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Verona Arena Italy with tourists exploring ancient Roman amphitheater architecture.

Verona Arena exterior with tourists in Verona, Italy.

Verona Arena arches with guided tour group exploring the historic amphitheater.

Verona Arena entrance with tourists on a guided skip-the-line tour.

Verona Arena exterior with tourists on a guided tour in Verona, Italy.

Interior hallway of Verona Arena with ancient stone arches and passageways.

Verona Arena interior with tourists on a skip-the-line guided tour, Italy.

Piazza Bra Verona Italy cafes restaurants shops with Arena di Verona in background.

Tour guide with tourists outside Verona Arena, Italy.

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Verona Arena Skip-the-Line Guided Tour

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30 min.

A brief and informative tour of the Verona Arena, complete with skip-the-line access.

Get ahead of queues at Verona Arena and explore the grand Roman amphitheater and city’s favorite concert venue to your heart’s content.
A small group of 16 guests or less ensures individual attention and the freedom to ask all the questions you want.
Your English or Italian-speaking guide will unravel the arena’s architectural details and its history of both gladiatorial and opera performances!

A brief and informative tour of the Verona Arena, complete with skip-the-line access.

Get ahead of queues at Verona Arena and explore the grand Roman amphitheater and city’s favorite concert venue to your heart’s content.
A small group of 16 guests or less ensures individual attention and the freedom to ask all the questions you want.
Your English or Italian-speaking guide will unravel the arena’s architectural details and its history of both gladiatorial and opera performances!

Inclusions

30-min guided tour of Verona Arena with skip-the-line entry
Expert English or Italian-speaking guide
Group of up to 16 guests

Exclusions

Transfers

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 tour 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.

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

Guide leading tourists outside Verona Arena, Italy, with ancient Roman architecture in the background.

Guide leading tourists through Verona Arena in Italy.

Tourists exploring Piazza delle Erbe with Palazzo Maffei in the background, Verona, Italy.

Verona Arena interior with tourists exploring, accessible via Verona City Card.

Verona Arena with tourists using Verona Card for priority entrance.

Tourists exploring the ancient Colosseum in Rome with a guide.

Colosseum exterior with tourists on a guided walking tour in Rome, Italy.

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Verona Walking Tour with Arena Skip-the-Line Tickets

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3 hr.

Guided tour

Itinerary

TOTAL DURATION3 hours

MODE OF TRANSFERWalk

START POINT

Ristori Theater

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Meet in front of this performing arts center in central Verona to begin your walking tour.

0.35 km

5 minutes

Castelvecchio

1 attractions

Tickets not included

This medieval fortress on the banks of the Adige River is now a museum, offering stunning views and history.

Nearby things to do

Scaligero Bridge

4 min walk

0.18 km

2 minutes

Gavi's Arch

A Roman triumphal arch built in the 1st century AD. Arco dei Gavi once honored the Gavia family and marks one of the city's several ancient gates.

0.45 km

6 minutes

Porta Borsari

Porta Borsari is a gorgeous archway, built in the 1st century AD, showcasing intricate stonework and serving as a historical entrance to the ancient Roman city.

0.4 km

5 minutes

Piazza delle Erbe

This vibrant square features lively markets, medieval buildings, and landmarks like the Torre dei Lamberti and the Madonna Verona fountain.

0.07 km

1 minute

Piazza dei Signori

Wander this historic square surrounded by elegant buildings, like the Palazzo della Ragione. Poetry lovers can check out Dante's statue.

0.23 km

3 minutes

Juliet's House

Tickets not included

'Juliet's House' dates back to the 13th century, and features a stone balcony that is said to have inspired Shakespeare.

0.45 km

6 minutes

Verona Arena

30 min

Tickets included

Take an exciting 30-min tour of this ancient elliptical amphitheater, armed with skip-the-line privileges! From atop the 2000-year-old Arena, enjoy a 360° view of the charming Piazza Bra.

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Verona Arena

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This is where we depart. You can choose to explore the Arena or surrounding monuments by yourself after the tour.

See the best of Verona city on a walking tour and Arena guided tour!

In 3 hours, discover the most beautiful sights in the old town of Verona in the company of a friendly local guide.
Admire the medieval Castelvecchio and Scaligero Bridge. Discover frescoes, ancient towers and more at the Piazza delle Erbe.
Glimpse the setting of Shakespeare's most famous tragedy at Juliet’s House, and encounter the poet Dante Aligheri’s statue at Piazza dei Signori.
Finally, skip the lines at Verona Arena for a 30-minute express tour. Go beyond the pink marble façade and learn about its 2000-year-old history.

See the best of Verona city on a walking tour and Arena guided tour!

In 3 hours, discover the most beautiful sights in the old town of Verona in the company of a friendly local guide.
Admire the medieval Castelvecchio and Scaligero Bridge. Discover frescoes, ancient towers and more at the Piazza delle Erbe.
Glimpse the setting of Shakespeare's most famous tragedy at Juliet’s House, and encounter the poet Dante Aligheri’s statue at Piazza dei Signori.
Finally, skip the lines at Verona Arena for a 30-minute express tour. Go beyond the pink marble façade and learn about its 2000-year-old history.

