



by Bike The City
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€78This 3-hour cycling tour covers Verona’s main sights and lesser-known spots with an official English-speaking guide. The ride begins at Piazza Bra, where participants see the Roman Arena, a large marble amphitheatre famous for opera performances. Next, the route leads to Porta Borsari, a 1st-century Roman gate, and then to Piazza delle Erbe, a lively market square surrounded by historic buildings with frescoes and sculptures. Cyclists then navigate the narrow lanes of the historic center to visit Casa di Giulietta on Via Cappello, known as Verona’s temple of love, featuring a bronze statue in its small courtyard. The tour continues to the medieval Piazza dei Signori e Arche Scaligere, before heading toward the Adige River. From Brà Molinari, riders enjoy views of the river and hills, stop by the Duomo, and cross the Roman arch bridge Ponte Pietra. The bikes are left for a climb up a panoramic staircase to Castel San Pietro, where visitors view the Roman theatre ruins and an extensive panorama of Verona. The tour concludes after crossing back over the river on the 14th-century Scaliger bridge, rebuilt after WWII, and visiting the Romanesque Basilica di San Zeno Maggiore, home to a notable Mantegna artwork. Helmets, bike rental, and third-party liability insurance are included.
Piazza Bra and Roman Arena
The tour starts by riding to Piazza Bra, where the large pink marble Roman Arena stands. This amphitheatre hosts opera events attended by audiences from around the world.
10 min
Porta Borsari and Piazza delle Erbe
Cyclists reach Porta Borsari, an ancient 1st-century Roman gate, then continue to Piazza delle Erbe, formerly the Roman forum and now an open-air market surrounded by historic buildings with frescoes and sculptures.
10 min
Casa di Giulietta
The route continues through narrow lanes to Casa di Giulietta at Via Cappello no. 23. Visitors spend time in the small courtyard with a bronze Juliet statue.
10 min
Piazza dei Signori e Arche Scaligere
Riders head to the medieval Piazza dei Signori e Arche Scaligere to see notable buildings and experience the lively square before proceeding toward the Adige River.
10 min
Brà Molinari, Duomo, Ponte Pietra, and Castel San Pietro
From Brà Molinari, the tour offers views of the river and hills. After stopping by the Duomo and crossing the Roman arch bridge Ponte Pietra, participants leave their bikes to climb a panoramic staircase to Castel San Pietro. Here they see Roman theatre ruins and views over Verona.
30 min
Scaliger Bridge and Basilica di San Zeno Maggiore
Crossing back over the Adige on the rebuilt 14th-century Scaliger bridge, the tour ends at the Romanesque Basilica di San Zeno Maggiore, which houses a notable artwork by Mantegna.
10 min
From Piazza Bra: 7/8 min walking distance From Porta Nuova Station: 19 min walking distance or various bus lines to Stradone Maffei + 4 minutes walking distance
End point
From Piazza Bra: 7/8 min walking distance From Porta Nuova Station: 19 min walking distance or various bus lines to Stradone Maffei + 4 minutes walking distance




by Bike The City
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€78This 3-hour cycling tour covers Verona’s main sights and lesser-known spots with an official English-speaking guide. The ride begins at Piazza Bra, where participants see the Roman Arena, a large marble amphitheatre famous for opera performances. Next, the route leads to Porta Borsari, a 1st-century Roman gate, and then to Piazza delle Erbe, a lively market square surrounded by historic buildings with frescoes and sculptures. Cyclists then navigate the narrow lanes of the historic center to visit Casa di Giulietta on Via Cappello, known as Verona’s temple of love, featuring a bronze statue in its small courtyard. The tour continues to the medieval Piazza dei Signori e Arche Scaligere, before heading toward the Adige River. From Brà Molinari, riders enjoy views of the river and hills, stop by the Duomo, and cross the Roman arch bridge Ponte Pietra. The bikes are left for a climb up a panoramic staircase to Castel San Pietro, where visitors view the Roman theatre ruins and an extensive panorama of Verona. The tour concludes after crossing back over the river on the 14th-century Scaliger bridge, rebuilt after WWII, and visiting the Romanesque Basilica di San Zeno Maggiore, home to a notable Mantegna artwork. Helmets, bike rental, and third-party liability insurance are included.
Piazza Bra and Roman Arena
The tour starts by riding to Piazza Bra, where the large pink marble Roman Arena stands. This amphitheatre hosts opera events attended by audiences from around the world.
10 min
Porta Borsari and Piazza delle Erbe
Cyclists reach Porta Borsari, an ancient 1st-century Roman gate, then continue to Piazza delle Erbe, formerly the Roman forum and now an open-air market surrounded by historic buildings with frescoes and sculptures.
10 min
Casa di Giulietta
The route continues through narrow lanes to Casa di Giulietta at Via Cappello no. 23. Visitors spend time in the small courtyard with a bronze Juliet statue.
10 min
Piazza dei Signori e Arche Scaligere
Riders head to the medieval Piazza dei Signori e Arche Scaligere to see notable buildings and experience the lively square before proceeding toward the Adige River.
10 min
Brà Molinari, Duomo, Ponte Pietra, and Castel San Pietro
From Brà Molinari, the tour offers views of the river and hills. After stopping by the Duomo and crossing the Roman arch bridge Ponte Pietra, participants leave their bikes to climb a panoramic staircase to Castel San Pietro. Here they see Roman theatre ruins and views over Verona.
30 min
Scaliger Bridge and Basilica di San Zeno Maggiore
Crossing back over the Adige on the rebuilt 14th-century Scaliger bridge, the tour ends at the Romanesque Basilica di San Zeno Maggiore, which houses a notable artwork by Mantegna.
10 min
From Piazza Bra: 7/8 min walking distance From Porta Nuova Station: 19 min walking distance or various bus lines to Stradone Maffei + 4 minutes walking distance
End point
From Piazza Bra: 7/8 min walking distance From Porta Nuova Station: 19 min walking distance or various bus lines to Stradone Maffei + 4 minutes walking distance