Verona is often called the city of music, love, art and thanks to the walls that have been built over the centuries to defend it, it was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2000.
The city has been inhabited for over two thousand years and traces of this long and interesting history can be found in every square and street.

We suggest four itineraries, lasting between one and a half and two and a half hours. For each one you will find the stages with gps track, a description, an in-depth video.
“Verona for all”, the first itinerary is the shortest, it will guide you in the city center and is recommended for those who do not know Verona or do not have much time available, but want to see the unmissable places.
The second, “Verona for all plus”, of about two hours, follows the first for some sections, but adds stops in places adjacent to the center.
These two itineraries are also accessible to people with motor disabilities.
The third proposal, “A taste of Veronetta”, will lead you to the district on the left Adige, with a panoramic stop on the hill of Castel San Pietro. It can be combined with the first two or done alone, it is an interesting variation for those who have already been in the city, have more time or want to know less known areas.
The fourth route "Three timeless treasures: Castelvecchio, San Zeno, Austrian Arsenal" takes place in the quieter peripheral area of ​​the center between Castelvecchio and San Zeno and includes a visit to the Austrian Arsenal area. This last stage was conceived and carried out in collaboration with a third class of the Scientific High School of the Copernico Pasoli Institute in Verona.

You just need a little curiosity! Welcome to Verona!