Do I need to book Arena di Verona tickets in advance?

For a daytime visit, advance booking mainly saves the ticket-office queue. For guided tours and prime summer evening visits, book ahead much earlier because small-group departures and headline weekend performances can sell out before your date.

What does a standard ticket include?

A standard ticket covers daytime entry to the amphitheatre’s public interior areas, including the cavea and, when open, the arena floor. It does not include a guide, a cushion, or any evening performance seat.

Are daytime tickets and evening visits the same thing?

No. An evening visit is valid for one dated performance only. Daytime monument access is separate, so choose both only if you want to explore the Arena by day and return for the show.

Will a standard ticket let me see the arena floor and top tiers?

Usually, yes, but not always in festival season. The signature bowl and upper seating are part of daytime entry when open, yet stage builds or rehearsals can restrict the floor or close sections of the cavea.

Are Arena di Verona tickets timed?

Standard daytime tickets are generally open entry within opening hours on your chosen day. Guided tours and evening visits follow fixed start times, and performance days can shorten daytime visiting hours with earlier last entry.

What does skip-the-line actually skip?

Skip-the-line skips the ticket-purchase queue; security still applies. You’ll still go through any bag or gate checks in place, so expect some waiting on busy summer days even with pre-booked entry.

Is a guided tour worth it here?

A guided tour is worth it if you want context quickly and don’t want to rely on sparse signage. Self-guided visits suit travelers who mainly want the atmosphere, photos, and freedom to climb and pause independently.

Should I choose a standard ticket or a combo ticket?

Choose a combo ticket if you’ll also visit other central Verona sights and use city buses. It can save money and remove a separate Arena purchase queue, but its priority access applies to the Arena only.

Are the cheapest evening-visit seats worth it?

They can be, if atmosphere matters more than comfort. Stone-step seating is the budget option, but long performances feel harder without back support, so first-timers often prefer numbered seats for a more comfortable evening.

Can I re-enter after I leave?

No. Daytime monument entry is sold as single entry, so plan one continuous visit. Bathrooms are outside the amphitheatre, and once you leave, you shouldn’t assume the same ticket will let you back in.

Can I change or cancel my ticket if my plans change?

Flexibility isn’t automatic. Guided tours and evening visits are date-specific experiences, so treat them as fixed bookings unless your confirmation clearly includes a change or cancellation window. Daytime tickets still follow the terms shown at purchase.

Is the Arena wheelchair accessible?

Partly. Accessible evening entry is available via Gates 4, 1 and 8, and elevators reportedly reach some cavea levels. The historic stone steps remain steep and uneven, so step-free access across the monument is limited.

Can children visit the Arena by day or in the evening?

Yes for daytime visits, though the worn stone tiers need close supervision. For evening performances, children under 5 are generally not admitted, and long shows on hard seating tend to suit older children better.

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City Cards

Verona Arena Skip-the-Line Tickets with City Museums Access

What to bring

After swapping your mobile voucher for the physical Verona Card, keep it with you at all times to access all included attractions.

What's not allowed

Items like metal objects, large backpacks, and weapons are prohibited.
Most sites do not allow pets inside.

Additional information

The Verona Arena might have reduced hours or be closed during the winter season, so check its schedule before planning your visit.
After deciding which date to visit, guests must book a free, timed entry slot online through the official Juliet’s House website before arriving.
Attraction hours can vary due to strikes, holidays, special events, or other unexpected reasons—make sure to confirm opening times beforehand.
Stay updated with the current bus schedule here.
Each attraction can only be visited once with your Verona Card.
On Mondays, these locations are closed: Verona Arena, Juliet’s House, Galleria d’Arte Moderna, Palazzo della Ragione, Castelvecchio Museum, Natural History Museum, Lapidary Museum, Archaeological Museum at Teatro Romano, and the Museum of Frescoes "G. B. Cavalcaselle" at Juliet’s Tomb.
Pets aren’t allowed in most museums, except for Torre di Lamberti, Giardino Giusti, and the Natural History Museum.

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Guided Tours

Arena di Verona Skip-the-Line Guided Tour

Join a 45-minute walkthrough in a small group, mixing Roman history with opera season stories.

Everything you get: An express guided tour of Verona Arena with just 16 other guests (max.), with entry arranged to bypass ticket office lines so you head straight inside. Walk the tiers and corridors as your guide explains how this Roman amphitheater still hosts opera and events.
Why choose this: If you want a story of the arena before exploring Verona on your own, this tour adds context that makes what you see afterward stick in your mind.
Options: Choose between an expert English- or Italian-speaking guide for your convenience.

