• Masi Agricola - How the Ancient Art of Drying Made Masi a Wine Legend

Have you ever envisioned strolling through the vineyards of Valpolicella, where renowned wines like Amarone originate? This tour will take you to Masi Agricola, a place where tradition harmonizes with innovation and nature.

Picture yourself riding through vineyards that have shaped wine history, exploring hills that produce exceptional wines due to their slopes and perfect climate. Discover how the blend of land and technique created masterpieces like Amarone and Campofiorin.

Did you know Masi employs an ancient drying technique, drying grapes to enhance unique aromas and flavors? Discover where this magic unfolds and how the company is connected to land once owned by Dante Alighieri’s descendants.

And what about the tasting? Enjoy Masi’s exquisite wines while hearing the stories that make each bottle a symbol of passion and heritage.

• Possessioni Serego Alighieri - Love or Interest? The Strategic Marriage that Shaped Serego Alighieri’s History

Did you know Possessioni Serego Alighieri is one of Valpolicella’s oldest wineries, passed down through 21 generations of Dante Alighieri’s descendants?

Imagine riding a horse through historic vineyards, surrounded by lush hills and rows that narrate centuries of tradition.

Did you know the estate was acquired in 1353 by Pietro Alighieri, Dante’s son? A strategic marriage with a local noble family bolstered the family’s prestige and expanded the vineyards.

Have you heard of the Ghost Cellar? During World War II, the finest bottles were hidden for protection. Some say they remain undiscovered!

And what about cherry barrels, an innovation that imparts wines with softness and unique aromas? Discover this and other traditions in the historic villa, a charming jewel.

• Ponte Scaligero - A Dive into the Middle Ages
  The Castelvecchio Bridge, constructed in 1355 by the Lords of La Scala, is a medieval marvel that blends engineering, strategy, and art. Spanning 120 meters with a central arch of 48.7 meters, it was a technical triumph of its time. Designed to link the castle to the opposite bank of the Adige, it ensured a safe escape during attacks.

Destroyed in 1945, it was meticulously rebuilt between 1949 and 1951 using original stones retrieved from the river. Walking on the bridge immerses you in history: admire the crenellated walls, terracotta bricks, and towers that speak of knights and military strategies.

The view of the Adige River and the city is breathtaking, with the castle appearing like a fairy tale. An unmissable experience for those seeking beauty and historical allure. Visit and discover one of Verona’s most iconic wonders, a symbol of medieval grandeur.

• Museo di Castelvecchio - Have you ever seen a Castle Born of Paranoia and Power?

Have you ever wondered why Cangrande II della Scala, whose nickname “big dog” symbolized power and fear, built Castelvecchio? Did you know that it was built between 1354 and 1356, in just two years, to become its safe haven against plots and attacks?

Did you know that the castle was built with local terracotta bricks and white stone, thanks to the work of hundreds of artisans? And that its crenellated walls, asymmetric towers and strategic loopholes were designed to make it one of the most secure fortresses of the Middle Ages?

In addition to defending its master, did you know that Castelvecchio was also a residence and warehouse for weapons and supplies? But, despite all these precautions, you will be surprised to discover that Cangrande was murdered in 1359 by his brother Cansignorio.

Do you want to explore the secrets of this fortress, understand what made it special and learn about the stories behind each stone?

• Arena di Verona - Have you ever imagined Walking Where the Gladiators Fought?

You know that the Arena of Verona, built in 30 AD.C., is this one of the best preserved Roman amphitheaters in the world? Have you ever wondered how the Romans built such an imposing colossus, capable of withstanding for two thousand years?

How could it accommodate up to 30,000 spectators, with 72 arches for quick access and a perfect view? And did you know that, originally, the Arena was covered in white and pink marble, visible from miles away?

On our tour you will discover amazing details: how did it survive earthquakes and turn into the largest open-air theater in the world? You’ll walk through millennial bleachers and hear incredible stories of gladiators and epic shows.