Inclusions

3-hour walking tour of Verona
Expert English-speaking guide
30-min guided tour of Verona Arena with skip-the-line entry
Group of up to 16 guests

Exclusions

Transfers

Guests aged 17 years and under must be accompanied by an adult.
Unfortunately, some parts of the tour 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.

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

Events

Top things to do in Verona

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The awe-inspiring Verona Arena in Italy is one of the nation's most iconic and historical landmarks, renowned for its breathtaking Roman amphitheatre. A harmonious blend of music and history, this majestic amphitheatre is Italy's third-largest arena and was constructed in the 1st century. The Verona Arena opera performances are one-of-a-kind, made all the more majestic by the ancient architecture of the Arena.

What makes Verona Arena opera special?

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World-class performances

The Verona Arena Opera is renowned for its ornate productions, which regularly incorporate intricate sets, costumes and extraordinary effects like fireworks and live animals. Each year, the magical and vibrant Verona Arena Opera season ignites from mid-June to early September, with up to fifty dazzling performances!

How to attend an opera at Verona Arena

The Verona Arena Opera ticket package provides entry to one of Verona Arena’s classic opera shows, ensuring 6th Sector numbered seats on the very steps ancient Romans sat on to watch gladiator fights.
You’ll be provided with assistance at Gate no. 7 of the Arena. For your own comfort, remember to bring cushions or buy them at the stall.
The 101st edition of the opera festival rings in popular classics such as Aida, Carmen, La Boheme, Turandot, Roberto Bolle and Friends among many others.
Aim to arrive at least an hour before showtime. The gates open two hours before the event.
Performances begin anywhere between 9pm to 9:45pm.

Why Book Verona Arena opera tickets online?

Book online & save time: Booking online not only saves you time, but you can easily do this from the comfort of your home without having to stand in queues.
Hassle-free payments: Booking Verona Arena opera tickets online lets you compare prices and choose between numerous no-hassle payment methods.
Exclusive deals & offers: Booking your Verona Arena opera tickets online may give you access to attractive deals and offers that may not be available offline.
E-tickets: When you book Verona Arena opera tickets online, you'll get e-tickets straight to your phone, removing the need to procure physical tickets at the venue.

Verona Arena opera festival 2024

Arena di Verona or Verona Arena Opera Festival will be celebrating 101 years in 2024.
The 101st Festival will showcase Turandot, a tribute to Puccini adorned with remarkable sets and costumes. Alongside this centerpiece, the lineup boasts Tosca, featuring the acclaimed Anna Netrebko, and the much-awaited return of La Bohème after a fourteen-year hiatus.
In addition to these classics, you can enjoy recent productions of Il Barbiere di Siviglia, Carmen, and Aida. Aida, a local favorite, will be presented in two distinct styles: one infused with modern flair and another faithfully re-enacting a classic rendition from 1913.
The festivities extend beyond the stage with special evening events, including performances by renowned artists Roberto Bolle and Plácido Domingo. Immersive concerts featuring the timeless compositions of Vivaldi and the captivating Carmina Burana by Orff promise refreshingly new experiences.

Know more about Verona Arena festival

Tips & information

Large bags, outside food, and beverages are not allowed inside Verona Arena.
Children under the age of 5 are not allowed on this Verona tour.
It is advisable to reach the meeting point for the tour at least 15 minutes prior to the start of the tour.
It is prudent to dress appropriately for the Verona Arena opera. The organizers are allowed to refuse entry if patrons are dressed in overly casual clothing like shorts, t-shirts, and thong sandals for men.
Bring a cushion or buy/rent one for stone steps during the event. You can buy or rent cushions at stalls outside the Arena (prices range from 1.50 to 5 euros).

Frequently Asked Questions About Verona Arena Opera

What were some famous opera performances held at Verona Arena in the past?

Verona Arena has hosted numerous famous opera performances over the years, including iconic productions such as Aida, La Traviata, Carmen, Turandot, and Romeo and Juliet.

What is the best way to buy Verona Arena opera tickets?

The best way to buy Verona Arena opera tickets is to book them online.

Can I club my Verona Arena opera ticket with a guided tour of the city?

You can purchase the Verona Arena Opera Ticket Package to enjoy an English/German guided tour of the city along with a dazzling evening of opera at the Arena.

What opera productions are scheduled for the upcoming season at Verona Arena?

For the upcoming season at Verona Arena, you can look forward to an exciting lineup of opera shows such as Carmina Burana, Zorba il Greco, Aida, Aida 1913, Tosca and more.

What are the acoustics at the Arena like?

The acoustics at Verona Arena are renowned for their exceptional clarity and resonance. Verona Arena's elliptical shape and tiered seating design help to naturally amplify sound waves and distribute them evenly throughout the space, creating optimal acoustics for opera performances. Additionally, its stone construction and open-air design allow for optimal sound reflection and diffusion, enhancing the clarity and richness of the music.