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Walking Tours

Verona Walking Tour with Arena Skip-the-Line Tickets

What to bring

A valid photo ID matching the lead traveler name
Your mobile voucher (ready to display)

Accessibility

Some areas may not be easily accessible for people with reduced mobility

What’s not allowed

Pets
Luggage or large bags
Unaccompanied minors

Additional information

Tour runs rain or shine
A minimum of 2 participants is required
Monuments are viewed from the outside where indicated, like Juliet's House

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Combos

Combo (Save 3%): Verona Card + Verona Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

Verona Card

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Verona Hop-On-Hop-Off Please click here for a detailed route map and boarding points. You can join the tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket. Red line

First bus: 10am from stop #1 (Piazza Bra)
Last bus: 6pm from stop #1 (Piazza Bra)
Frequency: Every 60 mins
Popular stops: Castelvecchio Museum, Teatro Romano, Porto Leoni

Blue line

First bus: 10:30am from stop #1 (Piazza Bra)
Last bus: 6:30pm from stop #1 (Piazza Bra)
Frequency: Every 30-60 mins
Popular stops: Tomba Giulietta, Castel San Pietro, Juliet's House

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Day Trips

From Verona: Sirmione and Lake Garda Day Trip with Boat Cruise

Cruise Lake Garda by speedboat past Sirmione's medieval castle, then explore Roman ruins and Lazise on a round trip from Verona

Day out to Sirmione and Lazise from central Verona.
You'll get round trip transfers from Verona in an AC minivan, a live English-speaking guide, a speedboat ride around the Sirmione peninsula, and a ferry ticket to Lazise — all transfers included.
Sirmione: Cruise around the peninsula by speedboat, taking in lakeside villas, the medieval Scaligero Castle, and the Roman ruins of Grotte di Catullo — then follow your guide through the historic streets on a walking tour.
Lazise: Ferry across to this charming lakeside village and spend free time wandering cobbled streets, browsing artisanal boutiques, or relaxing with a gelato or glass of wine by the water.

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Verona Card with Arena and Juliet's House Skip-the-Line Tickets

Flexible Verona city card with skip the line Verona Arena entry plus free urban ATV buses and many included cultural sites.

Top sights covered: Verona Arena, Juliet's House, Lamberti Tower, Verona's main churches and key civic museums are included.
Pass type: Day based sightseeing pass that lets you visit as many included attractions as you want within one active period.
Everything you get: Access to museums, monuments and partner sites in Mantua and Trentino, all linked to one card for easy cultural exploring.
Options: Choose a 24 hour pass to hit the highlights fast or a 48 hour pass to explore Verona at a more relaxed pace.
Why choose this: Save money versus separate tickets and cut planning time with one card that covers major Verona sights in a single purchase.

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Which Verona di Arena ticket is best for you?

Ticket type	Entrance used	Lines skipped	Security	Includes	Guide	Why pick this	Cancelation policy	Recommended experience
Skip the line	Visitor/sightseeing entrance in Piazza Bra	Ticketing queue	Mandatory	Priority entry only	No	Ideal option for those keen on independent exploration	No free cancelation	Verona Arena Skip-the-Line Tickets with City Museums Access
Guided tour	Visitor/sightseeing entrance in Piazza Bra	Ticketing queue	Mandatory	Licensed tour expert	Yes	Best choice for those seeking in-depth historical/architectural insights	Free cancelation 24h	Verona Arena Skip-the-Line Guided Tour
Combos	Visitor/sightseeing entrance in Piazza Bra	Ticketing queue	Mandatory	Multi-site entry in the city	No	Open-top bus/lake cruise adds novelty to city sightseeing	No free cancelation	Combo: Verona Card + Verona Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

What to expect at Arena di Verona

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Cross Piazza Bra

The Arena rises straight from Piazza Bra, with pink-and-white limestone facing the square. Enter through a vaulted Roman corridor, and the city noise drops quickly as the stone passage funnels you toward the interior bowl.

Step onto the central ellipse

The route opens onto the central ellipse, where daytime visits begin at ground level. In festival season, stage platforms and seating can occupy much of this space, so the visit feels more like circling a working venue than wandering an empty ruin.

Climb the cavea

From the lower ring, climb the worn stone seating tiers of the cavea toward the upper rows. Early morning feels open and quiet, while late morning compresses around railings and photo points as tour groups reach the higher levels.

Add a guided layer

Guided only: skip-the-line guided tours follow the same floor-to-tier route, but fill in what the sparse signage doesn’t. Compared with a self-guided visit, the pacing is tighter and the stories around gladiators, acoustics, and the surviving original wall (Ala) land sooner.

Reach the top rim

The natural payoff comes from the highest accessible row, where the full oval drops below and Piazza Bra spreads beyond the rim. After the panorama, most visits wind back down through the shaded arches and out to the square.

Return for an opera night

With a separate ticket: an evening opera turns the same stone bowl into a seated venue, with stage sets, lighting, and assigned sectors shaping the experience. Unlike daytime wandering, the route becomes fixed, the visit lasts hours, and the Arena is experienced from one seat.

