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

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)

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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

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.

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