Verona is a city of Roman arches, medieval bridges, and Shakespearean romance.
From the grand Arena di Verona amphitheater to the iconic Juliet’s House and river views from Ponte Pietra, every corner feels cinematic.
Book your Arena di Verona Tickets online to skip the lines and enjoy Italy’s most romantic city at your own pace.
🏛️ Arena di Verona – Roman Amphitheater
The Arena di Verona is one of the best-preserved Roman amphitheaters in the world – older than the Colosseum and still used for concerts and grand opera nights.
- Highlights: marble arches, panoramic viewpoints, underground corridors.
- Best time: late afternoon with golden light.
- Events: Summer Opera Festival (June–September).
Arena di Verona Tickets allow skip-the-line entry and access to the inner corridors and seating areas.
💘 Juliet’s House (Casa di Giulietta)
Inspired by Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juli”, Juliet’s House is Verona’s most famous love landmark. Inside you’ll find period rooms, Juliet’s balcony, and the bronze statue in the courtyard.
- Don’t miss: Juliet’s balcony photo, love notes on the walls.
- Tip: Go early morning to avoid crowds.
- Tickets: Required for interior rooms & balcony access.
🏰 Verona Historic Center – Squares, Bridges & Castles
Verona’s UNESCO-listed old town blends Roman, medieval, and Renaissance architecture. Top places to explore:
- Piazza delle Erbe: colourful market square with frescoed facades.
- Piazza dei Signori: Venetian-style courtyard with Dante’s statue.
- Castelvecchio & Bridge: fortress + iconic red-brick bridge.
- Ponte Pietra: ancient stone bridge with river views.
- Verona Cathedral (Duomo): Romanesque architecture & artworks.
🌆 Top Verona Tickets & Guided Tours
| Experience | Highlights | Options |
|---|---|---|
| Arena di Verona Entry | Roman amphitheater, panoramic tiers, inner corridors. | Skip-the-line entry |
| Juliet’s House | Balcony, courtyard statue, period rooms. | Timed entry |
| Verona Walking Tour | Piazza delle Erbe, old town, Juliet’s House. | Small groups |
| Amarone / Valpolicella Wine Tour | Hills, wineries & tastings near Verona. | Half-day tour |
🗓️ Verona Itineraries (1–3 Days)
1 Day in Verona
- Morning: Arena di Verona – Piazza Bra
- Midday: Juliet’s House – Piazza delle Erbe
- Afternoon: Castelvecchio – Ponte Pietra
- Evening: Aperitivo in Piazza Erbe 🍹
2 Days in Verona
- Day 1: Historic center + Arena
- Day 2: Verona Cathedral – Giusti Garden – River walk
3 Days in Verona
- Take a wine tour to Valpolicella or visit Lake Garda (Sirmione).
🏨 Where to Stay in Verona
- Historic Center: Walk to Arena & Juliet’s House; best for first-time visitors.
- Veronetta: Artsy district with cafés and student vibe.
- Borgo Trento: Quiet & elegant; great for families.
- Piazza Bra area: Ideal if attending an opera at the Arena.
🚶 Getting Around Verona
- Compact and walkable – most sights are within 5–10 minutes.
- Buses connect the train station to the historic center.
- Train links to Venice, Milan, Bologna, and Lake Garda.
🌅 Free & Scenic Spots
- Piazzale Castel San Pietro: Best sunset viewpoint over Verona.
- Ponte Pietra: Historic bridge with river panoramas.
- Adige River walk: Quiet promenade with scenic arches.
- Piazza delle Erbe: Historic square with free photo spots.
☀️ Best Time to Visit Verona
April–June and September–October offer ideal temperatures and lively piazzas.
Summer is perfect for opera nights at the Arena, while winter brings Christmas markets and cozy evenings.
Arena di Verona Tickets - FAQ
Do I need to book Arena di Verona Tickets in advance?
Yes, especially in summer or during opera events.
Is Juliet’s House free?
The courtyard is free, but the balcony and interior require a ticket.
How long do I need for Verona?
1 day for highlights, 2 days for relaxed sightseeing, 3+ days for wine tours & Lake Garda.
Is Verona walkable?
Yes - the entire historic center is pedestrian-friendly.
Is Verona good for a day trip?
Absolutely - it’s close to Venice, Milan, Bologna & Lake Garda
🇮🇹 Verona blends Roman grandeur with medieval charm and Shakespearean romance.
Book your Arena di Verona Tickets in advance, explore Juliet’s balcony, stroll the riverside, and fall in love with one of Italy’s most enchanting cities.