman, a 5,300-year-old mummified Copper Age shepherd. You can explore the museum or enjoy the city’s charming streets, piazzas, and local specialties like apple strudel. The trip continues with a cable car ride from Bolzano to the Renon plateau, followed by a narrow-gauge train journey through picturesque landscapes. A short walk leads to the plateau's unique earth pyramids, towering pillars shaped by nature, which can reach heights of 30 meters.

Enjoy this private full-day tour of Verona from Milan with a local tour guide. You will take the fast train from Milan to Verona early in the morning (exact time to confirm). Once in Verona, you will meet your private official tour guide in Puorta Nuova Station to start your guided tour. Verona is one of the most beautiful cities of northern Italy. Besides being where the tragic love story of Romeo & Juliet happened, the city has a lot to offer. You will visit the roman arena, which is located in Piazza Bra and visit one of the oldest squares of the city, Piazza Delle Erbe. In between many other things, you will get to know, together with a private official tour guide, the best of Verona. Your official tour guide can recommend a very nice place to have lunch. Then, you will have some time free to wander around the city. In the afternoon, you will take your fast train back to Milan (time to confirm).

Take a moonlight tour of Verona and explore the city in the calmer evening hours with a guide. After leaving Piazza Erbe, you'll stroll around Verona's romantic alleyways and streets, listening to stories about the poets, painters, and dreamers who have fallen for the city's charms. See the Lovers' Well (Pozzo dell'Amore), Porta Borsari, and the Castelvecchio, and leave the tour armed with tips for the best wine bars in town.

Welcome to Verona, the city of love and romance, and the home of the world-famous love story of Romeo and Juliet. You will discover the most iconic landmarks of the city, starting from Juliet's balcony, the legendary spot where Shakespeare's tragic heroine declared her love for Romeo. As we walk through the historic city center, you will see the stunning Arena di Verona, one of the best-preserved Roman amphitheaters in the world, and the Palazzo Barbieri, the majestic city hall that dominates the Piazza Bra. You will also explore the winding alleys of Verona's medieval district, with its hidden courtyards, ancient churches, and quaint shops. This private tour is the perfect way to experience the magic of Verona and learn about the city's fascinating past and present. So join us on this unforgettable journey through the heart of Verona, and discover why it has captured the hearts of visitors for centuries.

Get a richer perspective on Verona than you could alone with this in-depth walking tour. In the company of an expert guide, explore the city's highlights including the 2,000-year-old Arena di Verona and La Casa di Giulietta—the building believed to have inspired Shakespeare's *Romeo and Juliet.*

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.

Discover Verona’s gastronomy and the city highlights during this half-day tour. Stroll down the quaint streets of the historic city center and learn about the history and traditions of Verona. Tours are modified for each season and you visit historic eateries, wine bars, and restaurants. You also take a ride on the funicular to the highest part of the city for a stunning view of Verona.

Travel from Venice via train to Verona where this all-day guided tour begins. Explore the “Eternal City” on foot, taking in famous sights from Shakespeare’s "Romeo & Juliet," such as Romeo's House and the Piazza dei Signori. Plus you’ll have free time to wander around on your own. Train tickets to/from Venice are included.

Discover the best of the Italian Alps on this full-day Dolomites tour from Lake Garda. Hop into your air-conditioned coach from different pickup points around Lake Garda, then spin into the pretty Dolomites with a guide. Visit the traditional mountain town of Cavalese and take the Pordoi pass for fine views over the Catinaccio, Marmolada, and Sella peaks. Enjoy free time in the Alpine town of Ortisei and soak up the atmosphere among the peaks and valleys.

Discover the highlights of romantic Verona during a hop-on hop-off bus tour aboard an open-air double-decker bus. Enjoy panoramic views from the top deck while you ride past the city’s main attractions and listen to informative audio commentary along the way. There are two different bus routes included on your ticket, and 16 stops between them so you see the best of Verona. Choose between a ticket that is valid for either 24- or 48-hours.

Exploring a new city without some insider knowledge means missing out on its best bits, but this express Verona walking tour puts a private guide right at your side. Delving into the history and culture of the city, the tour takes in highlights such as Verona Roman Arena and Juliet’s House along with little-known treasures such as the porticoed Via Sottoriva—all while exploring at your own pace.

You will go on a unique itinerary by bike that reveals Verona highlights and hidden corners at their best, accompanied by knowledgeable and welcoming local official guides. You will blend yourself in the knot of lanes of the historical centre but also have the chance to admire the city from a breathtaking panoramic point of view. By the end of the tour, you'll have seen Verona's highlights, discovered hidden corners and left with stories you'll remember long after your trip.

Italy is known for its wine, and with this small-group tour, you get an insider's look at wine production from grape to bottle—with a focus on Amarone wines. Travel through the Valpolicella region, stopping at two wineries for tastings. At your second winery, sit down for a lunch of local cuisine paired with more wine, followed by another guided tasting to learn more about viticulture.