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Dec 2025

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Step into Italy’s timeless amphitheater, the Verona Arena

Imagine yourself sitting on the ancient stone steps of one of the best-preserved ancient Roman amphitheaters in the world. Imagine the moon rising as you soak up a modern opera, even if opera isn't usually your thing. An iconic symbol of Verona's rich history and cultural heritage, the Verona Arena offers a unique blend of live performances and rich history. It's seen everything from wild hunts to a bold rhino display and even circus acts. With a colorful past that includes everything from housing to markets, this place is a must-visit for anyone seeking adventure and a taste of the past.

Read on to find out your ideal ticket options, opera prices, what to expect, and all you need to know to plan the best Verona Arena experience.

Verona Arena page guide

Why visit Verona Arena?
Things to know before booking your Verona Arena tickets
Your Verona Arena ticket types explained
Booking guide: Find the best Verona Arena tickets for you
Your visual guide to Verona Arena: What to see?
Verona Arena Festival 2024 | Events and performances
Know before you go to Verona Arena
Beyond Verona Arena
Frequently asked questions about Verona Arena tickets

Why visit Verona Arena?

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Attend an opera under the stars

Delight in a kaleidoscope of experiences within the Verona Arena's hallowed halls. Lose yourself in galas, concerts and ballet shows, and be transported by the soaring melodies of world-class opera performances such as Aida, Carmen, La Boheme and more. Don’t forget to take note of the elegant Italian costumes which pay homage to Italy’s unique traditions.

Experience the grandeur of ancient Rome

Entering Verona Arena, you're thrust into a bygone era where the arena's stone walls once bore witness to the raw intensity of gladiator combat, the spectacle of bullfights, and the grandeur of public games, reminding you of its rich history as a hub of ancient Roman entertainment.

Marvel at ancient architecture

Step into history while strolling through the ancient Roman amphitheater that's been around for over 2000 years. Feel the stories etched into every stone wall and lime entrance, and be amazed by the clever engineering, tiered seating, and Veronese marble. Find yourself in the top rows of the Arena and indulge in beautiful views of the lively Piazza Bra, the tranquil Adige River, and the rolling hills in the distance.

Things to know before booking your Verona Arena tickets

Feeling a bit unsure about which tickets to grab? No worries! Let's break it down with a few things to consider before booking.

Access to opera: The tickets that provide access to the opera cost €65, and ensure 6th Sector numbered seats on the very steps ancient Romans sat on to watch gladiator battles! You’ll also be provided with assistance at Gate no. 7 of the Arena. For comfort, you can bring your own cushion or purchase them at the stall.
Guided tours vs self-guided: Consider opting for the 1 hour guided city tour in Italian, English or German to make sure you catch all the must-see attractions and nearby areas. However, if you're in the mood for adventure and prefer to explore at your own pace, feel free to experience the Arena without a guide!
Standard vs skip-the-line tickets: Standard tickets provide access to the Arena without priority entrance, while skip-the-line tickets offer the convenience of bypassing queues for faster entry. Enter the Verona Arena anytime within its operating hours (9am - 6pm) and save time.
The Verona card to access other historic sites: We particularly recommend the Verona Arena card as it offers priority entry to the Arena as well as free entry to the Roman Arena, the Roman Theater, and Duomo di Verona, among some other interesting historic sites within Verona.
Access for children: Children below the age of 5 are not allowed on the Arena Di Verona Opera Ticket + Guided City Tour as they are not eligible to watch the evening opera performance. Alternatively, the Verona Arena Ticket with City Museums Access allows free entry for those between the ages of 0-17 as long as you can show an ID at the entrance.

Your Verona Arena ticket types explained

Opera tickets

Opera tickets provide entry to one of Verona Arena’s classic opera shows, with numbered seats on the steps.
You will be provided with assistance at Gate 7. Exchange your voucher here to begin the city tour.
You can also access a 1 hour guided city tour in Italian, English or German.
This experience is available only at 5:40pm.

Average duration: 4 hours - 6 hours 30 minutes

Recommended experiences:

Arena di Verona Opera Ticket Package

Combo tickets

With combo tickets, you can skip the lines and enter the grand Verona Arena.
The tickets also come with free ATV bus travel and free entry to 15 attractions.
Each attraction can be visited only once with the Verona Card.

