How do I choose between the experiences available in Verona?

Decide what you want from the day: a two-hour orientation walk such as the small-group history tour, a hands-on pasta or pizza class, or a wine-focused outing in Valpolicella. Check the duration, group size and whether food and wine are included, then compare ratings and read recent reviews before booking.

Do Verona tours and classes include food and wine?

Many do. The pasta and tiramisu classes include wine, the Valpolicella tasting centres on Amarone and local specialities, and the sunset tour pairs aperitivo food with wine. Walking tours generally do not include tastings, so check each listing's inclusions before you book.

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Things to do in Verona

Average rating4.4Median price$84

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About Verona

Verona rewards travellers who look past the balcony: a Roman arena still hosting opera, pink marble lanes, and a food culture built on Amarone and fresh pasta. Get your bearings on the Verona: History, Highlights and Hidden Gems Small Group Tour, then spend an evening rolling dough at the Verona Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class with Wine.

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Book well ahead for cooking classes and Valpolicella wine tastings, since small-group formats fill up and some are already selling fast. For walking tours and the Arena, a few days ahead is usually enough outside opera season, when summer evenings draw the biggest crowds and guided slots go quickly.