Things to know before booking your Verona Arena tickets

Important info
• The tickets here are only for sightseeing; performance tickets are not included and will have to be purchased separately.

Booking window
• Daytime monument tickets are usually easier to get than opera seats, and you can often book them closer to your visit. In summer, though, prebooking still matters because the ticket line can reach 30–45 minutes.

• Opera Festival tickets are a separate product and the best dates sell out much earlier. Popular weekend performances and better seat categories often need booking months ahead, especially in peak season.

• Guided tours and city-walk combinations run on fixed schedules and have fewer spots than standard entry. Book these as soon as your travel dates are set if you want a specific language or a summer slot.

• If you want a daytime visit during opera season, check the calendar before booking. On performance days, the monument can close early, which can remove late-afternoon entry altogether.

Entry & access
• Daytime visitors enter from the Piazza Bra / Via Dietro Anfiteatro side. Buying online skips the ticket-purchase queue, but security still applies.

• The main delay here is usually the box office, not the gate itself. In peak summer, walk-up visitors can wait 30–45 minutes, while prebooked ticket holders usually go straight to validation.

• Verona Card holders use the priority lane at Gate 5, but the e-voucher must first be exchanged for the physical card. Opera tickets use assigned gates by sector, so check the gate printed on your ticket before arrival.

What’s included
• A standard daytime ticket gives you single entry to the Arena during daytime opening hours. It covers the public interior and stone tiers, and the visit is self-guided.

• The base ticket does not include a guide, audio guide, VeronaCard benefits, or any evening performance.

• In festival season, stage builds and rehearsals can restrict parts of the lower area. Book the daytime ticket for the monument, views, and atmosphere rather than guaranteed full-floor access.

Ways to explore
• Self-guided entry is the most flexible option and usually takes 30–60 minutes. It works well for a quick stop, but signage is limited, so you’ll get less context unless you add audio.

• A skip-the-line guided tour adds priority entry and around 45 minutes of live commentary. It’s the clearest upgrade if you want the Arena’s Roman history explained without doing your own research.

• A Verona walking tour with Arena skip-the-line tickets combines the amphitheatre with the old town in one booking. It makes more sense than separate tickets if you want city context and a tighter schedule.

Policies
• Carry ID if you book a reduced or free ticket, and keep it handy for opera entry too. Eligibility is checked on site, so choose the correct fare category at checkout.

• Accessibility is limited by the Arena’s steep, worn stone steps. For performances, accessible entry is available via Gates 4, 1, and 8, and wheelchair seating needs advance planning.

Plan your visit to Arena di Verona

Verona Arena with surrounding plaza and colorful buildings in Verona, Italy.

Opening hours: Daytime visits usually run Tuesdays–Sundays from 9am–7pm.
Last entry: Daytime last entry is usually 6:30pm.
Mondays: Monday opening hours vary by date and source, so verify your visit day.
Performance days: The monument can close early on show days, often between 3pm and 5pm.
Early closure rule: On performance days, last entry is 30 minutes before closing.
Visit duration: Most daytime visits take about 30–60 minutes.

Verona Arena stone steps in the cavea with visitors seated and exploring.

Quietest window: Visit between 9am and 10:30am for cooler air and fewer tour groups.
Warm light: Late afternoon usually gives softer light and fewer day-trippers.
Best season: Spring and autumn usually mean cooler weather and fewer stage-related restrictions.
Busiest times: Summer weekends and late mornings are usually the most crowded.

Asian tourist couple conversing at shuttle bus stop, woman boarding yellow bus.

Address: Piazza Bra 1, 37121 Verona (VR), Italy. View on Google Maps
City setting: The Arena stands on the south edge of Piazza Bra in Verona’s historic center.

Getting there

On foot: Walk about 20 minutes from Verona Porta Nuova via Corso Porta Nuova.
City bus: Take an ATV bus to Piazza Bra, then walk 1–2 minutes.
Lake Garda buses: Regional lines 163, 164, and 185 stop at Piazza Bra opposite the Arena.
By train: Fast trains from Venice and Milan arrive at Verona Porta Nuova.
By car: Use the A4 Verona Sud exit, then continue toward central Verona.
Parking: Saba Arena, Arsenale, Isolo, and Polo Zanotto are named nearby car parks.

Visitor reading a map outside the Verona Arena in Italy.

Piazza Bra gates: Use these for general daytime visits; ticket-purchase queues grow longest in summer late mornings.
Gate 5: VeronaCard holders enter here to bypass the purchase queue; security still applies.
Opera gates: Gates 1, 8, 66, 13, and 61 are used by sector; follow your ticket.
Accessible opera entry: Gates 4, 1, and 8 handle accessible access for performance seating.
Validation: E-tickets are scanned at the gate, and on-the-day buyers use the box office.
Security: Bag checks can apply to everyone, especially on performance evenings.

