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Verona Arena hours | Opening & closing times, opera festival dates

Today

Open 09:00–19:00

Last Admission

18:30

Verona Arena

October to May

Tuesday to Sunday: 9am to 7pm

June to September

Monday: 9am to 7pm

Tuesday to Sunday: 9am to 5pm

Apr 1 TO Dec 31 Timings

Days (Apr 1 TO Dec 31)

TIMINGS

Last Admission

MondayClosed
Tuesday09:00–19:0018:30
Wednesday09:00–19:0018:30
Thursday09:00–19:0018:30
Friday09:00–19:0018:30
Saturday (Today)09:00–19:0018:30
Sunday09:00–19:0018:30
Verona Arena opening hours

Verona Arena is closed on Mondays. It also remains closed on December 25 and January 1.

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Verona Arena opera season schedule

  • La Grande Opera Italiana Patrimonio dell'Umanità: June 7 (9:10pm)
  • Turandot: June 8 (9:30pm), June 15 (9:30pm), June 22 (9:30pm), June 29 (9:30pm)
  • Aida: 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: 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: 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 Boheme: July 19 (9:15pm), July 27 (9:15pm)
  • Roberto Bolle and Friends: July 23 (9:30pm), July 24 (9:30pm)
  • Tosca: Aug 2 (9pm), Aug 9 (9pm), Aug 16 (9pm), Aug 30 (9pm)
  • IX Sinfonia: Aug 11 (9:45pm)
  • Plácido Domingo Noche Española: Aug 21 (9pm)
  • Zorba il Greco: Aug 27 (9:15pm), Aug 28 (9:15pm)
  • Viva Vivaldi, the Four Seasons Immersive Concert: Aug 28 (9:30pm)
  • Carmina Burana: Sept 1 (9:30pm)

Know more about Verona Arena opera festival

How long does it take to explore the Verona Arena?

Visiting the Verona Arena usually lasts an hour. However, if you're attending an opera performance during the festival, plan for at least three hours at the venue. Keep in mind that lengthy shows like Aida may extend well beyond midnight.

Frequently asked questions about Verona Arena opening hours

Are there any special events or performances that might affect the Verona Arena's opening hours?

Yes, special events or performances, such as opera shows, concerts, or cultural festivals, may affect the Verona Arena's opening hours. During these occasions, the arena might have extended opening hours or remain closed to the public. It's recommended to check the schedule in advance to plan your visit accordingly.

Should I head to the arena in the mornings or evenings?

Both mornings and evenings have their advantages! Mornings offer a quieter atmosphere and may be ideal for exploring the arena's architecture and history with fewer crowds. On the other hand, evenings can be magical, especially if you're attending a performance or want to see the arena illuminated against the night sky. Consider what activities or events interest you most and plan your visit accordingly.

Can I arrange private access to the Verona Arena outside of regular opening hours for special occasions or photo shoots?

Yes, it is possible to arrange private access to the Verona Arena outside of regular opening hours for special occasions or photo shoots. However, such arrangements typically need to be made in advance and may be subject to availability and additional fees. It's advisable to contact the arena's management to inquire about private access.

What if I’m interested in experiencing the Verona Arena's ambiance under the stars?

If you're interested in experiencing the Verona Arena's ambiance under the stars, you may want to consider attending a nighttime event or performance at the arena. Many opera shows and concerts are held in the evening, allowing you to enjoy the enchanting atmosphere of the arena illuminated against the night sky.

Do opening hours vary based on the season or time of year, such as during peak tourist seasons or holidays?

Yes. During the summer months, when tourism is at its highest and the Verona Arena Festival takes place, opening hours may be extended to accommodate evening performances and increased visitor demand. The arena is also closed on Christmas day and New Year.

Can the Verona card help me access any special opening hours?

While the Verona card does not grant access to special opening hours specifically, it gives you free entrance to the main sights in the city, including the Arena. It also offers priority entry and other benefits, so it may enhance your overall experience at the arena.

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