Top Verona Outdoor Activities

Pair light exercise with nature and history and a little bit of wine on this fun half-day electric bicycle tour through Valpolicella's vineyard-blanketed hills. Pedal through the beautiful countryside of low-rolling hills and then stop to sample some locally made wine at a vineyard while learning about the typical characteristics of the region's wine from an expert sommelier. Numbers are limited to twelve people on this small-group tour, ensuring you receive personalized attention from your guide.

Explore romantic Verona on two wheels on this relaxed bike tour. Stop at Verona’s main sights, such as an ancient Roman bridge over the Adige River, two Roman theaters, the old city walls, and even Juliet’s House—made famous by Shakespeare’s tragic play, ‘Romeo and Juliet.’ As you pedal through the UNESCO-listed historic center of Verona, hear stories of the city’s history, art, and architecture. Group size is limited to 12, making for a more intimate tour.

Discover Verona’s gastronomy and the city highlights during this half-day tour. Stroll down the quaint streets of the historic city center and learn about the history and traditions of Verona. Tours are modified for each season and you visit historic eateries, wine bars, and restaurants. You also take a ride on the funicular to the highest part of the city for a stunning view of Verona.

You will go on a unique itinerary by bike that reveals Verona highlights and hidden corners at their best, accompanied by knowledgeable and welcoming local official guides. You will blend yourself in the knot of lanes of the historical centre but also have the chance to admire the city from a breathtaking panoramic point of view.

Discover the best of the Italian Alps on this full-day Dolomites tour from Lake Garda. Hop into your air-conditioned coach from a range of different pickup points around Lake Garda, then spin into the pretty Dolomites with a guide. Visit traditional mountain towns like Moena or Cavalese, and take the Pordoi pass for fine views over peaks such as Catinaccio, Marmolada, and Sella. During your 11-hour tour, enjoy free time in the Alpine town of Ortisei and soak up the atmosphere among the peaks and valleys.

Get familiar with wonderful Verona, an eye-pleasing ancient city that offers churches and palaces, squares and cobblestoned streets. This guided tour gives you an in-depth look at Verona as you explore its highlights including the 2,000-year-old Arena di Verona and Juliet's balcony. Numbers are limited to 12 people on this small-group tour, ensuring a more personalized experience.

Take a moonlight tour of Verona and explore the city in the calmer evening hours with a guide. After leaving Piazza Erbe, you'll stroll around Verona's romantic alleyways and streets, listening to stories about the poets, painters, and dreamers who have fallen for the city's charms. See the Lovers' Well (Pozzo dell'Amore), Porta Borsari, and the Castelvecchio, and leave the tour armed with tips for the best wine bars in town.

Explore the romantic city of Verona on this guided walking tour. Discover why Shakespeare wrote about the city and why UNESCO listed it as a World Heritage Site as you walk past monuments, busy squares, and quaint alleyways. Then head to the Verona Arena with skip-the-line access to marvel at the ancient Roman amphitheater constructed in pink marble as your guide informs you of its history and stories.

Experience the place where Valpolicella wines have been artfully made for centuries on this half-day, guided winery tour and visit the hamlet of San Giorgio di Valpolicella. Sample four Italian wines paired with bread and cheese and hear about the local harvesting and wine-making history and processes from a local sommelier. Learn about the countryside and enjoy a walk in the hamlet streets.

Verona Arena is the third largest Roman amphitheater in the world and host to the renowned Verona Summer Opera Festival, but it’s not unusual to spend over an hour queuing to get in. This guided tour ensures skip-the-line entrance, so you can explore inside the ancient wonder without having to wait in line.

Italy is known for its wine, and with this tour, you'll get an insider's look at wine production from grape to bottle. You'll travel through the Amarone, with stops at two wineries for tastings. Then you'll sit down for a lunch of local cuisine paired with Valpolicella wine, followed by a visit to a third winery to learn more about viticulture still.

Get a feel for the atmosphere of Verona on this short walking tour that covers the city center’s highlights. In addition to navigating, your guide offers trivia and stories often missed by visitors about each landmark on the itinerary, from one of the largest amphitheaters in Italy to the balcony that inspired Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet.