Washroom signs at London Palace Theatre indicating male, female, and accessible facilities.

Restrooms: Toilets are outside the amphitheatre, so use them before entering or during intervals.
Shop: The Arena Shop operates at Gate 10 during the festival period.
Info point: An information point is available on performance evenings.
Food service: No food is sold inside during daytime visits.
Opera vendors: Water, wine, and ice cream are sold inside during opera performances.
Seat comfort: Cushion sellers usually operate outside the Arena during opera season.

Man in wheelchair exploring a museum exhibit, highlighting accessibility features.

Approach: Wheelchair users can use gates 4, 1, and 8 for accessible opera entry.
Inside: Accessible toilets are available at those gates for performance visitors.
Elevators: Elevators reportedly reach some cavea levels, but access is still limited.
Support: Wheelchair users and one companion can request 6th-sector opera seating.
Transit: ATV city buses are reported to be wheelchair-equipped.
Limits: Independent access is limited by steep, worn, uneven historic stone steps.
Service animals: Assistance dogs are allowed, but other pets are not.

Couple in casual clothes and sunglasses standing against a beige wall.

Stalls sections: Long trousers and a shirt or polo are required for opera stalls seating.
Avoid: Shorts and flip-flops may cause entry issues in stalls sections.
Applicability: This rule is specifically noted for opera stalls on performance nights.

Man holding a DSLR camera, preparing for photography.

Bag policy: Opera security allows bags up to 17 L; suitcases and large backpacks are not accepted.
Prohibited items: Weapons, sharp objects, drones, video cameras, and drugs are not allowed.
Photography: Personal photos are usually fine by day, but flash should stay off during performances.
Food and drinks: Sealed water is allowed, but daytime food service is not available inside.
Behavior: Late entry is not allowed after an opera starts, so arrive with time for security.
Animals: Assistance dogs are allowed, but other pets are not.
ID: Bring ID for reduced or free tickets and for opera entry.
Checked: Visitor rules and security notes were checked in July 2026.

Tips & guidelines

Don’t linger on the arena floor first; climb the cavea immediately, because lower rows clog fastest around stage builds.
Reach the top-tier panorama before 10:30am; guided groups usually spread across the upper rows later, narrowing photo space.
For exterior photos, stand beside the Ala on Piazza Bra; it frames the surviving outer arches without café umbrellas.
Use the vaulted corridors between climbs; the lower arcade holds shade and breeze when the stone bowl starts radiating heat.
Keep one hand free on the cavea steps after rain; worn limestone gets slick on the steep descent.
Check whether the arena floor is roped off before heading down; rehearsal setups can cut access without much warning.
Turn flash off from the lower cavea during opera nights; repeated bursts distract nearby spectators in unamplified performances.
Use the bathroom before taking your gradinata seat; toilets are outside the amphitheatre and interval queues grow quickly.
If you use a wheelchair for opera, enter through gates 4, 1 or 8; historic steps restrict other routes.

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City Cards

Verona Arena Skip-the-Line Tickets with City Museums Access

What to bring

After swapping your mobile voucher for the physical Verona Card, keep it with you at all times to access all included attractions.

What's not allowed

Items like metal objects, large backpacks, and weapons are prohibited.
Most sites do not allow pets inside.

Additional information

The Verona Arena might have reduced hours or be closed during the winter season, so check its schedule before planning your visit.
After deciding which date to visit, guests must book a free, timed entry slot online through the official Juliet’s House website before arriving.
Attraction hours can vary due to strikes, holidays, special events, or other unexpected reasons—make sure to confirm opening times beforehand.
Stay updated with the current bus schedule here.
Each attraction can only be visited once with your Verona Card.
On Mondays, these locations are closed: Verona Arena, Juliet’s House, Galleria d’Arte Moderna, Palazzo della Ragione, Castelvecchio Museum, Natural History Museum, Lapidary Museum, Archaeological Museum at Teatro Romano, and the Museum of Frescoes "G. B. Cavalcaselle" at Juliet’s Tomb.
Pets aren’t allowed in most museums, except for Torre di Lamberti, Giardino Giusti, and the Natural History Museum.

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Guided tour

What to bring

After swapping your mobile voucher for the physical Verona Card, keep it with you at all times to access all included attractions.

What's not allowed

Items like metal objects, large backpacks, and weapons are prohibited.
Most sites do not allow pets inside.

Additional information

The Verona Arena might have reduced hours or be closed during the winter season, so check its schedule before planning your visit.
After deciding which date to visit, guests must book a free, timed entry slot online through the official Juliet’s House website before arriving.
Attraction hours can vary due to strikes, holidays, special events, or other unexpected reasons—make sure to confirm opening times beforehand.
Stay updated with the current bus schedule here.
Each attraction can only be visited once with your Verona Card.
On Mondays, these locations are closed: Verona Arena, Juliet’s House, Galleria d’Arte Moderna, Palazzo della Ragione, Castelvecchio Museum, Natural History Museum, Lapidary Museum, Archaeological Museum at Teatro Romano, and the Museum of Frescoes "G. B. Cavalcaselle" at Juliet’s Tomb.
Pets aren’t allowed in most museums, except for Torre di Lamberti, Giardino Giusti, and the Natural History Museum.

