Rondleiding door Verona met hop-on hop-off

We saw about 75% of redline. Jumped off. About three hours later we waited 1.5 hours at a blue line drop off. No bus. Walked back to meeting point and waited for redline to no avail. Walked back to train station in rain. Walked over 10 miles due to no bus service. If the buses were not going to run in the rain, it should have been disclosed before we got on the bus. Verona was beautiful. Unfortunately we did not get the full experience.

The hop on/hop off opportunity was poor, at least for the blue line. We got on the blue line at the initial stop and got off to see a garden at the third stop. After visiting the garden, we waited at the stop and found that the next bus was full and we couldn't board. We walked to the next stop and waited again only to find that the next bus was also full. We then walked to the next stop (Castel San Pietro) which was a strenuous climb up the hill to the castel. We assumed enough people would get off at the castel that we could board and ride back to the initial stop. But when the bus arrived, all passengers got off the bus and were allowed 2 minutes to photograph the view and reboard. So essentially, this was a ride up and back to the castel and not really a hop on/hop off feature. Complicating this was that the blue route only used small van buses with space for only 20 to 25 people due to the narrow streets. The people selling the tickets at the initial stop should have been honest and told us that we likely would not be able to hop on/hop off on this route.

Muito bom. Passa em locais turísticos. E possivel subir e descer. Sao dois percursos e se pode repetir.