Where is the meeting point?

The tour meets at Piazza Bra in front of the Arena di Verona; arrive fifteen minutes before the scheduled start.

Is Juliet's House included?

Juliet's House is an optional upgrade that provides pre-reserved timed-entry tickets for a self-guided visit of the courtyard and balcony area.

What languages is the tour offered in?

This experience is delivered in English by a live guide.

Is the tour suitable for people with reduced mobility?

No. The route includes uneven pavements and stairs, and the tour is not suitable for people with reduced mobility.

Can I join late if I'm delayed?

No. For group flow and timing, late arrivals cannot join the tour once it has started.

How large are the groups?

Groups are capped at sixteen participants to keep commentary focused and allow time for questions.

Verona Highlights: Guided Walking Tour with Juliet's House

Verona sits on the Adige River in Italy's Veneto region, a compact city where Roman stones and medieval facades form a walkable story of streets and squares. The Verona: Highlights Guided Walking Tour with Juliet's House guides you through the essentials: Piazza Bra and the Arena di Verona; Castelvecchio and the Arco dei Gavi; the riverside and Porta Borsari; Piazza delle Erbe, Piazza dei Signori, the Arche Scaligere; and the climb up Torre dei Lamberti. An optional pre-reserved timed entry to Juliet's House adds the literary draw of Romeo and Juliet. Start at Piazza Bra facing the Arena di Verona, one of the best-preserved Roman amphitheaters; your local guide describes its construction and how it still hosts performances today. From there the route moves into medieval Verona, where civic ambition shows in Castelvecchio's battlements and the sculpted Arco dei Gavi. The walk follows the Adige's curve for calmer river views and a glimpse of daily Veronese life. Passing through Porta Borsari, the group enters a compact network of alleys that open into Piazza delle Erbe, a busy market square ringed by frescoed facades and mosaic pavement. Nearby, Piazza dei Signori and the Arche Scaligere recall the city's medieval rulers with Gothic stonework. The tour reaches Torre dei Lamberti: climb for wide rooftop panoramas that let you read Verona's layers—Roman foundations, medieval towers, and modern roofs. The Juliet's House segment is timed-entry and self-guided; step into the small courtyard, view the balcony linked to Shakespeare's play, and explore interior rooms at your own pace. This two-hour experience is ideal for visitors who want an efficient, interpretive sweep through Verona's highlights. Group sizes are kept small to allow questions about architecture, history, and local life. Practical details: meet at Piazza Bra, arrive fifteen minutes early, and note the tour is not suitable for people with reduced mobility due to uneven pavements and tower stairs. Bring comfortable shoes, a camera, and season-appropriate layers; mornings and shoulder seasons offer cooler light and fewer crowds. In a short time you'll leave with clear context for returning to favorite corners and digging deeper into Verona's streets and stories.

About Walks in Europe

Walks in Europe is a guided-tour operator based in Milano, Lombardia, offering small-group and private walking tours across Italy and select nearby destinations.

Specializing in city highlights and cultural deep-dives, the company provides pre-reserved tickets, priority access, and expert local guides for major sites including St. Mark’s Basilica, the Doge’s Palace, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, Florence’s Accademia and cathedral, Milan’s Duomo and Sforza Castle, and Verona’s Roman Arena.

Each itinerary emphasizes local stories, architecture, and culinary stops where noted, combining on-foot exploration with reserved entries or optional experiences such as gondola rides and cable car ascents. Tours listed include Venice highlights, the Jewish Ghetto and synagogue visits, Doge’s Palace guided tours with optional gondola rides, Verona walking and food tours with cable car access, Pisa guided visits to Miracles Square, Paris Sainte-Chapelle and Conciergerie tours, Milan Duomo and Pietà highlights, and Florence Medici and David-focused experiences.

Walks in Europe operates from Milano while serving travelers visiting Venice, Verona, Pisa, Florence, Milan and Paris. The operator’s use of pre-booked tickets and priority access reduces wait times and enhances time-on-site for visitors. Local guides deliver historical context, accessible pacing, and curated routes suited to small groups and private bookings. Travelers seeking guided walking tours with efficient logistics and expert guidance can find the company’s offerings aligned to classic landmarks, art, and cultural heritage across its listed routes. Booking options include small-group departures and private experiences with clear cancellation policies, accessible meeting points, and multilingual guide availability when specified upon special request.