Inclusions #

Verona Card valid for 24 or 48 hours (as per option selected)
Free entry to 15+ attractions
Reduced entry to 3 attractions
Free ATV bus travel within the city
Skip-the-line entry to Verona Arena
Guided tour of Verona Arena (as per option selected)

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Aerobus travel

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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Guided Tours

Arena di Verona Skip-the-Line Guided Tour

Join a 45-minute walkthrough in a small group, mixing Roman history with opera season stories.

Everything you get: An express guided tour of Verona Arena with just 16 other guests (max.), with entry arranged to bypass ticket office lines so you head straight inside. Walk the tiers and corridors as your guide explains how this Roman amphitheater still hosts opera and events.
Why choose this: If you want a story of the arena before exploring Verona on your own, this tour adds context that makes what you see afterward stick in your mind.
Options: Choose between an expert English- or Italian-speaking guide for your convenience.

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Join a 45-minute walkthrough in a small group, mixing Roman history with opera season stories.

Everything you get: An express guided tour of Verona Arena with just 16 other guests (max.), with entry arranged to bypass ticket office lines so you head straight inside. Walk the tiers and corridors as your guide explains how this Roman amphitheater still hosts opera and events.
Why choose this: If you want a story of the arena before exploring Verona on your own, this tour adds context that makes what you see afterward stick in your mind.
Options: Choose between an expert English- or Italian-speaking guide for your convenience.

Inclusions #

45-minute guided tour of Verona Arena
Skip-the-line entry to Verona Arena
Group of up to 16 guests
Expert English-speaking guide (as per option selected)
Expert Italian-speaking guide (as per option selected)

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Transfers
Meals

Accessibility

Mobility note: Some parts of the tour may not be easily accessible for wheelchair users and people with reduced mobility.

Additional information

Arrival time: Arrive 10 minutes before the start of your guided tour.
Age requirement: Guests under 18 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.
Group size: This tour operates with a minimum group size of 2 people.
Audio equipment: If your group has 6 or more guests, free disposable earphones will be provided.
Weather policy: In case of poor weather or unforeseen tour suspensions, tour authorities will make the final decision on refunds.

Get full refund if you cancel 24 hours before the experience start time.

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Walking Tours

Verona Walking Tour with Arena Skip-the-Line Tickets

What to bring

A valid photo ID matching the lead traveler name
Your mobile voucher (ready to display)

Accessibility

Some areas may not be easily accessible for people with reduced mobility

What’s not allowed

Pets
Luggage or large bags
Unaccompanied minors

Additional information

Tour runs rain or shine
A minimum of 2 participants is required
Monuments are viewed from the outside where indicated, like Juliet's House

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Guided tour

What to bring

A valid photo ID matching the lead traveler name
Your mobile voucher (ready to display)

Accessibility

Some areas may not be easily accessible for people with reduced mobility

What’s not allowed

Pets
Luggage or large bags
Unaccompanied minors

Additional information

Tour runs rain or shine
A minimum of 2 participants is required
Monuments are viewed from the outside where indicated, like Juliet's House

Inclusions #

English/Italian tour with local licensed guide
Verona city walking tour
Juliet's House (pass-by only)
Verona Arena entry and guided tour

Exclusions #

Entry to Juliet's House
Food and drinks
Transportation
Personal expenses

Get full refund if you cancel 24 hours before the experience start time.

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Combos

Combo (Save 3%): Verona Card + Verona Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

Verona Card

Check the bus timetable here

Verona Hop-On-Hop-Off Please click here for a detailed route map and boarding points. You can join the tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket. Red line

First bus: 10am from stop #1 (Piazza Bra)
Last bus: 6pm from stop #1 (Piazza Bra)
Frequency: Every 60 mins
Popular stops: Castelvecchio Museum, Teatro Romano, Porto Leoni

Blue line

First bus: 10:30am from stop #1 (Piazza Bra)
Last bus: 6:30pm from stop #1 (Piazza Bra)
Frequency: Every 30-60 mins
Popular stops: Tomba Giulietta, Castel San Pietro, Juliet's House

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Verona Card

Check the bus timetable here

Verona Hop-On-Hop-Off Please click here for a detailed route map and boarding points. You can join the tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket. Red line

First bus: 10am from stop #1 (Piazza Bra)
Last bus: 6pm from stop #1 (Piazza Bra)
Frequency: Every 60 mins
Popular stops: Castelvecchio Museum, Teatro Romano, Porto Leoni

