Combo (Save 3%): Parco Giardino Sigurtà + Verona Card with Arena Priority Tickets

On Saturday 2/11 we entered a few minuit after the opening and 1- with respect to the above point "It was difficult to orient" ...I specify that I mean that without a map one could orient with difficulty...some signs around the driveways might help ALSO 2- having entered immediately at 9 a.m. I would have expected that the SERVICES (such as at least 1 bar at the entrance) would be available from the opening of the garden, also the bars intone the labyrinth were closed and it was over 10.30. I would have expected all services to be available immediately. Thank you

Everything went smoothly. It was easy to use and well explained. The ticket was of course accepted at all locations. I would gladly do it again! Very good experience.

Verona Card really is a practical way to explore the city. Verona has so much to offer, from the Arena to the beautiful squares and historical charm. We really enjoyed it! We highly recommend it if you're in the area - it's definitely worth a visit!

Spectacular garden, everything taken care of down to the last detail, nice little train ride that shows you the whole park and then you can decide what to delve into on foot individually

I found the little town of Mincio spectacular,lunch by the river at the inn where we ate very well accompanied by a beautiful setting between river and breathtaking scenery and then complete the day at Parco Sigurta' wonderful relaxing and fun with the kids who enjoyed driving the golf kart.Verona a beautiful city but I was disappointed with the arena maybe because I live 20 minutes from the Greek theater in Taormina my expectations were high given the cost of the ticket .Desenzano and Peschiera very beautiful also Sirmione where however we fell into the trap of the tourist menu places. Unfortunately for those who are Italian and used to eating well this is not the right time. We have not finished our vacation yet we will surely discover other very beautiful Garda locations

The tourist office was easy to find and the staff was very helpful. We were provided with the cards, the list of places our entry would be free and the list of places we could get a discounted price on entry. It was a great way to see Verona sites in one day. I would highly recommend purchasing the Verona card.

Made entrance to sights much easier. Unfortunately I lost my card in the Chiesa di Santa Anastasia and had to pay for entry elsewhere. I would have preferred to have had a digital card.

Excellent organization and well-maintained park. Missing directions of places to visit corresponding to your paper map.

Was a great card was able to make big savings . Easy to order and pick up from the local tourist office by the arena. Did not have to queue to go into the arena as we had the Verona Card

The first guide we asked the advice was very rude. I asked her, where I can find the office to get the physical ticket. She waved her hand around 180 degres and told me, the office is there, use your Google map. After some wondering around we found the office 200 metres away behind the corner. The guide could have just point it and we would be there in a minute or two. Another problem was common around the places, we visited. The information where to go, where to queue etc was rather undetailed and approximate. Despite this experience, we enjoyed out visit to Verona a lot. It was a beautiful and nice place.

Not the first time using Verona card...great for sightseeing...great price for many activities...I recommend it.

Localitaà super consigliata per chi vuole fare una giornata immerso nella natura, tra l'esplorazione di sentieri immersi nel verde e pause su prati ottimamente curati, ci si lascia pian piano affascinare dal parco e dalle sue fioriture. Ottimo anche per famiglie.

We purchased several activities with Headout. Our experience was easy and we didn't have to wait in the long queues. We used Headout in Verona & Florence for several day trips touring the cities. It was worth every penny spent and we would recommend to friends.

We visited Verona on April 25, and despite the fact that there were so many people, with the Verona card we visited so many places with ease. Very good organization, well done.

We visited the city during the day, arriving by train from Milan at 11am and leaving at 7pm. We appreciated the care with which the buildings and streets are maintained, the quantity of bars and restaurants, the ease with which to enter historic buildings and museums with the card. The only suggestion is to better notify what time the last entry to certain places of interest is, because the closing time is misleading. We missed the opportunity to see the Castelvecchio Museum by 10 minutes.

Ticket was easy to obtain from the tourist information Centre and offered the value we hoped with easy access to the arena and other places of interest (I.e. Dome of Verona) that you had to book a timeline slot for Guileta's house was a bit inconvenient as you needed to plan your day after that appointment but otherwise good for the day we spent in town - maybe some restaurants or cafe inclusions or recommendations for ease of flow of a day where you Jam Pack your agenda.

The park is wonderful ! The colors , the flowers , the peaceful and pleasant air immediately instills a spirit of lightness and lightheartedness . The immense green lawns allow pleasant family picnics . Every where happy family squares and friendly groups . The little train an interesting experience that gives an idea of the whole park in a half hour so you can better organize your day . The karts ...an experience I want to do next time to get to those areas of the park further away and move faster ! Experience to do again !

Easy access to points of interest. Only negative: At the Lamberti tower we had to pay the 'entrance fee for the girls and it was not specified anywhere, neither on the veronacard website nor on the maps we were provided.

I liked the availability of many attractions with a card. Clear rules and professional service in the tourist spot. We had only 8 hours to explore, but we managed to see: Arena Julia's house - which surprised us a lot because it had several floors Church of St. Anastazja - beautiful decor Cathedral - beautiful frescoes Castek viewpoint of St. Peter's - we saw the sunset Archaeological Museum and Roman Theater: again a nice surprise, rich and interesting collections and a very nice place. We will definitely come back and see other attractions.

The park is gorgeous and family-friendly. Children get excited about the colors and animals. Too bad dogs are not allowed in