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- Milan, Verona & Italy’s Lakes - 5 Days
- Discovering Verona
- Enchanting Northern Italy: Milan to Verona
- 5 Day North Italy Tour Package – Milan, Verona & Lakes
- Jewels of Italy
- 6 Day Milan including visit to Verona, Lake Garda, Florence, Pisa, Lake Como, Bellagio, & Lugano.
- Magic of Lakes and Alps with Panorama Express
- Private Wine Tour,Franciacorta,Lake Garda and Verona - 5 Days Tour
- 5 Day Italy Tour Package with Bernina Express – Verona, Sirmione, Bellagio & Como
- Rome, Florence & Venice
Duration 5 days Destinations Milan, Como, Bellagio, Verona, Sirmione, Lake Garda Age Range 4 to 99 year olds Operator Click Tours From $3,962
36% Off- NZ$2,536You save $1,426
Romeo and Juliet's city features gelato-making at a local kitchen, priority access to Arena di Verona, and Lake Garda views. NH Verona Hotel hosts guests for 3 nights with English-guided tours and daily breakfast. A boat circles Sirmione peninsula with visits to Grotte di Catullo.
Duration 4 days Destinations Verona, Lake Garda, Sirmione Age Range up to 80 year olds Operator TUI Italia From $1,571
10% Off- NZ$1,414You save $157
Romance radiates from Hotel Indigo to the 14th-century castle and Roman amphitheater in Verona. Valpolicella's renowned wineries offer authentic Amarone tastings near the city's Shakespearean connections, including Juliet's iconic balcony.
Duration 7 days Destinations Milan, Lake Como, Verona, Sirmione, Lake Garda Age Range 8 to 99 year olds Operator Omega Tours From
10% Off- NZ$2,910
Romance fills Centro Storico and the famous Romeo and Juliet sites in Verona. Medieval streets lined with Renaissance palaces lead visitors toward Lake Garda's emerald waters and Sirmione's ancient walls.
Duration 5 days Destinations Milan, Lake Como, Bellagio, Lake Garda, Verona, Sirmione Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator Tourist Journey From
10% Off- NZ$1,617
Jewels of Italy
35 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“It was fantastic and amazing frankly to see what I saw within 7 days it's just stunning.”
Biniam, traveled in September
Shakespeare's Verona showcases the Roman Arena and Juliet's Balcony. This cultural gem between Florence and Venice offers dramatic Apennine Mountain views. Expert guides share tales of Romeo and Juliet at the ancient amphitheater.
Duration 7 days Destinations Rome, Vatican City, Pisa, Florence, Tuscany, San Gimignano, Verona, Mestre, Burano, Venice Age Range 18 to 99 year olds Operator Costsaver From $2,225
10% Off- NZ$2,003You save $222
6 Day Milan including visit to Verona, Lake Garda, Florence, Pisa, Lake Como, Bellagio, & Lugano.
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Great part of Italy.”
Carolyn, traveled in September
A 2-hour guided walk through Verona leads past the Roman Arena and Juliet's iconic balcony. The tour weaves through medieval quarters with time to explore local cafes. A perfect day trip from Milan with expert English-speaking guides.
Duration 6 days Destinations Milan, Verona, Lake Garda, Florence, Pisa, Lake Como, Bellagio, Lugano Age Range up to 85 year olds Operator STM Tours LLC From $2,666
5% Off- NZ$2,533You save $133
Duration 5 days Destinations Milan, Verona, Sirmione, Lake Garda, Tirano, Lake Como, Bellagio Age Range 2 to 90 year olds Operator Expeditions Gateways From $4,391
9% Off- NZ$3,996You save $395
Duration 5 days Destinations Verona, Iseo, Sirmione Age Range 20 to 99 year olds Operator Soleto Travel From
9% Off- NZ$3,771
Romeo and Juliet's story comes alive at the Great Arena and Centro Storico. An English-speaking guide leads through medieval streets, allowing free time to uncover hidden corners before reaching Lake Garda's stunning shores.
Duration 5 days Destinations Milan, Sirmione, Verona, Lake Garda, Tirano, St Moritz, Bellagio, Como Age Range 1 to 99 year olds Operator Tourist Journey From
9% Off- NZ$1,712
Rome, Florence & Venice
248 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Packed in a lot. Enjoyed the excursions.”