Blue line

First bus: 10:30am from stop #1 (Piazza Bra)
Last bus: 6:30pm from stop #1 (Piazza Bra)
Frequency: Every 30-60 mins
Popular stops: Tomba Giulietta, Castel San Pietro, Juliet's House

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Verona Card

Pass valid for 24 hours
Access to 15 attractions including Juliet's House, Roman Arena, Roman Theater & more
Discounts at Museum of the Foundation Miniscalchi-Erizzo, African Museum & Giusti Palace and Garden
Priority entry to Verona Arena
Free ATV bus ride
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Verona Hop-On-Hop-Off bus tour

24-hour unlimited hop-on hop-off pass
Access to Red & Blue routes
Audio guide in Italian, English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, Russian, Danish, Dutch, Arabic & Chinese
Sightseeing Experience app
Onboard assistance

Exclusions #

Live guide at any venue

Verona Card

Guests can visit the attractions covered during their respective operating hours anytime within 24 hours after the first validation of the Verona Card.
Each attraction can be visited only once with the Verona Card.
From October to March, the ticket to the Civic Museums costs 1€ on the first Sunday of the month.
Opening hours and terms and conditions of certain attractions may sometimes vary. It is recommended to check the website(s) of the attraction or museum before your visit to plan accordingly.

Verona HOHO

This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.
Small pets in carriers and leashes are allowed onboard.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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Day Trips

From Verona: Sirmione and Lake Garda Day Trip with Boat Cruise

Cruise Lake Garda by speedboat past Sirmione's medieval castle, then explore Roman ruins and Lazise on a round trip from Verona

Day out to Sirmione and Lazise from central Verona.
You'll get round trip transfers from Verona in an AC minivan, a live English-speaking guide, a speedboat ride around the Sirmione peninsula, and a ferry ticket to Lazise — all transfers included.
Sirmione: Cruise around the peninsula by speedboat, taking in lakeside villas, the medieval Scaligero Castle, and the Roman ruins of Grotte di Catullo — then follow your guide through the historic streets on a walking tour.
Lazise: Ferry across to this charming lakeside village and spend free time wandering cobbled streets, browsing artisanal boutiques, or relaxing with a gelato or glass of wine by the water.

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Guided tour

Transfers available

Cruise Lake Garda by speedboat past Sirmione's medieval castle, then explore Roman ruins and Lazise on a round trip from Verona

Day out to Sirmione and Lazise from central Verona.
You'll get round trip transfers from Verona in an AC minivan, a live English-speaking guide, a speedboat ride around the Sirmione peninsula, and a ferry ticket to Lazise — all transfers included.
Sirmione: Cruise around the peninsula by speedboat, taking in lakeside villas, the medieval Scaligero Castle, and the Roman ruins of Grotte di Catullo — then follow your guide through the historic streets on a walking tour.
Lazise: Ferry across to this charming lakeside village and spend free time wandering cobbled streets, browsing artisanal boutiques, or relaxing with a gelato or glass of wine by the water.

Inclusions #

7.5-hour small-group guided day trip to Sirmione and Lazise from Verona
Round-trip transfers in an air-conditioned minivan
Live English-speaking guide
Speedboat ride around the Sirmione peninsula on Lake Garda
Ferry ticket to Lazise
Guided walking tour of Sirmione

Exclusions #

Hotel pick-up/drop-off
Lunch
Personal expenses

What’s not allowed

Pets not allowed
Oversize luggage

Additional information

Tour requires a minimum of 2 participants.
Minors must be accompanied by an adult.
Tour runs rain or shine; alternatives provided in case of bad weather.

Get full refund if you cancel 24 hours before the experience start time.

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City Cards

Verona Card with Arena and Juliet's House Skip-the-Line Tickets

Flexible Verona city card with skip the line Verona Arena entry plus free urban ATV buses and many included cultural sites.

Top sights covered: Verona Arena, Juliet's House, Lamberti Tower, Verona's main churches and key civic museums are included.
Pass type: Day based sightseeing pass that lets you visit as many included attractions as you want within one active period.
Everything you get: Access to museums, monuments and partner sites in Mantua and Trentino, all linked to one card for easy cultural exploring.
Options: Choose a 24 hour pass to hit the highlights fast or a 48 hour pass to explore Verona at a more relaxed pace.
Why choose this: Save money versus separate tickets and cut planning time with one card that covers major Verona sights in a single purchase.

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Flexible Verona city card with skip the line Verona Arena entry plus free urban ATV buses and many included cultural sites.

Top sights covered: Verona Arena, Juliet's House, Lamberti Tower, Verona's main churches and key civic museums are included.
Pass type: Day based sightseeing pass that lets you visit as many included attractions as you want within one active period.
Everything you get: Access to museums, monuments and partner sites in Mantua and Trentino, all linked to one card for easy cultural exploring.
Options: Choose a 24 hour pass to hit the highlights fast or a 48 hour pass to explore Verona at a more relaxed pace.
Why choose this: Save money versus separate tickets and cut planning time with one card that covers major Verona sights in a single purchase.