Average duration: Flexible

Recommended experiences:

Verona Arena ticket with museum access

Verona Card with Arena Priority Entrance: 24/48-Hour Pass

Plan your visit to Verona Arena

Booking guide: Find the best Verona Arena tickets for you

Experience	Type	Priority entry	Inclusions	Book tickets
Verona Arena Ticket with City Museums Access	Sightseeing	Yes	Access to Verona Card, Verona Arena, Roman Arena, the Roman Theater, and Duomo di Verona, free public transport and priority entry	€27
Arena Di Verona Opera Ticket + Guided City Tour	Opera, sightseeing	No	Access to Verona Arena, classic opera performance, Scaliger Tombs and Piazza Erbe. 1-hr guided city tour in Italian, English or German	€65
Verona Card with Arena Priority Entrance: 24/48-Hour Pass	Sightseeing	Yes	Access to Verona Card, Verona Arena, free ATV bus travel, free entry to a large list of attractions, reduced entry to 4 attractions	€27

Your visual guide to Verona Arena: What to see?

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The ring remnant that survived the 1117 earthquake

An earthquake, rated violent on the Mercalli intensity scale, struck Italy and Germany in 1117 and destroyed a big part of the Arena. The ring remnant of the amphitheater survived.

The Arena’s stage

At Verona Arena, a stage is set against one side while the audience gathers in a semicircle on the opposite end.

The seating area

The seating area consists of a wide array of seats, including numbered stone steps where ancient Romans sat.

Aida at Verona Arena Festival

Aida, a local favorite among opera enthusiasts, is regularly performed at the arena and transports audiences to ancient Egypt, intertwining love, betrayal, and grandeur amidst the backdrop of pyramids and pharaohs.

Carmen at Verona Arena Festival

Carmen, another favorite during the Verona Arena opera festival, weaves a tale of love and jealousy.

Verona Arena Festival 2024 | Events and performances

Get ready for a summer extravaganza of music, culture, and history, unfolding beneath the enchanting Italian night sky! Spanning from June 7 to September 7, the Verona Arena Festival upholds its illustrious heritage by featuring opera, ballet, galas, and concerts by maestros all over the world.

La Grande Opera Italiana Patrimonio dell'Umanità

The Verona Arena opera festival kicks off with its grand evening gala, The La Grande Opera Italiana Patrimonio dell'Umanità.

When: June 7 (9:10pm)

Turandot

Inspired by Eastern legends, Turandot by Italian composer Giacomo Puccini is highly popular at the Verona Arena.

When: June 8 (9:30pm), June 15 (9:30pm), June 22 (9:30pm), June 29 (9:30pm)

Aida

Verona Arena's rendition of Aida brings ancient Egypt to life with its grandeur and drama. Set against the backdrop of war and forbidden love, this opera is known for its soaring melodies and epic storyline.

When: June 14 (9:30pm), June 20 (9:30pm), June 23 (9:30pm), June 28 (9:30pm), July 7 (9:15pm), July 11 (9:15pm), July 18 (9:15pm), July 21 (9:15pm), July 26 (9:15pm), Aug 1 (9pm), Aug 10 (9pm), Aug 18 (9pm), Aug 22 (9pm), Aug 29 (9pm), Sept 5 (9pm)

Il Barbiere di Siviglia

Get ready for the comic opera, Il Barbiere di Siviglia. With vibrant sets and grand costumes, Verona Arena becomes an eighteenth-century garden for seven nights, brimming with surprises amidst hedges, staircases, chairs, and red roses.

When: June 21 (9:30pm), June 27 (9:30pm), July 6 (9:15pm), July 12 (9:15pm), Aug 24 (9pm), Aug 31 (9pm), Sept 6 (9pm)

Carmen

Carmen, the gypsy from Prosper Mérimée's story, takes the stage in this historic production.

When: July 5 (9:15pm), July 20 (9:15pm), July 25 (9:15pm), Aug 3 (9pm), Aug 8 (9pm), Aug 17 (9pm), Aug 23 (9pm), Sept 7 (9pm)

La Bohème

Witness the timeless La Bohème, which is set in Paris and tells the story of struggling artists and their loves and losses.

