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Verona City Card with Arena Priority Entrance
- Explore the town of Verona with the all-inclusive Verona card and get access to almost 15 iconic landmarks of this mesmerizing river town.
- This Card offers easy access to museums, churches, monuments, ATV-free bus travel around the city, and so much more!
- Famous for being the town where Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet was set, don't miss the chance to visit Juliet's Balcony among the many other charming attractions of this town.
This ticket has the following options you can choose from:
- Verona City Card - 24h
- Verona City Card - 48h
- The following attractions will be closed on Monday:
- Anfiteatro Arena
- Casa di Giulietta
- Galleria d'Arte Moderna Achille Forti Palazzo della Ragione
- Museo di Castelvecchio
- Museo di Storia Naturale
- Museo Lapidario Maffeiano
- Museo archeologico al Teatro Romano
- Museo degli Affreschi "G. B. Cavalcaselle alla Tomba di Giulietta - For the first Sunday of each month, until May 2023, the entrance ticket for the above-mentioned attractions will be available at a discounted rate.
- Each attraction can be visited only once with the Verona Card.
- Please note: The IAT Office (Tourist Information Point), where you can redeem your city card, has altered its opening hours until further notice. From 1st November, the office will be open from:
- Please note: The IAT Office will be closed on the days of:
- Monday 14 November:
- Sunday 25 December;
- Sunday 1st January
- Therefore it will be possible to collect the Verona Card only at the times specified above. - Before using the Verona Card, check the attractions' operating hours for a hassle-free experience. Please check here.
- Check the bus timetable here
Attractions Covered
- Anfiteatro Arena
- Basilica di S. Anastasia
- Basilica di S. Zeno
- Casa di Giulietta
- Centro Internaz. di Fotografia
- Chiesa di S. Fermo
- Complesso del Duomo
- Galleria d'Arte Moderna al Palazzo della Ragione
- Museo di Castelvecchio
- Museo di Storia Naturale
- Museo della Radio Epoca
- Museo Lapidario Maffeiano
- Teatro Romano
- Tomba di Giulietta
- Torre dei Lamberti
- Arche scaligere
- These tickets can't be cancelled. However, you can use them any time until 31 December, 2023.
- These tickets are valid until 31 December, 2023.
What is a Verona City Card?
The Verona City Card offers you the chance to explore the mesmerizing river town, where Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet was set, in a budget-friendly way. The card gives tourists access to over 15 iconic landmarks including museums, art galleries, churches, monuments, and more, offering a peek into the rich history and culture of the town of Verona. The card also gives you priority entrance and free access to bus travel around Verona.
Visit all the famous landmarks of Verona without any hassle either free of cost or at reduced ticket prices.
Why Buy The Verona City Card?
- Budget-friendly: The Verona City Card makes your travel around the town easily for cheap.
- Explore Verona Extensively: It gives tourists access to over 15 iconic attractions across Verona including Juliet’s balcony, churches, museums, monuments, and more.
- Hassle-free travel: Cardholders also get free access to the city’s public transport network.
- Discounts: Enjoy discounts and special prices for tickets to exhibitions and other tourist services.
- A card for everyone: The card is ideal for all kinds of tourists – solo travelers, family, friends, couples, history buffs, art and architecture enthusiasts, and more.
Your Verona Card Options Explained
Pass Type: 24 hour/48 hour city card
Areas Covered: The Verona Card allows access to 15 iconic landmarks. Visitors can enjoy priority entry and reduced entry fot 4 attractions.
Other Inclusions: Access to the ATV bus to travel around the city
Cancellation policy: These tickets can't be cancelled. However, they can be used anytime until 31 December 2023.
Best Place to Buy the Verona Card? Buy Online
Buying the Verona City Card online is your best bet because it is convenient, easy, and allows you to access lucrative discounts, which may not be the case if you buy the card physically from any of the tourist information centers in Verona.
Advance Booking: Book the card online in advance and avoid the trouble of finding the right mode of travel to your favorite landmarks. The card gives you access to over 15 attractions across Verona making it easier for you to plan your commute. This will save time and allow you to explore the river town at your own pace.
Convenience: Booking the card online ensures you steer clear of complicated payments and troublesome searches. It also means that we will be available 24/7 via chat, email, or phone to address all your queries.
Great Discounts: An online booking allows you to avail of great discounts and reaps benefits on your Verona City Card. This way, you save a lot of money on your purchase.
Attractions Covered Under Verona Card
There are several museums, monuments, and archaeological sites in Verona that are covered by the Verona Card. Here is a list:
A Roman amphitheater built in 30 AD, Anfiteatro Arena is located in Piazza Bra and is internationally known for hosting stellar opera performances to this day.
Basilica di S. Anastasia
Located near Ponte Pietra, this is a Gothic-style church of the Dominican order for cardinal priests in Rome.
Basilica di S. Zeno
Built between 967 and 1368 AD, this Romanesque-style church is known to feature a crypt where Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet got married.