Inclusions #

Skip-the-line entry to Verona Arena
Free ATV bus travel
Free entry to 15 attractions
Reduced entry to 4 attractions
24-hour pass validity (as per option selected)
48-hour pass validity (as per option selected)

Exclusions #

Aerobus service
Admission to Verona Arena on performance days
Online reservation for Juliet's House (reservation is required even for Verona Card holders)
Admission to museums and monuments not listed as included with the Verona Card
Extra-urban public transport

What’s not allowed

Aerobus: The Verona Card does not include the Aerobus airport transfer service.
Extra-urban transport: The card does not cover extra-urban public transport lines.

Additional information

Youth benefits: Civic museums offer free entry to visitors under 18 years old.
Arena access: The Verona Arena is open Tuesday to Sunday from 9am to 7pm, except on performance days.
Juliet's House access: Entry is via Teatro Nuovo in Piazzetta Navona for all visitors.
Juliet's House reservations: Although you can enter for free with the card, an online reservation is still mandatory.
Planning: Check opening hours for included sites and ATV urban buses before using your Verona Card.
Sales points: You can purchase the Verona Card online or at selected sales points in the city.
Reservations: Some attractions may require advance booking or have limited availability in certain periods.
Airport transfer: The Verona Card does not cover the Aerobus airport service.
Public transport scope: The card only covers ATV urban lines and excludes extra-urban routes.

These tickets are valid until December 28, 2026.

What to bring

After swapping your mobile voucher for the physical Verona Card, keep it with you at all times to access all included attractions.

What's not allowed

Items like metal objects, large backpacks, and weapons are prohibited.
Most sites do not allow pets inside.

Additional information

The Verona Arena might have reduced hours or be closed during the winter season, so check its schedule before planning your visit.
After deciding which date to visit, guests must book a free, timed entry slot online through the official Juliet’s House website before arriving.
Attraction hours can vary due to strikes, holidays, special events, or other unexpected reasons—make sure to confirm opening times beforehand.
Stay updated with the current bus schedule here.
Each attraction can only be visited once with your Verona Card.
On Mondays, these locations are closed: Verona Arena, Juliet’s House, Galleria d’Arte Moderna, Palazzo della Ragione, Castelvecchio Museum, Natural History Museum, Lapidary Museum, Archaeological Museum at Teatro Romano, and the Museum of Frescoes "G. B. Cavalcaselle" at Juliet’s Tomb.
Pets aren’t allowed in most museums, except for Torre di Lamberti, Giardino Giusti, and the Natural History Museum.

Inclusions #

Verona Card valid for 24 or 48 hours (as per option selected)
Free entry to 15+ attractions
Reduced entry to 3 attractions
Free ATV bus travel within the city
Skip-the-line entry to Verona Arena
Guided tour of Verona Arena (as per option selected)

Exclusions #

Aerobus travel

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Join a 45-minute walkthrough in a small group, mixing Roman history with opera season stories.

Everything you get: An express guided tour of Verona Arena with just 16 other guests (max.), with entry arranged to bypass ticket office lines so you head straight inside. Walk the tiers and corridors as your guide explains how this Roman amphitheater still hosts opera and events.
Why choose this: If you want a story of the arena before exploring Verona on your own, this tour adds context that makes what you see afterward stick in your mind.
Options: Choose between an expert English- or Italian-speaking guide for your convenience.

Inclusions #

45-minute guided tour of Verona Arena
Skip-the-line entry to Verona Arena
Group of up to 16 guests
Expert English-speaking guide (as per option selected)
Expert Italian-speaking guide (as per option selected)

Exclusions #

Transfers
Meals

Accessibility

Mobility note: Some parts of the tour may not be easily accessible for wheelchair users and people with reduced mobility.

Additional information

Arrival time: Arrive 10 minutes before the start of your guided tour.
Age requirement: Guests under 18 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.
Group size: This tour operates with a minimum group size of 2 people.
Audio equipment: If your group has 6 or more guests, free disposable earphones will be provided.
Weather policy: In case of poor weather or unforeseen tour suspensions, tour authorities will make the final decision on refunds.

Get full refund if you cancel 24 hours before the experience start time.

