Verona

Bike Tours

Discover the beautiful landscape where the Amarone wines of Italy are produced on a half-day e-bike tour from Verona. Leave the city at 8:55 AM after meeting at the local tour operator's information point. Here, a cycling leader will provide you with your bike and helmet. Then, head off to the nearby hills of the Valpantena viticultural zone. Cycle past the unmistakable scent of vineyards, and then stop to visit a beautiful and traditional winery in the heart of the wine region where you'll also have a tasting session. Your tour leader will tell unforgettable stories of the region, where wine making has been refined since the days of the Romans. Marvel at the magnificent territory between Verona and Lake Garda, where the hills and vineyards produce the renowned Amarone wine made from dried grapes.

Meet the guide in the city center of Verona, collect a bike and helmet from your guide, and start your journey. Discover Verona’s main squares and the ancient monuments, cycling through surrounding neighborhoods, along ancient city walls, and Verona’s old town. Hear interesting stories and useful information from the professional tour guide, and take a quick break for a cappuccino. Visit the Roman bridge of Ponte Pietra and other local Roman ruins. Relive the love story of Romeo and Juliet with a quick stop inside the Capuleti house’s yard to admire Juliet’s famous balcony. Lastly, reach the beautiful Ponte Pietra to take some amazing photos of San Pietro's hill before returning to the starting point.

Join a bike tour to see Verona, considered the most romantic Italian city thanks to the fascination of one of the most important of Shakespeare’s plays, Romeo and Juliet. As you cycle, imagine the beautiful history and fiction of this city. Reach Piazza Bra, the largest piazza in all of Verona. See the Verona Arena, a Roman amphitheater built around 30 A.D. Cycle through Piazza Erbe and its open-air market, Piazzale Castel San Pietro and the beautiful San Zeno basilica. From Brà Molinari, enjoy an amazing view of the city's river and hills. After stopping in front of the Duomo and crossing the ancient Roman arch bridge Ponte Pietra, prepare your legs: you'll leave your bikes for a little while to climb up to Castel San Pietro by a panoramic staircase. Climb 231 steps to a viewpoint of Verona's skyline. Rest assured: you will be highly rewarded for your small effort by the spectacular ruins of the Roman Theatre and by a breathtaking view of Verona. Halfway up the panoramic stairway, you'll also stop to admire the view of the Roman Theatre ruins.

After meeting with your local food guide, you will begin this 3-hour culinary experience. You simply need to choose a bike, get comfortable in the saddle and begin this delicious guided tour. The first stop will be a typical Osteria, which is mainly visited by local people. Here you will taste some of the typical nibbles such "Polpette", accompanied by a glass of Prosecco. Following this, you will continue toward the city center to stop at a second typical local Osteria. Here you will be able to sink your teeth into some of the famous dumpling bar's food dishes, partnering it with a good glass of Valpolicella red wine. After this stop, you will cycle past all the major historical sites, until you reach the final stage of your tour. In this last Osteria, you will have the chance to sample other famous white wines of the Verona area, as well as a much recommend and famous "Spritz Veneto", just like a real local.

Exploring Verona by bike and then easily rafting on rubber boats on the river Adige: the most original and authentic ways to discover Verona and make it unforgettable. Over and under Verona’s wonderful bridges! First visit Verona by bike: its city center, its famous monuments and squares as well as its hidden and less known streets and alleys. Ride by the river Adige to enjoy it from above and see the bridges under which you'll raft afterwards: Ponte Pietra, Ponte di Castelvecchio, Ponte della Vittoria. After a break in the neighbourhood called San Zeno to enjoy the view of the majestic Romanesque cathedral and to have a little snack, cycle to the dock where the rafting adventure starts. There, leave the bikes and descend the river. Rafting is an unusual and original way to enjoy the charm of the city, built and developed by the river.

Lake Garda is the biggest Italian lake and is located 30 km away from Verona: a perfect distance for a bike ride! The itinerary begins in Verona city center and heads West. At the beginning the bike path is mostly flat by a channel, we'll enjoy the view on Valpolicella's vineyards too. After a short break in a small village, we'll have lo leave the channel behind to climb up the Morainic hills of the Southern part of the Lake. The e-bikes will take us smoothly up-hill and finally… here is the Lake! We pedal on silent inland countryside roads among olive trees and we finally ride down to the lake shore in Bardolino. Now we have the time for the lunch break. Then, sadly… bye bye Lake Garda! And we ride our e-bikes back to Verona.