Verona Guided Tour from Venice by Train

There’s so much to see in Verona—such as its Roman amphitheater, Piazza delle Erbe, and the ancient Roman gate of Porta Borsari. Save hours planning your own itinerary and let someone else do the hard work for you with this day trip from Venice. After getting a train to Verona, set off on a guided tour to tick off top sights and learn stories about the city’s history too.

Verona

Verona is an ancient medieval city built on the meandering Adige River. It is famous as the setting for Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet". From Venice, you will be taking a train to the city.

Stazione Ferroviaria Verona Porta Nuova

Built between 1914 and 1915 has been renovated during the years. This will be the starting point of the tour in Verona. From the railway station of Verona, you will walk up to the city center, where the guided tour of the city will begin, with a length of approximately 1 hour. After that, you will be given free time to spend it as you prefer.

Porta Borsari — World Heritage Site (Pass By)

This was the old gate in the walls of Verona. Its construction dates back to the 1st century AD. Its name is due to the soldiers who collected the tariffs when entering the city, the borsari

Arena di Verona (Pass By)

It is the site of the ancient Roman Amphitheater and is now the venue where different operas and concerts are performed. It has a capacity of 22,000 spectators.

Piazza Bra (Pass By)

It is one of the largest in Italy and although it was not considered a square until the first half of the 16th century, today it is the center of Verona and a place full of bars and restaurants to enjoy the life of the inhabitants of Verona.

Ponte Pietra (Pass By)

It is the only Roman bridge left in the city. With its 5 arches it joins the city center with the shore that houses the Castle of San Pietro

Piazza delle Erbe

This square has a great architectural legacy with mixed buildings from the Roman, Baroque and medieval times. The Roman forum used to be here