When: July 19 (9:15pm), July 27 (9:15pm)

Roberto Bolle and Friends

Famous ballet dancer Roberto Bolle presents Roberto Bolle and Friends alongside fellow dancers, showcasing a mix of classical and contemporary ballet performances.

When: July 23 (9:30pm), July 24 (9:30pm)

Tosca

Taking place in Rome during the Napoleonic Wars, this opera tells the heart-wrenching tale of Tosca, Cavaradossi, and the villainous Scarpia.

When: Aug 2 (9pm), Aug 9 (9pm), Aug 16 (9pm), Aug 30 (9pm)

IX Sinfonia

Sinfonia presents Beethoven's 9th Symphony featuring soprano Erin Morley, contralto Anna Maria Chiuri, tenor Ivan Magrì, and bass Alexander Vinogradov, under the baton of orchestra conductor Andrea Battistoni.

When: Aug 11 (9:45pm)

Plácido Domingo Noche Española

Experience Noche Española, which celebrates the vibrant and passionate music of Spain, presented by Plácido Domingo, a legendary opera singer.

When: Aug 21 (9pm)

Zorba il Greco

Dive into this two-act ballet at the Verona Arena, inspired by Nikos Kazantzakis' novel. Follow the adventures of the spirited Zorba in Crete through this thrilling production.

When: Aug 27 (9:15pm), Aug 28 (9:15pm)

Enter the magical realm of Antonio Vivaldi's The Four Seasons at the Verona Arena. Immerse yourself in this concert, where a world-class orchestra brings Vivaldi's masterpiece to life amidst the grand architecture of the arena.

When: Aug 28 (9:30pm)

Carmina Burana

This amazing piece led by choir conductor Roberto Gabbiani, contains a massive chorus and orchestra featuring medieval poems celebrating love, fortune, and the cycle of life.

When: Sept 1 (9:30pm)

Know before you go to Verona Arena

Tuesday: Sunday: 9am - 7pm

Last admission: 6:30pm

Closed: Monday

Note: The Verona Arena shuts down on December 25, January 1, and May 18 because of Pope Francis's visit. Throughout the opera season, its operating hours fluctuate. Generally, it remains closed on days with scheduled performances, so it's wise to verify beforehand to prevent any inconvenience.

Learn about Verona Arena timings

Address: Piazza Brà, 1, 37121 Verona VR, Italy

Find on Maps

The Verona Arena sits in the historic center of Verona, Italy. It is an ancient Roman amphitheater located near Piazza Bra, the city’s largest square.

Closest landmark: Piazza Bra (34m away)

Getting There

By bus: Bus lines 164, 163-185, and 483-484
Nearest bus stop: Piazza Bra

By train: Regional, Frecciargento, and Italo high-speed trains.
Nearest stop: Porta Nuova

By car: Take the A4 Serenissima motorway and exit at Verona Sud.
Parking: Arena Car Park, Arsenale Car Park, Isolo Car Park, Polo Zanotto Car Park

Where is Verona Arena?

1st sector stalls (PLATINUM): Numbered seats with upholstered backrests and padded seats.
1st sector stalls (GOLD): Includes access to the Royal Box, provides a high level of comfort and prestige.
1st sector stalls (SILVER): Provides a refined and comfortable viewing experience. Positioned in a prime location within the arena.
1st and 2nd sector stalls: Extends beyond the central rows to accommodate more people.
I Sector VERDI, II Sector PUCCINI and III Sector ROSSINI: Numbered seats with backrests, provides a comfortable viewing experience.
IV, V and VI sector: Does not include chairs for seating, but you’ll be sitting on the stone steps like ancient Romans did.

