
Participants will start the tour at the Arco dei Gavi and navigate through key historical sites in Verona, including Porta Borsari, Piazza Erbe, and Juliet’s Balcony. The e-bike will facilitate a climb to the Torricelle hills to visit Castel San Pietro, offering expansive views over the city and the Adige River. Riders will then descend to the riverside near Ponte Pietra, explore the area of Sottoriva, and visit San Fermo Church. The route continues through Piazza Bra and past the Arena, highlighting the city’s Roman history and cultural events. The tour concludes in the San Zeno district, known for its quiet streets, local cafés, and the Basilica di San Zeno, a significant landmark in Verona. This experience is suitable for those looking for a mix of history and scenic views. It may not be ideal for individuals who prefer walking tours or have mobility restrictions.
Start your ride under this impressive Roman triumphal arch, once part of the ancient city’s gateway.
Cycle past this well-preserved Roman gate, with its original Latin inscriptions still visible after centuries.
Stop at the legendary courtyard of the Capuleti's house and see the balcony that inspired Shakespeare’s timeless love story. Perfect for a photo and a tale of romance!
Admire the ornate Gothic tombs of Verona’s medieval rulers, rising like stone canopies in a quiet courtyard.
Visit the city’s majestic cathedral, a blend of Romanesque and Gothic styles with centuries of sacred art inside.
Cross Verona’s oldest bridge and follow the peaceful riverside path, with stunning views of the Adige and its graceful flow.
Reach this panoramic terrace for breathtaking views over Verona’s rooftops, bell towers, and river bends.
Glide through this charming medieval street with stone arches and shaded alleys full of local atmosphere.
Marvel at one of Verona’s most unique churches, built on two levels and rich in Gothic details and frescoes.
Ride past the iconic Roman amphitheater—still in use today for grand opera nights—and hear stories of its gladiator past.
Explore the city’s largest square, where history, culture, and daily life come together around fountains and cafés.
Pedal alongside this medieval fortress and cross its distinctive crenellated bridge over the Adige River.
Enter the quieter, authentic side of Verona with cobbled streets and local vibes. End your ride at this Romanesque masterpiece, a peaceful sanctuary and a symbol of Verona’s deep-rooted history.
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