• Porta Borsari - World Heritage Site - Do you know what Secret the Main Entrance of Verona hides?

Have you ever wondered what the merchants, legionnaires and travellers who passed under the Porta dei Borsari two thousand years ago felt like? This majestic door, built in the first century AD.C., was the main entrance to Verona along the Via Postumia, one of the most important roads of the Roman Empire.Ever wonder why it’s called that? The name derives from the “bursarii”, the medieval gabelliers who collected duties from merchants in transit.

You know this door wasn’t just an access point? Inside there were rooms for guards and public spaces where official edicts were read.

During the tour you will also discover the “Passage Scam” at Porta dei Borsari, a curious medieval story of crafty merchants who managed to deceive the gabellieri.

Walking under the Porta dei Borsari means reliving a chapter of Roman history, immersing yourself in the heart of Verona and touching two thousand years of history.

• Casa di Giulietta - “O Romeo, Romeo, why are you Romeo?” Want to Discover the Place Where Love is Legend?

Have you ever wanted to experience a fragment of the most famous love story ever told? Juliet’s House, with its famous balcony, is the symbol of romance. Imagine standing under that balcony, where Juliet’s words, “O Romeo, Romeo, why art thou Romeo?” still seem to resound in the courtyard, just as in Shakespeare’s tragedy.

Did you know that Romeo and Juliet, belonging to rival families, secretly loved each other defying the hatred between the Montagues and the Capulets? Visiting Juliet’s House, you can immerse yourself in their history, from the meeting to the oath of love under the balcony, to the tragic ending.

During the tour, you will discover incredible curiosities: the balcony added in the 1930s, the famous statue of Juliet, and a room from which you can send a message of love to Juliet.

Do not miss the opportunity to live where history and romance meet.

• Piazza delle Erbe - Want to Relive Two Thousand Years of History?

Have you ever wondered which was the beating heart of Verona in Roman times? Did you know that Piazza delle Erbe stands on the ancient forum, the center of public life?

Stroll through medieval towers, Baroque palaces and ancient statues. Do you know that the Fountain of Madonna Verona, in the center of the square, houses a Roman statue of the first century AD.C.? And that the square is called “delle Erbe” for the medieval market of spices and herbs, which still animates its stalls?

Are you curious about how traders competed for the best seats or how secret deals were done under the Lamberti Tower? And did you know that the Column of the Lion of St. Mark is a symbol of Venetian rule and night protests by the Veronese?

You’ll also discover incredible stories, such as the Column of Shame, where insolvent debtors were exposed with donkey hoods.

Do not miss the opportunity to experience the history of Piazza delle Erbe.

• Piazza dei Signori - Piazza dei Signori: Where Political Disputes Became Show.

Did you know that Piazza dei Signori was for centuries the political and cultural center of Verona? Would you like to find out where medieval rulers made crucial decisions?

Do you know the Arch of the Coast, under which hangs a mysterious whale rib? It is said that it will only fall at the passage of an honest person. Would you like to check if it’s you?

Did you know that in the center of the square is the statue of Dante Alighieri, who found refuge in Verona during exile? Discover the special bond between the poet and the city!

Did you know that the Council Lodge was the place where city representatives met? Discussions often degenerated into shouting, attracting citizens who commented and interrupted debates with colorful remarks, creating a spectacle of “noisy” democracy!

We will explore the square, from the historic buildings to the Palazzo del Podestà, revealing its curiosities and legends.

• Arche Scaligere - What do the Monumental Scaliger Arks tell about the Power and Secrets of Verona?

Did you know that the Scaliger Arks are among the most spectacular medieval funerary monuments in Italy? Would you like to admire the tombs of the Della Scala family, the lords who made Verona a power of the Middle Ages?

Have you ever heard of the equestrian statue of Cangrande I, placed on his ark? Imagine him on horseback, as a leader still watching over the city.

Did you know that the Arks were designed to be visible to everyone, a symbol of power and prestige? Walking past these works, you can admire slender spires, detailed statues and decorations that tell the story of a unique dynasty.

