Arena di Verona
The 1st-century Roman amphitheatre, now the stage of the summer opera festival. This booking includes priority entry.
Verona Card
Official tourist pass for Verona · Arena, museums & city buses included
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The Verona Card is the official tourist pass of Verona, issued by the Comune di Verona. For 24 or 48 hours you can visit 20 of the city's attractions, 14 of them free, including the Arena and Casa di Giulietta, and ride the city buses at no extra cost. This booking includes priority entry to the Arena and an audio guide.
Tickets & prices
- 24h €39
- 48h €44
Duration, date & travellers are chosen in the next step at Tiqets.
- Instant confirmation by email
- Priority entry to the Arena
- City buses & audio guide included
from €39
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All the benefits at a glance
With the Verona Card you see Verona's highlights on a single ticket and get around the city for free.
20 attractions
Free entry to 14 attractions and a reduced rate at the rest, from the Arena and Casa di Giulietta to Castelvecchio.
Quicker into the Arena
Priority entry to the Arena di Verona, the city's most visited sight.
Public transport included
Ride the ATV city buses as often as you like. The Aerobus and intercity routes are not included.
Audio guide & discounts
This booking includes a digital audio guide for Verona and Lake Garda. The card also gets you discounts on other highlights.
Step by step
How the Verona Card works
- 1
Book online
Choose 24 or 48 hours and book online. Your voucher arrives by email straight away. - 2
Redeem your voucher
Exchange the voucher for the card at the Info Point IAT (Via Leoncino 61, Palazzo Barbieri). - 3
Activate the card
The card only starts when you first use it, and the 24 or 48 hours run from then. You choose when to begin. - 4
Explore Verona
Visit the included attractions and ride the ATV city buses for free. For the Casa di Giulietta you need to book a time slot.
Highlights
Verona's sights on a single pass
The Verona Card covers 20 attractions. A selection:
Casa di Giulietta
Juliet's House, with the legendary balcony from Shakespeare's play. Book a time slot in advance.
Castelvecchio
Medieval brick castle on the Adige with an art museum and a battlemented bridge.
Torre dei Lamberti
84-metre civic tower with panoramic views across Verona's rooftops.
Duomo di Verona
Romanesque and Gothic cathedral with an altarpiece by Titian.
Basilica di San Zeno
One of the finest Romanesque churches in Italy, with bronze doors and an altarpiece by Mantegna.
Plus 14 more churches, museums and palazzi. See the full list: all attractions.
Public transport
The Verona Card covers all ATV city buses in Verona for 24 or 48 hours. When you board, hold the card against the scanner on the bus and ride across town, from the station to the Arena and back.
Add a theme park? Verona Card + Gardaland
Gardaland Park on Lake Garda is not part of the Verona Card. This package adds one day at the park with fast-track entry, all rides and shows included, to the card, all in one booking.
Touring the city by bus as well? Verona Card + Hop-on Hop-off
The card covers the ATV city buses but not the hop-on hop-off bus. You can add the sightseeing tour, with 16 stops and an audio guide, to the same booking as the card.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about the Verona Card
The most common questions about the Verona Card; you will find all the answers on the FAQ page. Please note: when you buy, you receive a voucher that you exchange for the card at the Info Point IAT.
What does the Verona Card include? +
One admission to each included attraction, such as the Arena, Casa di Giulietta and Castelvecchio, plus free travel on the ATV city buses and discounts on other highlights. On top of that, this booking includes priority entry to the Arena and an audio guide for Verona and Lake Garda. More on the FAQ page.
When does the card start? +
The card only starts with its first use, meaning your first admission or your first bus ride. From then on it runs for 24 or 48 hours, depending on the option you chose. You decide when it starts.
How do I get the card after booking? +
You receive a voucher by email, which you exchange for the card at the Info Point IAT (Via Leoncino 61, Palazzo Barbieri). The card is not sent by post. Details on the FAQ page.
Which public transport can I use? +
You can ride the ATV city buses as often as you like. Not included are the Aerobus (airport shuttle) and intercity routes. More under public transport.
How much is the Verona Card and is it worth it? +
The 24-hour card costs 39 €, and the table under Prices compares both options. It pays for itself if you visit around four of the major sights in one day, for example the Arena, Casa di Giulietta, Castelvecchio and Torre dei Lamberti, taking the bus in between.
Ready for Verona?
Get the Verona Card with priority entry to the Arena and discover the city of Romeo and Juliet.