Verona Card

Check the bus timetable here

Verona Hop-On-Hop-Off Please click here for a detailed route map and boarding points. You can join the tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket. Red line

First bus: 10am from stop #1 (Piazza Bra)
Last bus: 6pm from stop #1 (Piazza Bra)
Frequency: Every 60 mins
Popular stops: Castelvecchio Museum, Teatro Romano, Porto Leoni

Blue line

First bus: 10:30am from stop #1 (Piazza Bra)
Last bus: 6:30pm from stop #1 (Piazza Bra)
Frequency: Every 30-60 mins
Popular stops: Tomba Giulietta, Castel San Pietro, Juliet's House

Inclusions #

Verona Card

Pass valid for 24 hours
Access to 15 attractions including Juliet's House, Roman Arena, Roman Theater & more
Discounts at Museum of the Foundation Miniscalchi-Erizzo, African Museum & Giusti Palace and Garden
Priority entry to Verona Arena
Free ATV bus ride
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Verona Hop-On-Hop-Off bus tour

24-hour unlimited hop-on hop-off pass
Access to Red & Blue routes
Audio guide in Italian, English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, Russian, Danish, Dutch, Arabic & Chinese
Sightseeing Experience app
Onboard assistance

Exclusions #

Live guide at any venue

Verona Card

Guests can visit the attractions covered during their respective operating hours anytime within 24 hours after the first validation of the Verona Card.
Each attraction can be visited only once with the Verona Card.
From October to March, the ticket to the Civic Museums costs 1€ on the first Sunday of the month.
Opening hours and terms and conditions of certain attractions may sometimes vary. It is recommended to check the website(s) of the attraction or museum before your visit to plan accordingly.

Verona HOHO

This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.
Small pets in carriers and leashes are allowed onboard.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Cruise Lake Garda by speedboat past Sirmione's medieval castle, then explore Roman ruins and Lazise on a round trip from Verona

Day out to Sirmione and Lazise from central Verona.
You'll get round trip transfers from Verona in an AC minivan, a live English-speaking guide, a speedboat ride around the Sirmione peninsula, and a ferry ticket to Lazise — all transfers included.
Sirmione: Cruise around the peninsula by speedboat, taking in lakeside villas, the medieval Scaligero Castle, and the Roman ruins of Grotte di Catullo — then follow your guide through the historic streets on a walking tour.
Lazise: Ferry across to this charming lakeside village and spend free time wandering cobbled streets, browsing artisanal boutiques, or relaxing with a gelato or glass of wine by the water.

Inclusions #

7.5-hour small-group guided day trip to Sirmione and Lazise from Verona
Round-trip transfers in an air-conditioned minivan
Live English-speaking guide
Speedboat ride around the Sirmione peninsula on Lake Garda
Ferry ticket to Lazise
Guided walking tour of Sirmione

Exclusions #

Hotel pick-up/drop-off
Lunch
Personal expenses

What’s not allowed

Pets not allowed
Oversize luggage

Additional information

Tour requires a minimum of 2 participants.
Minors must be accompanied by an adult.
Tour runs rain or shine; alternatives provided in case of bad weather.

Get full refund if you cancel 24 hours before the experience start time.

Flexible Verona city card with skip the line Verona Arena entry plus free urban ATV buses and many included cultural sites.

Top sights covered: Verona Arena, Juliet's House, Lamberti Tower, Verona's main churches and key civic museums are included.
Pass type: Day based sightseeing pass that lets you visit as many included attractions as you want within one active period.
Everything you get: Access to museums, monuments and partner sites in Mantua and Trentino, all linked to one card for easy cultural exploring.
Options: Choose a 24 hour pass to hit the highlights fast or a 48 hour pass to explore Verona at a more relaxed pace.
Why choose this: Save money versus separate tickets and cut planning time with one card that covers major Verona sights in a single purchase.

Inclusions #

Skip-the-line entry to Verona Arena
Free ATV bus travel
Free entry to 15 attractions
Reduced entry to 4 attractions
24-hour pass validity (as per option selected)
48-hour pass validity (as per option selected)

Exclusions #

Aerobus service
Admission to Verona Arena on performance days
Online reservation for Juliet's House (reservation is required even for Verona Card holders)
Admission to museums and monuments not listed as included with the Verona Card
Extra-urban public transport

What’s not allowed

Aerobus: The Verona Card does not include the Aerobus airport transfer service.
Extra-urban transport: The card does not cover extra-urban public transport lines.

Additional information

Youth benefits: Civic museums offer free entry to visitors under 18 years old.
Arena access: The Verona Arena is open Tuesday to Sunday from 9am to 7pm, except on performance days.
Juliet's House access: Entry is via Teatro Nuovo in Piazzetta Navona for all visitors.
Juliet's House reservations: Although you can enter for free with the card, an online reservation is still mandatory.
Planning: Check opening hours for included sites and ATV urban buses before using your Verona Card.
Sales points: You can purchase the Verona Card online or at selected sales points in the city.
Reservations: Some attractions may require advance booking or have limited availability in certain periods.
Airport transfer: The Verona Card does not cover the Aerobus airport service.
Public transport scope: The card only covers ATV urban lines and excludes extra-urban routes.

These tickets are valid until December 28, 2026.

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