Don’t simply photograph the gorgeous façade of the Verona Arena (Arena di Verona); with this combo skip-the-line ticket and private tour, you’ll get a personalized peek inside the Roman amphitheater. Admire the first-century pink marble structure and learn about its history, which includes a gladiator ring and an opera hall.
Highlights
- Expedited access allows you to skip the long lines
- Hear stories of gladiators and grand opera
- Marvel at Verona‘s mightiest monument
Verona Arena Guided Tour: Skip the Line
Enter the grand amphitheater and visit one of the world’s great open-air concert venues with a licensed local tour guide. Look beyond the façade of the pink marble monument on Piazza Bra, and hear stories of gladiators and famous operas from its extraordinary history.
Built in the 1st century AD from pink-tinged marble, the great theater survived an earthquake in the 12th century and is still the city’s favorite opera hall. Your guide will tell you little-known stories, and reveal facts normally concealed in the mighty stonework. Discover one of the best-preserved of all the Roman amphitheaters on an entertaining and fun tour.
Top attractions in Verona
Here are some top attractions in Verona you could visit and enjoy. There are, of course, dozens of attractions and landmarks in Verona worth visiting and learning about the history of this amazing city.
Verona Arena
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Juliet’s House
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Verona and Italy travel guides
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Top hotels in Verona
Verona has dozens of hotels of various star ratings, together with other lodging solutions, such as guest houses, hostels, and Airbnb. Bellow are some top hotel recommendations from our website. For a general hotel search, check the form at the bottom of this page or our hotel booking page.
Hotel Gabbia D’Oro
The 5-star Hotel Gabbia D’Oro offers comfort and convenience whether you’re on business or holiday in Verona. The hotel offers a wide range of amenities and perks to ensure you...
Hotel Antica Porta Leona & SPA
With a stay at Hotel Antica Porta Leona & SPA, you’ll be centrally located in Verona, steps from Porta Leoni and Biblioteca Civica. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity...
Due Torri Hotel
Set in a prime location of Verona, Due Torri Hotel puts everything the city has to offer just outside your doorstep. Offering a variety of facilities and services, the hotel...
Cheap flights and hotels discounts for Verona
The peak season for flights to Verona is January, February and December. The low season for purchasing tickets is May, July and August.
Verona is served by these airports: Verona Villafranca Airport and Montichiari Airport. Direct flights to Verona are offered by 22 airlines. Most flights are with Neos.
Verona and Italy attractions and landmarks
Here are some of the most popular attractions and landmarks in Verona and in Italy.
Last Updated on November 9, 2021 by Tours Editor @ gotravelyourself.com