Detailed Verona Arena seating plan

Gate 8: Entrance for 1st sector stalls and 2nd sector stalls (Even seats)

Gate 1: Entrance for 1st sector stalls: VIP, Platinum, Gold and Silver
Gate 8: Entrance for 1st sector stalls and 2nd sector stalls (Even seats)
Gate 66: Entrance for 1st sector stalls and 2nd sector stalls (Odd seats)
Gate 13: Entrance for I sector VERDI, II sector PUCCINI, III sector ROSSINI (Even seats)
Gate 61: Entrance for I sector VERDI, II sector PUCCINI, III sector ROSSINI (Odd seats)
Gate 6: Entrance for IV and V sector (Even seats)
Gate 68: Entrance for IV and V sector
Gate 11 and 15: Entrance for VI sector (Even seats)
Gate 59 and 63: Entrance for VI sector
Gate 4: Disabled entrance

For those attending the opera, accessible entry to the stalls is available through gates 4, 1, and/or 8, each featuring two disabled toilets. Those with certified disabilities and wheelchair users can secure seats in the 6th sector at the lowest available full price.
It's important for those with mobility impairments to specify their needs, including wheelchair use, to ensure ticket office staff can allocate designated seating according to safety and accessibility regulations, based on availability.
95% of Verona's city buses are equipped to carry wheelchairs.

Seating areas: Verona Arena offers comfortable seating arrangements for attendees to enjoy performances. You can choose from royal boxes and gold, silver and platinum seating to stone steps and numbered budget-friendly chairs.
Security and staff: Trained personnel ensure a safe and secure environment for all attendees.
Restrooms and washroom facilities: Ample restroom facilities are provided to meet your needs. Restrooms are accessible at ground level. For those seated higher on the stone steps, temporary toilets are available on nearby streets, with Section F being the nearest choice.
Information desks: Staffed centers offer assistance and information about the arena and its events, guiding and supporting visitors.
Parking: You can reserve a parking space at the Saba car parks, also known as Parcheggio Arena. If you book online, you can access a reserved parking space throughout the performance.
Arena shop: You can purchase the Arena's official merchandise at the Arena Shop, Gate 10, every day during the Festival. They also provide cushion hire, catering and bar services as well as sale of librettos.

During the summer season, be sure to attend spectacular shows at Verona Arena like Turandot and La Boheme.
Bring a cushion or buy/rent one for stone steps during opera shows. Cushions are available for purchase/rent at stalls outside the Arena (prices range from 1.50 to 5 euros).
Arrive early to enjoy the historical monument sans crowds and capture photos.
Despite rules against it, people often take photos during the opera, causing a strobe effect. So if you’re taking a picture, remember to turn off the flash to minimize disturbance.
Consider avoiding peak summer months to escape intense heat.

Entry to seats after the start of the show will not be allowed.
If you occupy seats other than those specified on your tickets, you may be requested to vacate the theater premises.
You are required to wear long trousers and a shirt or polo shirt when seated in the stalls.
Prohibited items within the venue include: suitcases, trolleys, bags, backpacks, or large containers exceeding 17 liters; weapons, explosives, fireworks, knives, sharp objects; bicycles, skateboards, drones, video cameras, drugs, plastic bottles over 0.5 liters, food, and pets, with the exception of guide dogs.

Il Gabbiano Trattoria: Situated in the vicinity of Verona Arena, Il Gabbiano Trattoria enchants diners with its authentic Italian dishes, including rustic pasta, succulent meats, and delectable seafood specialties.
Caffe Wallner: Nestled close to the Verona Arena, Caffe Wallner invites you to indulge in a delightful array of coffees, petite cakes, and sandwiches, all within a warm and inviting ambiance.
Da Pino: Just a stone's throw from the Verona Arena, Da Pino beckons with its time-honored Italian fare. Renowned for its genuine pizzas, tantalizing pasta creations, and regional delicacies, it's a haven for those seeking authentic flavors.
Gelateria Savoia: Adjacent to the Verona Arena, Gelateria Savoia offers irresistible gelato delights. It is the perfect spot to savor a taste of Italy's beloved local cuisine.

Budget

B & B Hotel Verona, 5.3 km away

Hotel Scalzi, 950m away

Hotel Maxim, 3.7 km

Mid-range

Hotel Mastino, 450m away

La Nuova Corte Rooms, 550m away

Luxury

Hotel Due Torri, 2.4 km away

Palazzo Victoria Hotel, 800m away

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Jose

Italy

Nov 2025

‌

La facilità di entrare a tutto senza fare fila era meraviglioso, ho visto quasi tutto con massima facilità, consigliato.

