Frequently asked questions about the Verona Card

The current prices for both durations are shown live in the booking widget on the Prices page, always up to date and in your currency.

You book online and receive a voucher by email instantly. Exchange it for the physical card on site at the IAT info point (Via Leoncino 61, Palazzo Barbieri). Cards are not posted.

The Verona Card is sold at a single price per person - there is no separate children's rate. Many city museums already offer free or reduced entry for children anyway, which you will see at the ticket desk on site.

For a packed day taking in the Arena, Casa di Giulietta and one museum, the 24-hour card is enough. If you are also planning Castelvecchio, the Torre dei Lamberti and a church or two, the 48-hour card is the better value per day. Details under Prices.

The card activates on first use - either at the first attraction or on the first bus ride. From that moment it runs for 24 or 48 hours, depending on the version you chose. You decide when to start.

The card is non-transferable - each person needs their own. Hold it up to the scanner at museum ticket desks and when boarding buses; during ticket inspections, showing the card is sufficient.

No. Each included attraction can be visited once with free entry. A second visit to the same attraction requires a separate ticket.

With the Verona Card you can use ATV city buses in Verona as often as you like. Not included: the Aerobus airport shuttle (Airlink, line 199), regional buses outside the city and the funicular to Castel San Pietro. More under public transport.

Hold the card up to the ticket scanner on the bus when boarding until a signal confirms validation. When changing buses, scan again. Travelling without validating can result in a fine.

No. From the airport the Airlink shuttle (line 199) runs to Porta Nuova station and requires a separate ticket. City bus services from the station onwards are covered by the card. More under public transport.

The card includes single admission to all covered attractions (including the Arena di Verona, Casa di Giulietta and Castelvecchio), priority access at the Arena, unlimited rides on ATV city buses and a digital audio guide for Verona and Lake Garda. There are also discounts on further highlights. Full list: all attractions.

A timed entry slot is required for Casa di Giulietta - book it online in advance. All other attractions can be visited without a reservation.

The city museums and monuments, including the Arena and Casa di Giulietta, are closed on Mondays. Plan your card days accordingly.

With the card you enter the Arena through a separate entrance (Gate 5) with priority access, bypassing the regular queue.

Cancellation terms depend on the booking channel - check your voucher. Unused vouchers can generally be cancelled up to the day before first use. Review the conditions before purchasing.

You receive the voucher by email immediately after booking. Keep it safe and exchange it for the physical card on site at the IAT info point (Via Leoncino 61, Palazzo Barbieri).