Maximize your time and budget with the Verona Card! Enjoy exclusive discounts on museums, attractions and more throughout your stay, along with unlimited travel on public transportation for 24 or 48 hours.
What is the Verona Card?
The Verona Card is Verona’s official tourist pass.
Available for 24 or 48 hours, the Verona Tourist Card includes unlimited travel on city-run ATV buses and discounts on selected museums and attractions.
It is an indispensable companion for exploring the city of Romeo and Juliet, optimizing your time and saving money during your stay.
What is included in the Verona Card?
Attractions
With the Verona Tourist Card, gain free or exclusive discounted access to 40 attractions and museums, including the Arena of Verona, Juliet’s House, the Castelvecchio Museum, and the Lamberti Tower. Numerous other tourist activities offer reduced prices, such as guided tours, parking, miniature trains and tourist buses.
Public transport
The Verona tourist card includes unlimited travel on ATV (Azienda Trasporti Verona) city buses. It is the most convenient way to explore Verona and reach all its attractions without having to buy a single ticket each time.
Other benefits of the Verona City Card
Avoid queues and save time
With the Verona Travel Card you can enter the Arena by skipping the queue at the ticket office, going directly through gate number 5. Save time by avoiding the long lines that may form especially during peak season and access the Arena of Verona in an instant.
Don’t waste time buying bus tickets
With the Verona Card, using public transportation is simplified, without the need to buy tickets each time. You simply validate your tourist pass by placing it on the magnetic reader on board the vehicle.
Discounts on activities, events, buses and tourist trains
In addition to discounts on attractions, the Verona Pass Card offers special deals on sports activities (such as “Adige Rafting”), parking, trains, and city tour buses.
How much does the Verona Card cost?
Verona’s official tourist card has a starting price of €20 for 24 hours
The cost varies depending on the duration of the tourist pass, which is available for 24 or 48 hours:
Verona Card 24 hrs
27€
- Use for 24 hours
- Access to up to 20 attractions
- Free rides on public transportation
- Free access to Arena di Verona
- Free access to Casa di Giulietta
- Free access to Torre dei Lamberti
- ...much more...
Verona Card 48 hrs
32€
- Use for 48 hours
- Access to up to 20 attractions
- Free rides on public transportation
- Free access to Arena di Verona
- Free access to Casa di Giulietta
- Free access to Torre dei Lamberti
- ...much more...
Verona Card + Bus hop-on-hop-off
from 52€
- Use for 24/48 hours
- Access to up to 20 attractions
- Free rides on public transportation
- Free access to Arena di Verona
- Free access to Casa di Giulietta
- Free access to Torre dei Lamberti
- Free access to Bus Hop-on-hop-off
- ...much more...
Important: Each Verona City Pass is personal and cannot be given to another person.
Where can the Verona Card be purchased?
The Visit Verona Card is available at various outlets, including IAT tourist offices in the city of Verona, at museums and monuments (with the exception of the Torre dei Lamberti, Musei Lapidario Maffeiano, Arche Scaligere, and Casa di Giulietta), at authorized tobacconists, or at the Verona Porta Nuova train station.
However, to avoid queues at the ticket office, online purchase is always recommended.
Where do you pick up the card?
Once you have made your purchase, you will receive the voucher via email, which you will need to present to the IAT tourism office in Verona’s Piazza Brà, where you will be given the physical card.
No matter when you purchase the tourist card, its validity will begin when you use it for the first time. This includes the first attraction you visit or the first validation on an ATV bus. From this time it will be valid for 24h/48h depending on the duration. For example, if you use it for the first time at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, it will be valid until 10 a.m. on Wednesday (for the 24-hour option) or until 10 a.m. on Thursday (for the 48-hour option).
Is the Verona card really worth it?
Even on a short one-day visit, the Verona Card provides significant savings, evident as early as the third attraction visited. In addition to the economic benefits for attractions, this tourist card offers priority access to the Arena and unlimited free travel on city buses.
IS THE VERONA CARD WORTHWHILE?
How to use the Verona City Pass?
The Verona Card represents Verona’s official tourist pass.
This Verona pass offers an ideal opportunity to explore the city, allowing unlimited travel on public transportation. Hop on buses, trains and visit places such as the Arena of Verona, Juliet’s House or the Ponte Pietra, benefiting from exclusive discounts.
With the Verona Tourism Card in your pocket, you can immerse yourself in the culture, art and history of Verona. The opportunity to save money during your experience will make your trip even more enjoyable.
Frequently asked questions
The Verona Card offers priority access to the Arena di Verona (to enter, go directly to gate number 5). The other attractions, however, do not enjoy skip-the-line access.
To visit Juliet’s House, it is necessary to make reservations for the entrance time on the official website museiverona.com, selecting “free Verona card,” even before you physically have the Verona Card. Reservations for the other attractions are not mandatory, but highly recommended at the busiest monuments, such as the Lamberti Tower.
The Verona Pass is suitable for all visitors who wish to save money while visiting the city. However, some discounts may already be available for young people (children under 7 years old get in for free at different attractions when accompanied by an adult), students or over 60 directly at attractions, so it is advisable to check which benefits are most convenient for your situation.
The Verona Card city pass begins to be valid at the time of its first use, not at the time of purchase. For example, if you use it for the first time at 3 p.m., the first day of validity will end at 3 p.m. the next day.