Della

Nov 2025

‌

+1 more

Javier

Argentina

Feb 2026

Igor

Dec 2025

Card really helpful, without it we would not have been able to visit many things, including the house of Romeo and Juliet as there were so many people

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Kiss ticketing queues goodbye and explore a 2000-year-old still-active amphitheater, led by a licensed English- or Italian-speaking guide.

Everything you get: Enjoy priority access to the iconic Roman amphitheater with a 45-minute guided tour. Hear captivating stories about the Arena’s history, its legendary operas, and its role as Verona’s favorite live venue.
Why choose this: Skip the lines and dive straight into 2,000 years of history with a passionate local guide. Offering comprehensive coverage of the attraction in just 45 minutes, this is the ideal express ticket to engaging with Roman ruins, iconic operas, and Italian culture. What's more, this tour runs rain or shine.
Upgrades: Choose between English or Italian guided tours to suit your preference.

Inclusions #

45-minute guided tour of Verona Arena
Skip-the-line entry
Licensed English- or Italian-speaking guide
Group of up to 16 guests

Exclusions #

Transfers
Meals

Arrive at least 10 minutes in advance of your experience.
Tip: Capture 360° views of Piazza Bra from atop the Arena!
Guests aged 17 years and under must be accompanied by an adult.
Unfortunately, some parts of the Arena may not be easily accessible for wheelchair users and people with reduced mobility.
This tour is guaranteed with a minimum group size of 2 people.
If the group size is equal to or greater than 6, you will be provided with free disposable earphones to ensure you don’t miss a thing.
In case of adverse weather conditions or natural calamities, the refund policy is up to the discretion of the tour authorities.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Discover Verona’s Roman Arena, Juliet’s Balcony, and sweeping city views—on an immersive walking tour led by a local expert.

Everything you get: Start with skip-the-line access to Verona’s Roman Arena as your expert guide brings its history to life. Then, explore the city’s top sights—including Bra Square, Juliet’s House, and Erbe Market—on a small-group walking tour in English or German. End with a scenic cable car ride up Saint Peter’s Hill for breathtaking views over Verona.
Why choose this: Stand a chance to explore Verona's Roman roots, medieval charm, and timeless literary landmarks—all topped off with a scenic cable car ride for gram-worthy views. It’s the perfect mix for first-time visitors or anyone looking to connect more deeply with this iconic Italian city—and a small-size tour ensures you're part of a cozy group of like-minded travelers.

Inclusions #

3-hour walking tour of Verona
Group size of 12 guests
Expert English- and German-speaking guide
30-min guided tour of Verona Arena with skip-the-line entry
Cable car ride up St. Peter's Hill
Entry to Juliet's House
Group of up to 16 guests
Visit to Erbe market square
Adige riverfront walk

Exclusions #

Transfers to the meeting point
Personal purchases

Arrive 15 minutes before your experience begins.
Late entries will not be accommodated.
This tour does not operate on Mondays.
Guests aged 17 years and under must be accompanied by an adult.
Unfortunately, this tour is not suitable for wheelchair users.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Verona Arena: May be closed or operate with reduced hours during the winter season. Be sure to check the latest schedule before your visit.
Juliet’s House: Entry requires an advance reservation—don’t forget to book your slot ahead of time.
General closures: Attraction hours may change or be affected by public holidays, strikes, special events, or other unforeseen circumstances. Always verify the opening hours in advance.
Public transport: Refer to the official timetable for Verona’s ATV buses to plan your journeys efficiently.
One-time entry: Each site included in the Verona Card can be accessed only once per cardholder.
Monday closures: The following attractions remain closed on Mondays: Verona Arena, Juliet’s House, Achille Forti Gallery of Modern Art at Palazzo della Ragione, Castelvecchio Museum, Natural History Museum, Maffeiano Lapidary Museum, Roman Theatre Archaeological Museum, and the “G.B. Cavalcaselle” Frescoes Museum at Juliet’s Tomb.
Pet policy: Most museums do not allow dogs, except for Torre dei Lamberti, Giardino Giusti, and the Natural History Museum.

