Verona Card prices
The Verona Card is available for 24 or 48 hours. Both booking options include Arena entry, public transport and an audio guide. This page shows the prices in a table and explains when the longer card is worth it.
- Free cancellation until the day before
- Instant confirmation by email
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Verona Card: prices at a glance
The Verona Card comes in two durations - 24 or 48 hours. Both options include the same package of benefits; only the validity period differs. You book online via Tiqets and receive a voucher by email straight away, which you exchange for the card at the Info Point IAT. Validity only starts from your first use.
The card is sold at a single price per person - there is no separate child price.
What is included in the price
Regardless of the duration chosen, this booking includes the Verona Card plus priority access to the Arena and an audio guide. In detail:
- Single entry to all included attractions, from the Arena to Juliet's House and Castelvecchio, with priority access to the Arena.
- Public transport on all ATV city buses in Verona. The Aerobus and regional lines are not included. More details on the Public Transport page.
- Digital audio guide for Verona and Lake Garda, plus discounts on further highlights.
Which duration is right for you?
The 24-hour card at 39 € pays off from about four of the major sights in a single day, such as the Arena, Casa di Giulietta, Castelvecchio and Torre dei Lamberti, if you take the bus between them. For two or three sights, individual tickets often work out cheaper. If you want to add more museums and a church or two, spreading things over two days makes sense - the 48-hour card at 44 € works out at just 22 € per day compared to 39 € for a single day, and the extra 5 € pays for itself quickly. Which sights are particularly worth it is shown on the Attractions page.
Cancellation: up to the day before your chosen date you cancel free of charge. After that the booking is binding.
Questions about pricing
How much does the Verona Card cost? +
Both prices are in the table above: 24 and 48 hours, per person each.
Is there a child price? +
The Verona Card is sold at a single price per person - there is no separate child price. Many of the city museums offer free or reduced entry for children anyway, which you can check at the ticket desk on arrival.
Which duration is worth it? +
For a compact day in Verona, the 24-hour card is plenty. If you are staying longer, the 48-hour card works out cheaper per day - the surcharge is small and the amounts are shown in the table above. Which attractions are included is shown on the Attractions page.
Choose your duration and book
Pick 24 or 48 hours and book securely online. Your voucher arrives by email immediately.