Meet the local guide in Verona city center, get on board a comfortable van and start this relaxing experience and head to Lake Garda. Reach Sirmione, a breathtaking medieval hamlet, famous for the clear waters, the beautiful castle and for the palaces full of flowers. Once arrived, the lake will be waiting for you: you'll enjoy a pleasant boat tour around Sirmione peninsula to admire the beautiful villas, the landscape and a part of the Grotte di Catullo made of a Roman villa at the head of the village. After this relaxing and refreshing moment you'll start exploring the village with your local expert that will show you the most fascinating corners walking through the cobblestone lanes and will tell you all about the history and local culture of this peninsula town. After the visit you'll have some free time to go shopping or relax by the lake. Sirmione is also famous for the amazing Gelato! So don't miss the opportunity to taste the yummy Gelato before going back to Verona.

Spend a lazy day on Lake Garda with this day-long trip around the main lakeside towns. Aboard an air-conditioned bus, you’ll travel around the shores in comfort, stopping to visit towns such as Limone sul Garda, Lazise, and Salò along the way. Different routes operate on different days, so check before you book. No matter what tour you book, each experience ends on a high note with a boat ride on the lake.

Enjoy an adventurous and scenic overview of Italy’s UNESCO-listed Dolomite region on this full-day tour from Verona. With just a small group, you’ll travel in comfort via air-conditioned minivan. Admire the Val di Fassa, eat lunch in a picturesque village, and then continue to the Pordoi Pass. Then, take a funicular ride to the soaring Piz Boè for exceptional mountain views.

Verona is known both for its delightful old town and its excellent regional wines. Discover the best of both with this bike tour that combines sightseeing with stops at traditional wine bars, known as an osteria, for samples of wine and paired with local gourmet specialties. Pedal past sights like Basilica di San Zeno Maggiore and Piazza delle Erbe and taste regional wines including Valpolicella and Prosecco.

Combine a scenic e-bike ride through the Valpolicella countryside with a guided red wine-tasting during this small-group excursion from Verona. Explore vineyards and other local scenery with a born-and-bred Valpolicella local. Cover more sights in less time with an electric-assisted push. Then, head to a family-run winery to sample Valpolicella, Ripasso, and Amarone wines.

Take a spin through Verona and its surroundings on a Vespa during this small-group panoramic tour. Ride through the historic city center into the nearby Torricelle hills, where you can enjoy a scenic view of the city and surrounding neighborhoods. Enjoy a breath of fresh air and stop for photo opportunities along the way.

The Madonna della Corona Sanctuary is one of the most striking sights near Lake Garda, but visiting by public transportation can be frustrating. Save hours with this tour that includes pick up in Garda or Bardolino and transportation by van directly to the sanctuary complex. Explore the scenic church and surrounding complex at your own pace before setting off to visit a local farm and sample wine and cold cuts.

Taste Prosecco at the source during a full-day wine tour with traditional lunch departing from Verona. Meet your guide for this small-group tour and set out on a drive to the Colli Berici Region. Admire views of historic villas and unspoiled nature along the way. Visit two wineries, walk through the vineyards, and sample Prosecco during the tour. A traditional lunch and visit to the medieval town of Soave are also included.

Starting from Bardolinowe will ride the cycle path, from which, through expanses of vineyards and olive trees, enjoying immaculate and enchanting landscapes, we reach first Cavaion Veronese, and then Costermano to descend from the hills to the starting point, where a tasting of three wines awaits us at the cellar, accompanied by quality local food.

Take a break from city sightseeing and discover Veneto’s countryside with this scenic e-bike excursion from Villafranca di Verona. Toss the map and join a guide for an exclusive ride that takes you to past picturesque castles and little-known medieval villages, where you can stop for an espresso or gelato. Learn about the area’s history and landmarks as you cycle down quiet rural roads and snap photos of the views.

Hop on a boat for a guided Lake Garda cruise from Torri del Benaco or Garda to the history-steeped town of Salò and back. After cruising past the pretty lakeside villages of Italy’s largest lake, you’ll raise a glass by Isola del Garda’s Venetian palace then enjoy free time in Salò, ambling along its alleyways and visiting the Renaissance cathedral. It’s a great way to see some highlights of Lake Garda in just one afternoon.

Away from the city and the beaten routes. This is a unique chance for discovering the rural and holy ancient art in Lessinia. This is a not-to-be-missed outdoor experience and it is set to satisfy the hiker's needs of nature, culture, movement, and curiosity. Instead of a simple hike along a marked trail, this is a full immersion in our culture and traditions. The wide web of ancient tracks that once linked the villages one to another is now been deleted by the action of nature, but some of these old tracks have been recovered. All that you need for an experience like this is, to have proper shoes, a solid curiosity to learn something about our ancient times, and be willing to spend some hours in the outdoors.