Inclusions #

Verona Card valid for 24 hours
Free entry to 15+ attractions
Reduced entry to 3 attractions
Free ATV bus travel within the city
Skip-the-line entry to Verona Arena

Exclusions #

Guided tour
Aerobus travel

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Each attraction can be visited only once with the Verona Card.erona Arena: Subject to closure, or limited hours during winter months. Check the Arena Schedule before your visit.
Juliet's House: To enter the monument it is mandatory to make a reservation at Juliet's House.
Entry to the attractions is subject to closure or modification in the event of strikes, holidays, shows, or other reasons outside the organizers' control. Check the opening hours here.
Check the ATV bus timetable here.
The following attractions will be closed on Monday: Anfiteatro Arena, Casa di Giulietta, Galleria d'Arte Moderna Achille Forti Palazzo della Ragione, Museo di Castelvecchio, Museo di Storia Naturale, Museo Lapidario Maffeiano, Museo archeologico al Teatro Romano & Museo degli Affreschi "G. B. Cavalcaselle alla Tomba di Giulietta.
Please note that dogs are not allowed in most museums, with the exception of the Torre di Lamberti, Giardino Giusti, and the Museum of Natural History.

Inclusions #

Skip-the-line entry to Verona Arena
Verona Card for 24 or 48 hours (as per option chosen)
Free ATV bus travel within the city
Free entry to 15+ attractions
Reduced entry to 4 attractions

Exclusions #

Guided tours
Aerobus service

These tickets are valid until 28 December, 2026.

Kiss ticketing queues goodbye and explore a 2000-year-old still-active amphitheater, led by a licensed English- or Italian-speaking guide.

Everything you get: Enjoy priority access to the iconic Roman amphitheater with a 45-minute guided tour. Hear captivating stories about the Arena’s history, its legendary operas, and its role as Verona’s favorite live venue.
Why choose this: Skip the lines and dive straight into 2,000 years of history with a passionate local guide. Offering comprehensive coverage of the attraction in just 45 minutes, this is the ideal express ticket to engaging with Roman ruins, iconic operas, and Italian culture. What's more, this tour runs rain or shine.
Upgrades: Choose between English or Italian guided tours to suit your preference.

Inclusions #

45-minute guided tour of Verona Arena
Skip-the-line entry
Licensed English- or Italian-speaking guide
Group of up to 16 guests

Exclusions #

Transfers
Meals

Arrive at least 10 minutes in advance of your experience.
Tip: Capture 360° views of Piazza Bra from atop the Arena!
Guests aged 17 years and under must be accompanied by an adult.
Unfortunately, some parts of the Arena may not be easily accessible for wheelchair users and people with reduced mobility.
This tour is guaranteed with a minimum group size of 2 people.
If the group size is equal to or greater than 6, you will be provided with free disposable earphones to ensure you don’t miss a thing.
In case of adverse weather conditions or natural calamities, the refund policy is up to the discretion of the tour authorities.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Discover Verona’s Roman Arena, Juliet’s Balcony, and sweeping city views—on an immersive walking tour led by a local expert.

Everything you get: Start with skip-the-line access to Verona’s Roman Arena as your expert guide brings its history to life. Then, explore the city’s top sights—including Bra Square, Juliet’s House, and Erbe Market—on a small-group walking tour in English or German. End with a scenic cable car ride up Saint Peter’s Hill for breathtaking views over Verona.
Why choose this: Stand a chance to explore Verona's Roman roots, medieval charm, and timeless literary landmarks—all topped off with a scenic cable car ride for gram-worthy views. It’s the perfect mix for first-time visitors or anyone looking to connect more deeply with this iconic Italian city—and a small-size tour ensures you're part of a cozy group of like-minded travelers.