Are you curious why they were protected by a wrought iron fence? And did you know that despite looting and vandalism, these graves have come down to us?

During the tour we will discover stories and legends related to the Arks, from their architecture to the turbulent life of the Della Scala.

• Cattedrale di Santa Maria Matricolare - Are you ready to discover the Spiritual Heart of Verona?

Did you know that Verona Cathedral, built on the ruins of two early Christian basilicas, is a treasure chest of history and art? Would you like to stroll through its aisles, admiring the red marble columns of Lessinia and the mosaics hidden under the floor?

Have you ever seen Titian Vecellio’s Assumption of the Virgin, a Renaissance masterpiece that has made artists and critics debate for centuries? We will find out why this work is one of the gems of the Duomo.

Did you know that the bell tower, designed by Michele Sanmicheli, remained unfinished? We will discover the stories and legends that surround it.

Did you know that in the baptistery there is a spectacular marble baptismal font from the ninth century, decorated with biblical reliefs? It is one of the oldest and most fascinating works in Verona.

During the tour we will also explore the Chapel of St. Helena and discover the treasures hidden in the sacristy and the restored frescoes.

• Basilica di Santa Anastasia - Have you ever heard of the Hunchbacks of Santa Anastasia and the Mystery of the Unfinished Facade?

Did you know that the Basilica of Santa Anastasia is the largest Gothic church in the city, built in over two centuries thanks to the noble families of Verona? Would you like to discover its secrets, between art, faith and mystery?

Have you ever heard of the Hunchbacks of Santa Anastasia, stone statues that support pulpits? Symbol of humility or ironic tribute to the inhabitants of the neighborhood? We’ll find out the truth!

Did you know that the basilica houses the famous fresco of San Giorgio and the Princess of Pisanello, in which the face of the princess could be that of a noblewoman from Verona?

And why was the facade of the basilica never completed? Arguments between the noble financiers or a dark sign of fate?

Are you curious to know that the red marble columns were immersed in the streams of Lessinia to be purified, attracting the curiosity of citizens?

Legends and Unique Stories of Verona!

• Porta dei Leoni - What Mysteries and Curiosities Does the Lions Gate Hide?

You know that the Gate of the Lions, built in the first century BC.C., was it one of the main gates of Roman Verona? Would you like to discover how it welcomed merchants along the historic Via Postumia, a symbol of prosperity?

Have you noticed that today you can only see half the door? We will discover why and how under the street level lie ancient Roman walls, streets and shops.

Are you curious to know that a section of the ancient Roman decumanus, the main street of the city, was discovered next to the gate? Walking you can see the original bases of the gate and imagine the life of Verona over two thousand years ago.

Want to discover the mysteries of the Roman houses and shops found near the door? And what about the sewer system that demonstrates the advanced engineering of the Roman Empire?

The Gate of Lions is a journey through time: among ancient walls, legends and underground curiosities, discover the heart of Roman Verona!

• Private transportation
• Guide

• Lunch
• We will admire the Arena, Castelvecchio and Juliet’s House only from the outside.

Could You Really Pass Up the Opportunity to Explore Verona and Valpolicella in One Tour?

Have you ever envisioned blending history, legends, and nature? This tour invites you to delve into the heart of Verona, uncovering Roman secrets, medieval squares, and the love tales of Juliet, all the way to the vineyards of Valpolicella, where you can journey through historic vineyards.

Did you know Verona was a hub for gladiators, merchants, and poets? You will marvel at the Porta dei Borsari, where tolls were once collected, and Piazza delle Erbe, a former Roman forum.

Are you eager to uncover the mysteries of medieval churches, like the Duomo, and the legends surrounding Cangrande della Scala, the renowned leader who elevated the city?

Then, picture yourself riding through the hills of Valpolicella, discovering the vineyards and savoring exceptional wines. Each step will transport you through different eras, surrounded by stunning views and timeless traditions.

Don’t miss this journey through history and flavors: book now and enjoy a truly unique experience!

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