Casa di Giulietta
This Gothic-style structure is Juliet’s house that features a museum and the famous stone balcony from Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet.
Centro Internaz. di Fotografia
Opened in 2017, the International Centre for Photography is directed by photojournalist Letizia Battaglia.
Chiesa di S. Fermo
Located in central Verona, this is a Romanesque-style church known for its impressive wooden carved ceiling and for being home to the relics of saints Fermo and Rustico.
Complesso del Duomo
Built in the 11th century, this is Verona’s main cathedral dedicated to Saint Maria Assunta and offers spectacular views of the river town.
Galleria d'Arte Moderna al Palazzo della Ragione
Founded by Achille Forti, the Gallery of Modern Art is home to over 1600 artworks ranging from the 19th century until the present day.
Museo di Castelvecchio
This castle-turned-museum is home to a wide range of Renaissance, medieval, and modern art until the 18th century.
Museo di Storia Naturale
Founded in 1838, this museum is divided into five dedicated sections boasting a collection of minerals, fossils of dinosaurs and other prehistoric organisms, mollusks and entomology, vertebrates, and the origin and evolution of humankind.
Museo della Radio Epoca
Opened in 2006, this museum is a tribute to the world of radio and how it has evolved over time.
Museo Lapidario Maffeiano
Founded in 1738, this museum is home to a stunning and unique collection of ancient stone carvings and inscriptions.
Teatro Romano
The Roman Theatre of Merida is one of the most famous landmarks in Verona and a UNESCO World Heritage Site that has been hosting the Festival of Classical Theatre of Merida since 1933.
Tomba di Giulietta
This art museum in Verona is home to Roman sculpture and frescoes from the Middle Ages.
Torre dei Lamberti
This 84-meter-high tower features a large clock and two towers – one signals fire and working hours while the other is meant to call the population or invoke Verona’s councils.
Arche Scaliger
A group of five Gothic-style tombs, the Arche Scaliger is a tribute to the Scaliger family that ruled Verona from the 13th to the late 14th century.
Is the Verona Card Right for You?
The card offers you the chance to explore Verona like an independent traveler. Here’s why purchasing the Verona City Card is the perfect option for you:
Budget-friendly: Priced at just €20, the Verona City Card is cheap and budget-friendly offering tourists access to over 15 famous attractions across town including museums, churches, monuments, art galleries, and more. It also includes free access to Verona’s public transport network as well as discounts on exhibitions and other events.
Possible categorization: The card is perfect for all kinds of tourists – solo travelers, couples, families, friends, art enthusiasts, history buffs, and more.
Variables: At €20, the Verona City Card is the best and the cheapest way to explore the beautiful river town. Based on your convenience, you can either buy a 24-hour or 48-hour card. The pass will be valid for 24-48 hours following activation.
How To Access Your Verona City Card?
- The Verona City Card, along with the Card Code, will be emailed to you soon after your purchase.
- Display the e-voucher with a valid photo ID at the IAT Verona Tourist Information Center to redeem your card.
- It is advisable to also carry a printed copy of the e-voucher to be displayed while you exchange the same for physical tickets.
- Please carry a valid photo ID for verification purposes in case you have bought discounted tickets.
Visitor Tips for Purchasing Verona City Card
- Buy a Verona City Card for an easy and budget-friendly trip to the river town.
- We also recommend downloading an app for bus routes to make your commute easier.
- Guests can visit the attractions covered during their respective operating hours anytime within 24/48 hours after the first validation of your City Card.
- Each attraction can be visited only once with the Verona Card.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Verona City Card
A. You can purchase a Verona Pass online.
A. Yes, you can purchase a Verona Pass online.
A. You can choose between the 24-hour and 48-hour Verona City Card.
A. The Verona City Card includes access to over 15 iconic landmarks across the beautiful river town. It also includes ATV-free bus travel and priority entry to the Arena.
A. You can use a Verona City Card to gain access to 15 attractions across the city. You can enjoy free access to city’s ATV buses.
A. The Verona City Card offers tourists an easy and budget-friendly way to get around town. It also includes discounts and reduced ticket prices for exhibitions and other tourist services.
A. You can buy the card online or go to the IAT office in Piazza Bra and purchase it physically.
A. The card, along with the code, will be emailed to you soon after your purchase. Produce the e-voucher with a valid photo ID at the Tourist Information Point and get physical tickets in exchange.
A. The Verona City Card cannot be cancelled. However, the pass is valid until 31 December 2023.
A. Touch your card on the reader. If it turns green, it means the card has been read correctly.
A. No. You’ll have to visit the IAT office in Piazza Bra to buy the card.
A. Yes. The Verona City Card is worth it because it gives tourists access to over 15 landmarks across town and provides ATV-free bus travel. It is your best bet if you are looking for a budget-friendly way to explore Verona.
A. It depends on the card you buy. There are two options available – a 24-hour card and a 48-hour card. They are valid for 24/48 hours after activation.