Inclusions #

3-hour walking tour of Verona
Group size of 12 guests
Expert English- and German-speaking guide
30-min guided tour of Verona Arena with skip-the-line entry
Cable car ride up St. Peter's Hill
Entry to Juliet's House
Group of up to 16 guests
Visit to Erbe market square
Adige riverfront walk

Exclusions #

Transfers to the meeting point
Personal purchases

Arrive 15 minutes before your experience begins.
Late entries will not be accommodated.
This tour does not operate on Mondays.
Guests aged 17 years and under must be accompanied by an adult.
Unfortunately, this tour is not suitable for wheelchair users.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Verona Arena: May be closed or operate with reduced hours during the winter season. Be sure to check the latest schedule before your visit.
Juliet’s House: Entry requires an advance reservation—don’t forget to book your slot ahead of time.
General closures: Attraction hours may change or be affected by public holidays, strikes, special events, or other unforeseen circumstances. Always verify the opening hours in advance.
Public transport: Refer to the official timetable for Verona’s ATV buses to plan your journeys efficiently.
One-time entry: Each site included in the Verona Card can be accessed only once per cardholder.
Monday closures: The following attractions remain closed on Mondays: Verona Arena, Juliet’s House, Achille Forti Gallery of Modern Art at Palazzo della Ragione, Castelvecchio Museum, Natural History Museum, Maffeiano Lapidary Museum, Roman Theatre Archaeological Museum, and the “G.B. Cavalcaselle” Frescoes Museum at Juliet’s Tomb.
Pet policy: Most museums do not allow dogs, except for Torre dei Lamberti, Giardino Giusti, and the Natural History Museum.

Inclusions #

Verona Card valid for 24 hours
Free entry to 15+ attractions
Reduced entry to 3 attractions
Free ATV bus travel within the city
Skip-the-line entry to Verona Arena

Exclusions #

Guided tour
Aerobus travel

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Each attraction can be visited only once with the Verona Card.erona Arena: Subject to closure, or limited hours during winter months. Check the Arena Schedule before your visit.
Juliet's House: To enter the monument it is mandatory to make a reservation at Juliet's House.
Entry to the attractions is subject to closure or modification in the event of strikes, holidays, shows, or other reasons outside the organizers' control. Check the opening hours here.
Check the ATV bus timetable here.
The following attractions will be closed on Monday: Anfiteatro Arena, Casa di Giulietta, Galleria d'Arte Moderna Achille Forti Palazzo della Ragione, Museo di Castelvecchio, Museo di Storia Naturale, Museo Lapidario Maffeiano, Museo archeologico al Teatro Romano & Museo degli Affreschi "G. B. Cavalcaselle alla Tomba di Giulietta.
Please note that dogs are not allowed in most museums, with the exception of the Torre di Lamberti, Giardino Giusti, and the Museum of Natural History.

Inclusions #

Skip-the-line entry to Verona Arena
Verona Card for 24 or 48 hours (as per option chosen)
Free ATV bus travel within the city
Free entry to 15+ attractions
Reduced entry to 4 attractions

Exclusions #

Guided tours
Aerobus service

These tickets are valid until 28 December, 2026.

From happy customers

Step into Italy’s timeless amphitheater, the Verona Arena

Verona Arena page guide

Why visit Verona Arena?

Attend an opera under the stars

Experience the grandeur of ancient Rome

Marvel at ancient architecture

Things to know before booking your Verona Arena tickets

Your Verona Arena ticket types explained

Opera tickets

Combo tickets

Booking guide: Find the best Verona Arena tickets for you

Your visual guide to Verona Arena: What to see?

The ring remnant that survived the 1117 earthquake

The Arena’s stage

The seating area

Aida at Verona Arena Festival

Carmen at Verona Arena Festival

Verona Arena Festival 2024 | Events and performances

La Grande Opera Italiana Patrimonio dell'Umanità

Turandot

Aida

Il Barbiere di Siviglia

Carmen

La Bohème

Roberto Bolle and Friends

Tosca

IX Sinfonia

Plácido Domingo Noche Española

Zorba il Greco

Carmina Burana

Know before you go to Verona Arena

Getting There

Frequently asked questions about Verona Arena tickets

How can I secure my Verona Arena tickets in advance?

What is included in the Verona Arena ticket packages?

Can I bring children along?

What additional costs should I anticipate during my visit?

Are there any accessibility considerations while visiting the Verona Arena?

How long should I plan for my visit to the Arena?

Are there any local events happening in or around Verona Arena?

What is the cancellation policy on my ticket?

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