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Based on: 1 January 1970

Verona in 1 day - Private Tour from Venice

In the morning, reach Venice railway station on your own and get on the speed train that will take you to Verona in just 1 hour and a half.

You will meet your guide at Verona's railway station where you will start your 2-hour guided tour.

You will take a relaxing walk through the picturesque and full of history street of Verona, the so called "city of love".

Here indeed, the most famous and tragic denouement of history of the two lovers - Romeo & Juliet - by the writer William Shakespeare took place.

You will see Juliet's balcony, where -it's said- she looked out to see her lover, Romeo; the lucky statue of Juliet, Romeo's House, Piazza dei Signori, Porta Borsari where the duel took place between Capuleti and Montecchi, the famous Arena, where all the most famous concerts are still held every year.

You will then have some free time to enjoy the city and spend some time at your pace to make some shopping, taste the famous "Juliet's braid", a typical dessert of Verona, or sip a glass of Valpolicella, a wonderful red wine coming from the famous namesake hill of Verona.

In the early evening reach Verona railway station and get on your train for your trip back to Venice.


Arrival in Venice railway station at 7.00pm approximately.


Departure from Venice: train RV leaves at 8.10am from Santa Lucia Venice railway station (arrival in Verona Porta Nuova at 9.38am)

Departure from Verona: train RV leaves at 5.22pm from Verona Porta Nuova railway station (arrival in Santa Lucia Venice at 6.50pm)


Important Information:

  • The tickets will be delivered straight to your email inbox so ask your travel agent to enter your email address during the booking process and we’ll send you a confirmation with your tour voucher right after your reservation is confirmed.
  • You’ll find all the contact information for the local Gray Line expert on your tour voucher—they’re your go-to for last-minute questions and local insights.

In the morning, reach Venice railway station on your own and get on the speed train that will take you to Verona in just 1 hour and a half.

You will meet your guide at Verona's railway station where you will start your 2-hour guided tour.

You will take a relaxing walk through the picturesque and full of history street of Verona, the so called "city of love".

Here indeed, the most famous and tragic denouement of history of the two lovers - Romeo & Juliet - by the writer William Shakespeare took place.

You will see Juliet's balcony, where -it's said- she looked out to see her lover, Romeo; the lucky statue of Juliet, Romeo's House, Piazza dei Signori, Porta Borsari where the duel took place between Capuleti and Montecchi, the famous Arena, where all the most famous concerts are still held every year.

You will then have some free time to enjoy the city and spend some time at your pace to make some shopping, taste the famous "Juliet's braid", a typical dessert of Verona, or sip a glass of Valpolicella, a wonderful red wine coming from the famous namesake hill of Verona.

In the early evening reach Verona railway station and get on your train for your trip back to Venice.


Arrival in Venice railway station at 7.00pm approximately.


Departure from Venice: train RV leaves at 8.10am from Santa Lucia Venice railway station (arrival in Verona Porta Nuova at 9.38am)

Departure from Verona: train RV leaves at 5.22pm from Verona Porta Nuova railway station (arrival in Santa Lucia Venice at 6.50pm)


Important Information:

  • The tickets will be delivered straight to your email inbox so ask your travel agent to enter your email address during the booking process and we’ll send you a confirmation with your tour voucher right after your reservation is confirmed.
  • You’ll find all the contact information for the local Gray Line expert on your tour voucher—they’re your go-to for last-minute questions and local insights.