
This self-guided app-based walking tour of Verona allows you to explore the city's rich history over 2,000 years. You will visit significant sites such as a Roman amphitheatre that predates the Colosseo, a whale rib that has been displayed for centuries, and the house claimed to be Romeo's, which belonged to one of Italy's first female scholars. The tour includes connections to notable figures and events, including the Scaligeri dynasty, Dante, and Napoleon. This experience is suitable for individuals or small groups who prefer flexible scheduling and a leisurely pace. You can start at your convenience and pause as needed, making it ideal for those who want to explore without the pressure of a guided group. The tour has been updated based on traveler feedback in 2026 and is backed by a full refund guarantee. It is important to note that this is not a large group tour, minimizing the rush often associated with guided experiences.
Walk across Roman stones pulled from a river by citizens who refused to let a wartime demolition erase their bridge.
Learn why the real story of this house, a brilliant woman silenced for speaking too well, outshines the fiction.
Decode a funerary complex where modern forensics revealed poison in a medieval ruler's mummified remains.
Pass by one of the most famous locations associated with Shakespeare's tragedy: Juliet's house. Uncover how a twentieth century heritage promoter built the balcony from a medieval coffin lid and launched a global myth.
Stand before an amphitheatre older than the Colosseum whose outer wall was dismantled not by an earthquake, but by a king
look upon a fortress built to face inward, where a ruler's escape bridge could not save him from his own brother
Hear about the famous monuments in this square
Cross a marketplace that has operated continuously since it was a Roman forum over two millennia ago.
See a Roman arch reassembled from numbered stones after Napoleon's engineers tore it down to widen a road
Trace the exact line of a Roman highway still embedded in Verona's modern street grid after two thousand years
Pass beneath a whale rib that has hung from an archway for centuries, and hear the legend behind it
Stand where Dante found refuge after exile.
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