On this page we provide information about the Verona Card, the official Tourist Card of the Italian city of Verona.
The following questions are answered here:
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This is the Verona Card
Some top attractions: Arena Amphitheatre, Casa di Giulietta, Torre dei Lamberti, Castelvecchio Museum, Basilica di San Zeno Maggiore, Verona Cathedral complex, Scaliger Tombs etc.
Public transport is free of charge!
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How the Verona Card works
The Verona Card is the official Tourist Card of the Verona Tourist Office. With this card, you can visit numerous sights and museums free of charge. You can also use the city's public transport without having to buy tickets.
Key benefits include:
Any number of services can be used within 24 or 48 hours. The only restriction is the period of validity of the tourist card. The more sightseeing you do, the more worthwhile the Verona Card.
Free travel on public transport: You can also use Verona's public transport free of charge. This includes all bus routes. You can travel as often as you like within 24 or 48 hours.
After purchase, you will receive a voucher that you can print out or save on your mobile phone. Exchange the voucher for the real tourist card at the tourist information centre. Then show your Verona City Card at the participating museums to receive free admission.
All advantages at a glance
There are some arguments in favour of the official Verona Card:
When you pick up your tourist card in Verona, you will also receive the official brochure including a city map with all the attractions.
These attractions are included
The official Verona Tourist Card covers more than 20 sights and museums. Many of them can be visited free of charge with the Verona Card. For others, you receive a discount on the admission price.
Each attraction can be visited once. In some places you can skip the queues with the Verona City Card. You can download the official brochure here: Official brochure
Free admission to museums & sights
The Tourist Card gives you free entry to the following museums and sights:
With the City Card you can visit every attraction once. Find out more about the attractions.
Attention: A time slot must be reserved for Casa di Giulietta prior to your visit. The reservation is made via this website: verona.midaticket.it. Select the "VR Card" option when making your reservation. A time slot can be reserved there for some other attractions (not compulsory).
Further advantages: Reduced admission
In addition to the free attractions, you get discounts on some offers:
Public transport
With the Verona City Card you can use all ATV buses in the city network. Scan your Verona Card at the card reader when boarding the bus.
Travel up to 48 hours in the city area without having to buy a ticket.
However, the tourist card is not valid for the Aerobus airport bus or for journeys outside Verona.
The Verona Card is worth it
There are good arguments in favour of buying the Verona City Card, as it covers many attractive sights and museums. You can also use public transport free of charge.
But is the Verona Card also worth it financially?
Let's take a look.
Price of the Verona Card
The price of the City Card depends on the period of validity. The 48-hour tourist card is only slightly more expensive than the 24-hour card, but you can use the Verona Card for two full days.
- 24 hours: 30,00 EUR
- 48 hours: 35,00 EUR
The price is valid for people aged 14 and over. Children and young people under the age of 14 do not need their own Verona Tourist Card, as admission to many museums is either free or discounted.
How to get the best out of your Verona Card
The Verona Card is worthwhile from just one day if you visit the Arena and a museum and use public transport. However, if you spend two days in Verona and visit several museums and churches, you can make significant savings. Using the 48-hour card as an example, we would like to show that it is worthwhile:
| Attraction | Price with Verona Card | Price without Verona Card |
| Amphitheatre Arena | 0 EUR | 12,00 EUR |
| Castelvecchio Museum | 0 EUR | 9,00 EUR |
| Verona Cathedral Complex with audio guide | 0 EUR | 4,00 EUR |
| Casa di Giulietta with Julia's balcony | 0 EUR | 12,00 EUR |
| La Torre dei Lamberti | 0 EUR | 6,00 EUR |
| Public transport ticket (2 days) | 0 EUR | 10,00 EUR |
| Total | 30,00 EUR (purchase price) | 53,00 EUR |
With the Verona Card you can save a lot of money when you visit the amphitheatre, the numerous museums, towers and churches. If you then also use public transport, you will save a lot of money in any case.
Basically, it can be said that you get the most out of the City Card if you visit a lot of attractions in a short space of time. Concentrate above all on the expensive sights!
Please note that the Arena, Casa di Giulietta and other attractions are closed on Mondays. The tourist card is more worthwhile on other days.
Buy & collect Verona Card
The Verona Card is the official product of the Verona Tourist Office. You can buy the card locally at the tourist information office, at the Arena or in some museums.
Of course, online purchase is also possible. The card is available from various ticket providers:
Various payment methods are available there: Credit/debit card, Paypal, instant bank transfer etc.
After your purchase, you will receive a confirmation email with an online voucher. You can print it out or save it on your mobile phone. Redeem the voucher in Verona at the Tourist Information (address: Info Point IAT, Via Leoncino, 61 - Palazzo Barbieri).
The card is activated as soon as you use it at the first sight or on public transport.
If you have not yet collected the Verona Card, you can cancel the purchase free of charge up to one day before the visit.
Arguments against the Verona Card
The Verona Card is an attractive product. However, there are also arguments against buying it:
No city tour included: The Verona Card includes several museums and churches, but does not include sightseeing bus tours and city walks. You will only receive a small discount for such tours. For the Hop-on/hop-off bus there is a small discount.
Public transport not necessary: You can easily reach large parts of Verona on foot. If you don't want to use public transport, the Verona Card is a little less worthwhile.
Collection required: You must collect the tourist card in the city, even if you buy it online.
Monday is a day off: Many museums and monuments are closed on Mondays.
Conclusion: For whom is the Verona Card suitable?
The City Card may be suitable for you if several of the following statements apply:
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