
Travel from Milan to Verona and Venice in a single day. Start with a train ride to Verona, where you will explore the city known for the story of Romeo and Juliet. Enjoy a walk along the Adige River and visit Ponte Scaligero and Piazza delle Erbe. After Verona, continue to Venice, famous for its canals and vaporettos. Discover the historic center, including Piazza San Marco and its Basilica. There will be time for independent exploration. This tour is suitable for those interested in experiencing two iconic northern Italian cities in one day.
Internationally known for being the setting for the love story between Romeo and Juliet, this city in northeastern Italy has many other features that make it worth a visit. Here, you will enjoy a 45 minutes guided visit of the city, and then you will be able to discover the city on your own for a specific amount of time!
It is the oldest square in the city of Verona, Italy, located in the area of the ancient Roman forum. In Roman times it was the center of political and economic life. It is considered the most recommended Italian square.
Venice is situated in a marshy lagoon on the Adriatic Sea which threatens the city every year and at the same time makes it internationally famous for its navigable streets.
Discover one of the most famous landmarks in Venice. Known for its distinctive design and lively surroundings, it offers beautiful views over the Grand Canal and is a popular spot for photos.
Located in front of the Basilica de San Marco, its construction began in the IX century. It´s well known for being called by Napoleon Bonaparte ¨the most beautiful salon in Europe¨. Our guided tour will start here, where you will discover about its history and curious facts like its recurring floods. Here, the guide will give you some free time to explore the city on your own.
Discover the famous Bridge of Sighs, one of Venice’s most iconic landmarks, connecting the Doge’s Palace to the historic prisons and known for its romantic yet mysterious history.
Next to the Piazza San Marco, you will find this building which is a symbol of power and the principal Venetian Gothic work. It was the residence of the Dux (supreme magistrates and top leaders of Venice), the seat of government and of the court of justice, and the prison of the Venetian Republic. Get to know the history of this huge building and let yourself admire by the many artworks it embraces!
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