Verona & Lake Garda Self Guided Audio Tour

As soon as you arrive in Verona and Lake Garda, your self-guided city tour will begin. With the help of unique navigation functionality, walking routes, and various itineraries, your journey would become much easier. As you visit the spectacular Verona Arena, Juliet's house, and Castelvecchio, you will learn more about this charismatic city.

To learn about the secrets and history of this magnificent city, you can tune into your audio commentary. Take a break from sightseeing by checking out Verona’s and Lake Garda’s countless bars and eateries. Get the taste of some authentic Italian cuisine at famous restaurants like Ristorante Amistà, Naztru Azzuro, and many more!

Do you want to bring home some Italian souvenirs? Then don't miss out on shopping areas like Adigeo and Via Mazzini, which will provide you with everything you require. Every nook and corner of these beautiful cities will become your favorite place once you discover the various photo hotspots while planning your next walking route!

Verona & Lake Garda Self Guided Audio Tour

Discover the ancient charm of Verona and the serene beauty of Lake Garda on this self-guided audio tour that includes detailed navigation, walking paths, and a variety of itineraries. Explore iconic landmarks such as the Arena di Verona, Casa di Giulietta, Castelvecchio Museum, and many more over 2 days. The tour is available in multiple languages including English, Italian, French, German, Spanish, and Chinese, ensuring accessibility for all visitors. With audio guides that can be downloaded to your smartphone or rented at various locations around the city, you will have full control of your schedule without relying on groups or guided tours. This sightseeing experience covers a wide range of attractions in Verona and Lake Garda, providing unique insights into local traditions and history through engaging content.

Explore the Arena di Verona

Your tour stops at the Arena di Verona where you can witness one of the largest Roman amphitheaters still standing today. Built around 1st century AD, this iconic structure measures approximately 159 meters in circumference and has a capacity for up to 22,000 spectators. Visitors often marvel at its well-preserved architecture which includes arches, columns, and intricate stonework. Historical facts show that the Arena di Verona was used for gladiatorial contests and other public spectacles until the Middle Ages when it fell into disrepair but later underwent extensive restoration in the 19th century. Today, it hosts numerous opera performances during the summer months and remains a symbol of Roman engineering excellence. The arena's unique acoustics make it an exceptional venue for both historical exploration and cultural events.

Visit Casa di Giulietta

Your tour continues at Casa di Giulietta where guests can immerse themselves in the romantic atmosphere inspired by Shakespeare’s famous play Romeo and Juliet. Built around 1370, this house is located on Via Cappello near Piazza Erbe and features a balcony overlooking the courtyard which has become an iconic backdrop for photo opportunities. Inside, visitors will find exhibits dedicated to the story of Juliet, including a bronze statue of her in the garden courtyard. The Casa di Giulietta receives thousands of letters addressed to Juliet every year from admirers around the world who leave messages and tokens at Juliet’s balcony. This attraction is unique compared to other literary landmarks as it combines historical architecture with modern cultural phenomena.

Discover Castelvecchio Museum

Your tour leads you to the Castelvecchio Museum where guests can explore one of Verona's most impressive medieval castles turned into a museum. Built in 1354 by Cangrande II della Scala, this fortress spans over 20,000 square meters and houses an extensive collection of art and artifacts ranging from Roman times to the Renaissance period. The castle itself features imposing walls, towers, and a drawbridge that transport visitors back to medieval Verona. Inside, highlights include works by Mantegna, Donatello, and Pisanello among others. Castelvecchio Museum stands out for its blend of military architecture and artistic treasures, offering a comprehensive look into the city's rich history.

Tour Highlights

• Dine at traditional eateries in Piazza delle Erbe
• Walk 8 km along Via Roma with historic buildings
• Audio guides available in English, Italian, French, German, Spanish, Chinese
• Experience panoramic views from Castel San Pietro Tower
• Explore Brenzone beaches and coves around Lake Garda
• Discover Dante's statue at Piazza delle Erbe with historical context
• Access to Arco Dei Gavi for free entry during specific hours
• Convenience including detailed maps and itinerary suggestions

Perfect for history enthusiasts, solo travelers, and romantic couples, this self-guided audio tour provides flexibility through customizable itineraries. The two-day format allows you to stroll around the Arena di Verona, marvel at Casa di Giulietta, and delve into Castelvecchio Museum, giving you a comprehensive understanding of Verona's rich heritage while enjoying its cultural landmarks.