Saloni, traveled in September
The ancient Roman Arena, now hosting the summer Opera Festival, awaits in Shakespeare's Verona. Wander the historic city center, shop along Via Mazzini, and meander through cobblestone streets before heading 217 miles to Venice. Offering a perfect blend of guided tours and free time.
Duration 7 days Destinations Rome, Pisa, Florence, Verona, Venice Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator Cosmos From $2,419
10% Off- NZ$2,177You save $241
What people love about Verona Tours
- 6 Day Milan including visit to Verona, Lake Garda, Florence, Pisa, Lake Como, Bellagio, & Lugano.
Perfect tour for a single traveler.
- Jewels of Italy
Overall this tour is good. The only thing is that the optional experiences sometimes are not optional if you are the minority who choose not going, because it is hard to arrange the coach bus to send you back to hotel.
- Alps By Bernina Train & Northern Lakes - 6 Days
All fine otherwise. Guide and driver great. Major drawback was Starhotels Crystallo hotel in Bergamo - very basic - no tea or coffee facilities in room - big issue with us- nil available in lobby to make a cup of tea. No way would I describe this hotel as 4* The 2 dinners we ate there basically unedible.
What our customers ask about Verona Tours & Trips
When is the best time to visit Verona?
Verona shines brightest from April through October with mild temperatures perfect for exploring its ancient streets. The city's famous Arena comes alive during these months with its opera season drawing music lovers from around the world. Spring and fall prove most comfortable for walking tours with temperatures between 15-25°C while July and August heat can reach 30°C. The Grand Tiberio hotel provides a well-positioned retreat during high season with modern cooling systems and easy access to main attractions.
How long should I plan to stay in Verona?
Two to three days gives visitors enough time to experience Verona's essential character. The first day naturally centers on the historic core including the Arena and Juliet's House. A second day opens up possibilities in the Centro Storico neighborhood and viewpoints at Castel San Pietro. One TourRadar traveler notes "Verona is a work of art in itself: a fascinating crossroad of historical periods and cultures." Those with three days can venture to nearby Lake Garda or the medieval town of Sirmione.
What are the must-see historical sites in Verona?
The Arena di Verona anchors the city's historical offerings a Roman amphitheater that continues hosting grand opera performances. Juliet's House draws Shakespeare enthusiasts while Piazza delle Erbe presents a living timeline of medieval architecture and daily market life. One TourRadar traveler shares "The historical sites of Verona take your breath away especially seeing the Arena and walking the same streets as Romeo and Juliet." The 14th-century Castelvecchio stands as another essential stop. The Hotel San Marco near the historic center serves as an ideal base while local guides typically spend 2-3 hours explaining these landmarks' significance.
What are the best wine experiences around Verona?
The Valpolicella wine region stretches across hills outside Verona with more than 400 wineries specializing in Amarone and Ripasso wines. Family-run estates welcome visitors showing their distinctive grape-drying techniques. According to one TourRadar traveler: "The wine tour in Valpolicella was fantastic especially learning about Amarone production from passionate local winemakers." Many visitors choose to stay at Hotel Indigo in Verona taking afternoon tours led by professional sommeliers to several vineyards.
What are some unique day trips from Verona?
Northern Italy's treasures lie within easy reach of Verona including Lake Garda and the Valpolicella region. Sirmione a 30-minute drive away combines medieval charm with Scaligero Castle and lakefront views. A TourRadar traveler notes: "The day trip to Lake Garda and Sirmione was a highlight - the combination of medieval architecture and lake views was unforgettable." Tours often include boat excursions around the peninsula and visits to the Grotte di Catullo Roman villa ruins.
What are the must-try local dishes in Verona?
Verona's kitchen serves up distinct regional specialties that tell the story of local gastronomy. Key dishes include risotto all'Amarone cooked with the namesake wine pastissada de caval (a traditional horse meat stew) and various preparations of gnocchi. A TourRadar traveler reports: "The restaurants around Piazza Bra offered incredible local cuisine especially when paired with Valpolicella wines." The most authentic meals can be found in trattorias near Piazza delle Erbe while Hotel Indigo puts guests in the heart of the local dining scene.