
Experience Verona through a 33-stop self-guided audio tour that showcases 2,000 years of history, including Roman ruins, medieval palaces, and the well-preserved Roman amphitheater. This tour is designed for individuals who prefer to explore at their own pace without a group or fixed schedule. Mariacristina, your guide with 25 years of experience, will lead you through the city via your phone. Key sights include the Arena of Verona, Roman gates and streets, the Scaligeri tombs, Juliet's house, and a panoramic view from Castel San Pietro. To participate, you need to download the free tour app available on iOS and Android, follow the GPS map, and listen as you walk. You can pause, rewind, and revisit the content anytime, allowing for a flexible exploration of Verona.
You will see the building from outside, listen to history and move to the next stop.
The elegant façade with three floors of arches is what remains of the Roman building.
Here we are in the heart of Verona.
We are in the ancient center of power in Verona.
Legend has it that the brick building with dovetail battlements was the home of Romeo Montecchi.
You are standing on the oldest bridge in Verona, built in the 1st century BC when Verona was a Latin colony.
This was the second main entrance to the city.
Today, Piazza Bra is considered the heart of Verona.