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

Explore more with one pass

With the Verona Card, unlock free entry to over 15 of Verona’s top museums, historic sites, and cultural gems—all in one handy pass. As a bonus, skip the ticket lines at the Verona Arena, one of the city’s most legendary landmarks still alive with history and events.

Getting started

Pick up your physical Verona Card by exchanging your online voucher at the tourist office in Palazzo Barbieri, Via Leoncino. Your pass becomes active the moment you use it for the first time—whether that’s hopping on an ATV bus or stepping into your first attraction

What to expect

Explore a diverse mix of more than 15 free attractions, ranging from Shakespeare’s Juliet’s House to medieval castles, panoramic towers, fascinating museums, and beyond. Plus, enjoy discounted entry to three additional attractions. Getting around is easy too—your pass grants unlimited rides on Verona’s ATV public buses. Bypass the queues at the Verona Arena and step right inside this remarkable Roman amphitheater, where echoes of bygone gladiators still seem to linger.

Know before you go

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.

Addtional information

• The Verona Arena might have reduced hours or be closed during the winter season, so check its schedule before planning your visit.
• Visiting Juliet’s House requires booking a reservation in advance.
• 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.