Arena Di Verona Opera
Experience classical opera at Arena Di Verona, the ancient Roman amphitheater. Once a gladiator battleground, now it hosts global performances. Secure tickets and witness opera in this historic venue.-
Avoid the long queues outside this ancient amphitheater that is currently an active concert venue!
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Appreciate all the details of this UNESCO World Heritage Site pointed out by an expert English or Italian-speaking guide.
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In a small group of 16 guests or less, receive personalized attention and have all your questions answered.
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Listen to stories seldom told, and visualize the great gladiator fights of the Roman Empire. Enjoy ample time to explore by yourself.
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Avoid the long queues outside this ancient amphitheater that is currently an active concert venue!
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Appreciate all the details of this UNESCO World Heritage Site pointed out by an expert English or Italian-speaking guide.
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In a small group of 16 guests or less, receive personalized attention and have all your questions answered.
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Listen to stories seldom told, and visualize the great gladiator fights of the Roman Empire. Enjoy ample time to explore by yourself.
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Spend 3 hours exploring the stunning sights of Verona’s historic center with an engaging local guide by your side.
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Marvel at the medieval Castelvecchio and the iconic Scaligero Bridge. Uncover beautiful frescoes, ancient towers, and more at the lively Piazza delle Erbe.
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See the statue of the great poet Dante Alighieri in Piazza dei Signori, and step into the world of Shakespeare under Juliet’s Balcony.
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Lastly, enjoy a tour of Verona Arena, diving beyond its striking pink marble exterior into its fascinating 2,000-year history.
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Spend 3 hours exploring the stunning sights of Verona’s historic center with an engaging local guide by your side.
-
Marvel at the medieval Castelvecchio and the iconic Scaligero Bridge. Uncover beautiful frescoes, ancient towers, and more at the lively Piazza delle Erbe.
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See the statue of the great poet Dante Alighieri in Piazza dei Signori, and step into the world of Shakespeare under Juliet’s Balcony.
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Lastly, enjoy a tour of Verona Arena, diving beyond its striking pink marble exterior into its fascinating 2,000-year history.
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This value-packed ticket grants skip-the-line access to Verona Arena and entry to many of the city's museums and monuments in a day.
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Immerse yourself in history at the Verona Arena, a 1st-century amphitheater that still stages iconic opera performances.
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Uncover Verona's hidden gems beyond the Arena. Explore Juliet's House, museums like Castelvecchio, and historical churches, all within your reach.
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Enjoy free access to public buses throughout your ticket's validity period, letting you focus on exploring.
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Fun fact: The Verona Arena is one of the largest Roman amphitheaters still in use, holding nearly 30,000 spectators.
More details
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This value-packed ticket grants skip-the-line access to Verona Arena and entry to many of the city's museums and monuments in a day.
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Immerse yourself in history at the Verona Arena, a 1st-century amphitheater that still stages iconic opera performances.
-
Uncover Verona's hidden gems beyond the Arena. Explore Juliet's House, museums like Castelvecchio, and historical churches, all within your reach.
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Enjoy free access to public buses throughout your ticket's validity period, letting you focus on exploring.
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Fun fact: The Verona Arena is one of the largest Roman amphitheaters still in use, holding nearly 30,000 spectators.
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With the all-inclusive Verona Card get access to several iconic landmarks of this old river town. Explore for 24 or 48 hours.
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Enjoy easy and hassle-free entry to over 15 museums, churches, and monuments around the city with discounts at so many more!
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Take a gander at the mesmerizing view from Juliet's balcony and gasp in awe when you visit the famous churches and museums of Verona.
More details
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With the all-inclusive Verona Card get access to several iconic landmarks of this old river town. Explore for 24 or 48 hours.
-
Enjoy easy and hassle-free entry to over 15 museums, churches, and monuments around the city with discounts at so many more!
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Take a gander at the mesmerizing view from Juliet's balcony and gasp in awe when you visit the famous churches and museums of Verona.
Pro tips to help you make a pick
Standard tickets provide skip-the line-entry to the Verona Arena, helping you bypass queues that can take 30-60 minutes during peak hours, saving you valuable time.
Standard tickets provide skip-the line-entry to the Verona Arena, helping you bypass queues that can take 30-60 minutes during peak hours, saving you valuable time.
Tickets for both standard visits and opera events can sell out quickly, especially during the high season (summer). It’s recommended to book at least 2-3 weeks in advance to secure your preferred date and seating.
City cards offer access to top landmarks like the Verona Arena and Juliet’s House, plus free or discounted entry to other attractions and public transport. They’re a budget-friendly way to explore Verona.
Want to engage further with the history of this city and its grand arena? Choose from walking tours led by expert guides.
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About Verona Arena
Verona Arena, situated in Verona, Italy, stands as the third-largest surviving Roman amphitheater in Europe, surpassed only by the Colosseum in Rome and the ancient arena in Capua near Naples. Remarkably well-preserved, it boasted an initial seating capacity of approximately 30,000 spectators. Today, the arena's opera performances draw crowds from across the globe, with thousands flocking to witness these grand spectacles. In addition to opera, the arena hosts popular music concerts, and in 2023, it even hosted a women's championship volleyball game, showcasing its versatility as a venue for diverse events.
The Verona Arena hosted gladiatorial contests, dancing, circus processions, prisoner executions and battles between wild exotic animals.
The amphitheater's elliptical shape and tiered seating create stunning natural acoustics that reflect and amplify sound, eliminating the need for modern amplification.
The Verona Arena, renowned for its opera performances by legends like Maria Callas and Renata Tebaldi, has served as a stage for several iconic rock and pop concerts featuring artists like Bruce Springsteen, Pink Floyd, Deep Purple, Sting, Pearl Jam, Radiohead, Muse, and Leonard Cohen, and many more.
Why visit Verona Arena?
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Plan your visit
Verona Arena is closed on Mondays. It also remains closed on December 25 and January 1.