Tickets available ONLY ONLINE
Tickets are only available online; there is no ticket office at the museum.
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Discover Verona’s Legendary Roman Amphitheater
Be aware, availabilities usually go very fast.
Admission fees
· 22€ Adults > 25 yo
· 19€ Seniors > 65 yo
· 13€ Young Adults > 18 to 25 yo
· 10€ Children > 5 – 17 yo (Free under 5)
Duration of the visit
The visit can typically last between 40mn to 1 hour, depending on your pace and your interest for the exhibition.
Opening hours
Open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 9 am to 7 pm. Last entry to the arena at 6.00 pm.
The Arena, the Empire, the Spectacle
The Arena, the Empire, the Spectacle
Immerse yourself in the ancient power and timeless grandeur of Verona’s legendary Roman amphitheater
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Exclusive Access to the Verona Arena:
- Walk freely inside one of the world’s best preserved Roman amphitheaters. Admire its monumental stone arches and step into a space that once echoed with the roar of 30,000 spectators.
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The Gladiators’ World:
- Explore the arena where gladiators once fought for honor and survival. Feel the atmosphere of ancient spectacles, where courage, skill, and fate collided in front of the Roman crowd.
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The Underground Passages:
- Discover the hidden corridors beneath the arena floor. These spaces once housed animals, fighters, and stage machinery, revealing the backstage engineering of Roman entertainment.
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The Arena Through the Centuries:
- Travel through 2,000 years of history as you learn how the Arena survived earthquakes, wars, and time itself. From Roman spectacles to medieval markets and modern concerts, this monument has lived countless lives.
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Architecture of Stone and Light:
- Admire the Arena’s astonishing design, from the perfect acoustics to the iconic elliptical shape. Observe the ancient craftsmanship that still stands strong today, inspiring millions of visitors every year.
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Unforgettable Views from the Steps:
- Climb the stone steps and enjoy sweeping views of the Arena and Verona’s skyline. Whether you come for history, culture, or beauty, this perspective captures the soul of the city.
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Exclusive Access to the Verona Arena:
- Walk freely inside one of the world’s best preserved Roman amphitheaters. Admire its monumental stone arches and step into a space that once echoed with the roar of 30,000 spectators.
-
The Gladiators’ World:
- Explore the arena where gladiators once fought for honor and survival. Feel the atmosphere of ancient spectacles, where courage, skill, and fate collided in front of the Roman crowd.
-
The Underground Passages:
- Discover the hidden corridors beneath the arena floor. These spaces once housed animals, fighters, and stage machinery, revealing the backstage engineering of Roman entertainment.
-
The Arena Through the Centuries:
- Travel through 2,000 years of history as you learn how the Arena survived earthquakes, wars, and time itself. From Roman spectacles to medieval markets and modern concerts, this monument has lived countless lives.
-
Architecture of Stone and Light:
- Admire the Arena’s astonishing design, from the perfect acoustics to the iconic elliptical shape. Observe the ancient craftsmanship that still stands strong today, inspiring millions of visitors every year.
-
Unforgettable Views from the Steps:
- Climb the stone steps and enjoy sweeping views of the Arena and Verona’s skyline. Whether you come for history, culture, or beauty, this perspective captures the soul of the city.
1 Arena, 2 Worlds
1 Arena, 2 Worlds
Modern Concerts
Today, the Verona Arena is one of the world’s most iconic open-air venues. From opera festivals to international pop concerts, artists from every continent perform under the stars in this extraordinary setting. The Arena’s legendary acoustics and magical atmosphere make every show unforgettable.
Ancient Roman Spectacles
Two thousand years ago, this same arena hosted gladiator fights, exotic animals, and grand public games. These spectacles were designed to entertain, impress, and unite the people of the Roman Empire. Walking through the Arena is stepping into the footsteps of ancient crowds who once gathered here for emotion, courage, and spectacle.
Informations & History
FAQ
Booking in advance is strongly recommended, especially during weekends, holidays, and the summer season. This guarantees your entry and helps you avoid long waiting lines.
The ground level of the Arena is accessible; however, some ancient stone areas and upper tiers may be difficult to access due to the historical structure of the monument.
Yes, but access may be limited to certain areas. On performance days, the monument may close earlier than usual in preparation for the show.
Photos are allowed throughout the Arena. However, tripods, drones, and professional equipment may require special authorization.
A typical visit lasts around 45 minutes to 1 hour, depending on how long you spend exploring the different levels and viewpoints.
Verona Arena is generally open daily from 9 AM to 7 PM, but opening hours may vary during holidays and special events. It’s advisable to check the official website for the most up-to-date information. Last admission at 6:00 PM.
Tickets are non refundable.
How to Get to Verona Arena?
Verona’s public bus network offers several routes that stop close to the Verona Arena. The nearest bus stops are:
• Piazza Bra Stop (1 minute walk)
○ Served by many city lines, including: 11, 12, 13, 30, 51
○ Walk directly into Piazza Bra and the Arena is right in front of you.
• Corso Porta Nuova Stop (5 minute walk)
○ Bus lines: 21, 22, 23, 24, 41, 61
○ Walk straight toward Piazza Bra following the main avenue.
Buses run frequently from Verona Porta Nuova train station, with an average travel time of 5–10 minutes.
From Verona Porta Nuova, the city’s main train station:
• Take any bus heading toward Piazza Bra or Corso Porta Nuova.
• Travel time is approximately 5–10 minutes depending on traffic.
• From either stop, the Arena is only a short walk away.
The Verona Arena is located in the heart of the historic center, making it easy to reach on foot:
• 15 minutes from Verona Porta Nuova Station
• 5 minutes from Via Mazzini
• 10 minutes from the Adige River
Simply follow signs for Piazza Bra, and you’ll arrive directly at the Arena.
If you are arriving by car, keep in mind that the Arena is inside Verona’s limited traffic zone (ZTL). Parking is available nearby:
• Parcheggio Arena – 5 minute walk
• Parcheggio Cittadella – 8 minute walk
• Parcheggio Piazza Isolo – 15 minute walk
After parking, follow the pedestrian pathways to Piazza Bra.
Taxis from Verona Porta Nuova station reach the Arena in about 5 minutes.
Ask to be dropped off at Piazza Bra, which is the closest taxi-accessible area next to the monument.
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