This is a self-guided walking audio tour revealing a Verona far beyond Juliet's balcony, tracing the writers who fell under the city's spell for over 700 years.
The tour starts at the Arena di Verona and loops back to Piazza Bra, passing the Portoni della Bra gates, Corso Cavour, and the Biblioteca Capitolare, one of the oldest working libraries in the world.
Highlights include the Arco dei Gavi, believed to have inspired scenes in Dante's Purgatorio; Piazza delle Erbe, birthplace of author Emilio Salgari; and cafes once frequented by Hemingway, Pound and Dali.
It's ideal for literature lovers, history buffs and anyone keen to swap the Juliet's balcony crowds for a quieter, story-led walk through Verona's medieval streets.
This tour starts at Piazzetta Scalette Rubiani, 1-2, 37121 Verona VR, Italy. Before arrival, please install the mobile app and use the code provided on your confirmation ticket. Detailed starting point instructions are available after downloading.
The self-guided audio tour ends outside the Arena di Verona on Piazza bra.
This self guided audio tour's start and end point, this 1st-century Roman amphitheatre is one of the best-preserved in the world and today hosts Verona's famous open-air opera season.
This 12th-century gate in Verona's medieval walls links Piazza Bra to the historic centre and carries a plaque quoting Romeo's lament about banishment.
This 14th-century fortress built for the Della Scala family now houses Verona's civic art museum and is linked to the city by the fortified Scaliger Bridge over the Adige.
This 1st-century Roman triumphal arch, originally built to honour the Gavi family, was demolished in the Napoleonic era and later reconstructed near Castelvecchio using its salvaged stones.
Built on the site of the ancient Roman forum, this lively square is lined with frescoed buildings, market stalls and a fountain, and remains the heart of daily life in Verona.
Verona's cathedral, consecrated in the 12th century, blends Romanesque and Gothic styles and stands on Piazza Duomo in the historic centre, close to the Adige river.
This ancient Roman arched bridge spans the Adige river, rebuilt using original materials after being destroyed in the Second World War, and offers views over the river towards the historic centre.
This 84-metre medieval tower rises above Piazza delle Erbe and offers panoramic views over Verona's rooftops for those who climb it.
Known as Piazza Dante for its statue of the poet, this elegant square is framed by Renaissance palaces and was once the political heart of medieval Verona.
Verona's largest church is a Gothic masterpiece with a richly decorated facade, frescoes, and the famous hunchback holy water stoups at its entrance.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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