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Verona is a dialogue between past and present.
A city where history is not a backdrop, but an integral part of everyday life.
Verona is a dialogue between past and present. A city where history is not a backdrop, but an integral part of everyday life.
A Slow,Unhurried Pace
Unhurried walks, attention to detail, and the city’s changing moods — this is how Verona gradually reveals itself.
Over 11 yearsliving in Italy
I don’t guide you through Verona with guidebook facts, but through its real rhythm — the one locals live by.
Licensed guide,art historiana
I talk about Verona's frescoes and sculptures through context, hidden meanings, and human stories.
We speak the same language
I conduct tours in English, Ukrainian, Italian and Russian— choose what's comfortable for you.
Verona is a city that stays with you. Here, between ancient arches, the aroma of coffee, and a glass of Amarone, the essence of Italy comes into focus — passionate, musical, and quietly beautiful.
Over three hours, we walk through Verona as a living whole — a city where antiquity, Gothic architecture, and the Renaissance have come together in a rare and balanced harmony.
What you'll see
● Arena amphitheater — a monumental stage where opera has been performed under the open sky for more than two thousand years.● Porta Borsari — ancient Roman gates that still mark the city’s historical threshold.● Piazza delle Erbe та Piazza dei Signori — squares where old Verona once pulsed with life: spices in the air, richly colored façades, and the heraldry of noble families.● Juliet's House — a place visited not only by romantics, but by those who believe in the enduring power of stories. ● Piazza del Duomo – a quiet, contemplative corner within the city’s dense stone fabric.● Ponte Pietra – the oldest bridge in Verona, linking opposite banks — and different layers — of time.
If you wish, the walk can include a visit to the Church of Sant’Anastasia or the Cathedral, as well as a climb to the panoramic viewpoint at Castel San Pietro, offering the finest views over the city and the Adige River.
for groups up to 5 people
Additional participant: €20 per person.Church entrance fees are not included.
Verona is a city that stays with you. Here, between ancient arches, the aroma of coffee, and a glass of Amarone, the essence of Italy comes into focus — passionate, musical, and quietly beautiful.
Over three hours, we walk through Verona as a living whole — a city where antiquity, Gothic architecture, and the Renaissance have come together in a rare and balanced harmony.
What you'll see
● Arena amphitheater — a monumental stage where opera has been performed under the open sky for more than two thousand years.● Porta Borsari — ancient Roman gates that still mark the city’s historical threshold.● Piazza delle Erbe та Piazza dei Signori — squares where old Verona once pulsed with life: spices in the air, richly colored façades, and the heraldry of noble families.● Juliet's House —a place visited not only by romantics, but by those who believe in the enduring power of stories.● Piazza del Duomo – a quiet, contemplative corner within the city’s dense stone fabric.● Ponte Pietra – the oldest bridge in Verona, linking opposite banks — and different layers — of time.
If you wish, the walk can include a visit to the Church of Sant’Anastasia or the Cathedral, as well as a climb to the panoramic viewpoint at Castel San Pietro, offering the finest views over the city and the Adige River.
for groups up to 5 people
Additional participant: €20 per person.Church entrance fees are not included.
Every Italian city has its own character, and each reveals itself in a different way.
Every Italian city has its own character, and each reveals itself in a different way.
Beyond Tours
In addition to my walking itineraries, I also create themed journeys, cultural encounters, andand individual guidance tailored to specific needs.
I’ve been living in Italy for over ten years and collaborate with trusted professionals — lawyers, real estate consultants, and specialiste in Italian university admissions.
What I Can Organize Personally:
Beyond Tours
IIn addition to my walking itineraries, I also create themed journeys, cultural encounters,
andand individual guidance tailored to specific needs.
I’ve been living in Italy for over ten years and collaborate with trusted professionals — lawyers, real estate consultants, and specialiste in Italian university admissions.
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