Verona Golf Cart Tour Roman Theatre and Castello San Pietro
Description
Departing from Porta Bra, this golf cart tour Verona follows Corso Nuovo past Porta Nuova and Porta Palio to Castelvecchio and the Arco dei Gavi. You pass Palazzo Bevilacqua and the church of Santi Apostoli before going under Porta Borsari. After crossing the Ponte della Vittoria, the route follows the Lungo Adige to the Rondella delle Boccare and Rondella della Baccola, two lesser-known medieval fortifications revealing a hidden layer of Verona’s defensive history. The route then climbs to Castello di San Pietro, offering panoramic views over the Adige, red rooftops and surrounding hills. Descending via Via Fontana di Sopra, you reach the Teatro Romano, one of the best-preserved Roman theatres in Italy, still used for open-air concerts. The tour continues past San Giovanni in Valle, San Giorgio di Braida and Porta Trento. The final stretch includes Ponte Garibaldi, the Duomo complex, Ponte Pietra, Sant’Anastasia, San Fermo Maggiore and returns to Piazza Bra.
Tour Options
Itinerary
Monumental Renaissance city gate marking the southern entrance to Verona
Part of the defensive wall system
Medieval fortress
Roman arch
Historic palace
Early church
Ancient Roman gateway
River crossing and scenic riverside drive
Panoramic hilltop viewpoint over the city
Descent route toward the Roman area
Ancient Roman theatre still in use
Historic religious landmarks
Northern city gate
cathedral complex
Oldest Roman bridge
Major Gothic churche
Highlights
What's included
Traveller Ratings
Important Information
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(3)
Really good. Slightly difficult to find the golf cart starting point - the piazza is reasonably big . Other than that excellent - great and efficient way to see a city easily and a lovely driver called Peter - 5 stars for him
Overall enjoyed seeing the sites and it was much needed in the heat to get around in a manageable way. The guide appeared to be a friend of our supposed guide who was only in Verona for one week. He did ok and was friendly but on previous similar tours the guide was very knowledgeable and adapted to our interests. He knew the area well and gave personal recommendations. On this tour it was just a recorded commentary.
Peter was amazing. His knowledge of Verona and making us feel comfortable made the trip greater than the expected value.
