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The 15 arena di verona tours & tickets worth your time in Verona - what each one costs, how long it runs, and who to book it through.
Skip Verona Arena lines on a 45-minute guided tour. Licensed guide in English or Italian. Hear gladiator and opera stories.
Most Popular“Brilliant and informative tour with an excellent guide.”
Small-group walking tour in Verona with skip-the-line Roman Arena tickets, Juliet and Romeo sights, and a one-way cable car ride.
“We learnt so much and really enjoyed this tour. Great access to the arena and Juliette’s balcony, the piazza’s and furnicular ride to castel san pietro. Monica was an excellent guide and I would recommend this tour to anyone visiting Verona”
Arena di Verona opera tickets with on-site pickup at Gate 7 and an optional Verona walking tour before sunset performances.
“The opera was amazing and we enjoyed the beautiful setting. The only downside was that we sat near the top and there were no handrails. Anyone with mobility issues would have a hard time. We brought something to sit on since it is just stone. We could hear very well even though we were at…”
Verona in 2.5 hours with prebooked Arena tickets and St. Peter’s Hill cable car views plus Juliet, markets, and key squares in a small group.
“Excellent E Excellent guide, who gave clear and detailed information and answered every question well. He made the whole experience fun and enjoyable as well as giving an overview of all that Verona old city offers”
Skip the line at Verona Arena with a small-group English tour. Priority tickets included, then free time around Piazza Bra.
“It was a quick guided tour. We expected a little more information but it was overall good. Funny guide with good knowledge and fun facts of the monument. But wow… Italians speak fast! It was a challenge to follow.”
Verona highlights on a 3-hour small-group walk with skip-the-line Arena access, plus Castelvecchio, Juliet, and Romeo-and-Juliet stories.
“It was amazing. Our lady guide was briliant and funny! She ask a lot of personal questions to know us better and also answered questions from us. She was amazingly nice and witty!! I LOVE HER. She gave a lot of Verona insider knowlege and was talking very very interesting stories. THANK YOU!”
Verona in 3 hours: Castelvecchio, Roman squares, and skip-the-line Arena entry with a licensed guide for $83.45.
“The guide was easy to understand and knowledgeable. The whole tour was enjoyable and he tried to work with the shade as it was a hot day.”
Verona wine tasting near Juliet’s House: 4 Valpolicella-area wines plus cheese and cured meats at Scapin 1935, in English.
“This was a great introduction to Verona’s history and its history with wine. Diana was an excellent host, telling us about the wines and giving details on how they are made and what makes them unique to Verona. She also delved into the history of Verona.”
A guided walk through Verona’s Arena, from Bra Gardens views to vomitoria corridors, with gladiator stories and time to linger.
“The tour gave us great insight into how the arena was used. Fabio shared great information he has learned from an expert. I would call the tour more performance than interactive, but much information was shared in just an hour.”
Arena di Verona opera ticket with Category 6 seats plus a 1-hour guided Verona walk to Piazza Bra and Juliet’s House in English.
“Pay more for a seat because even though they say the acoustics allow you to hear it all at times you can’t. So the performance becomes disjointed. It’s an amazing experience but would if doing again pay for better seats”
Guided walk around Piazza Bra and the Verona Arena, plus a 3D VR reconstruction that shows how it looked before a show.
“Interesting tour with very thoughtful 3D illustration as a bonus. Frank is a great story-teller and a lovely person. Definitely recommend!”
1-hour guided Arena di Verona tour with an English-licensed guide, exploring gladiator stories at Piazza Bra with mobile tickets.
“Very interesting tour with historic facts and stories about the building, the Roman and medieval use of the arena, the emperors and gladiators. Fabio is an entertaining and pleasant guide to listen to, also for children (ours 13 yrs old). Absolutely recommended.”
Private Verona Arena tour with skip-the-line ticket and a local guide, plus sights near Juliet and the Jewish Ghetto in about 3 hours.
“Silvia was so fantastic. She walked my mom and I around a few squares and the arena and she knew so much about the city’s history. We were so grateful for her knowledge. We can’t wait to be back in Verona!”
Family-friendly Verona private tour with Arena entry, Juliet highlights, and a funicular ride for big views, all line-skipping and kid-led.
“We always book a kid friendly tour for any new European city we visit. This has been the best so far! Our guide, Giulia, was so aware of the kids. As soon as they needed "something" she had a game or a scavenger hunt ready for them. The three hours went by like a breeze.…”
A 3-hour Verona walking tour mixing Scaliger fortifications and Roman gates, ending at the Arena with a guided museum visit.
“Our tour guide Frank was great. He gave great information but didn’t overwhelm us with too much history. He struck a good balance. Highly recommend this tour!”
