Your first hour in Verona
Everything you need for your fitst steps in the city.
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Prices
Verona is sophisticated, but it doesn’t have to break the bank if you know where to look. Here is what you should expect to pay when you step off the main tourist squares:
Espresso at the bar: €1.20 - €1.50 (Remember: drink it standing up at the counter like a true Italian!)
Aperol Spritz: €4.00 - €6.00 (Perfect for aperitivo hour)
Artisan Gelato (2 scoops): €3.00 - €4.00
Casual Dinner (Pasta & Wine for one): €18.00 - €25.00
Verona is sophisticated, but it doesn’t have to break the bank if you know where to look. Here is what you should expect to pay when you step off the main tourist squares:
Espresso at the bar: €1.20 - €1.50 (Remember: drink it standing up at the counter like a true Italian!)
Aperol Spritz: €4.00 - €6.00 (Perfect for aperitivo hour)
Artisan Gelato (2 scoops): €3.00 - €4.00
Casual Dinner (Pasta & Wine for one): €18.00 - €25.00
Getting around
Here is the best part: Verona is made for walking. You won’t need to figure out a subway or rely on buses once you are in the historic loop. The entire center is flat, mostly pedestrianized, and stunningly preserved. From Juliette’s balcony to the Roman Arena, every major site is just a quick strolla away. Slip on your most comfortable shoes, load up your offline PDF route, and let your feet do the exploring
Here is the best part: Verona is made for walking. You won’t need to figure out a subway or rely on buses once you are in the historic loop. The entire center is flat, mostly pedestrianized, and stunningly preserved. From Juliette’s balcony to the Roman Arena, every major site is just a quick strolla away. Slip on your most comfortable shoes, load up your offline PDF route, and let your feet do the exploring
Verona Card
The Verona Card is an all-inclusive city pass (available for 24 or 48 hours) that gives you free entry to the city’s top monuments, museums, and churches, plus free unlimited rides on local ATV city buses.
Skip the Lines: Bypass the brutal summer ticket queues at the Verona Arena.
Major Money Saver: Pays for itself in just a few stops (Arena, Juliet’s Balcony, Torre dei Lamberti).
Juliet’s House: The card covers entry, but you MUST pre-book a time slot online days in advance!
The Activation Clock: The 24/48h countdown starts at your first scan (attraction or bus), not at purchase.
Where to Buy: Online, at the Piazza Bra Tourist Info Center, or at major attraction ticket offices.
The Verona Card is an all-inclusive city pass (available for 24 or 48 hours) that gives you free entry to the city’s top monuments, museums, and churches, plus free unlimited rides on local ATV city buses.
Skip the Lines: Bypass the brutal summer ticket queues at the Verona Arena.
Major Money Saver: Pays for itself in just a few stops (Arena, Juliet’s Balcony, Torre dei Lamberti).
Juliet’s House: The card covers entry, but you MUST pre-book a time slot online days in advance!
The Activation Clock: The 24/48h countdown starts at your first scan (attraction or bus), not at purchase.
Where to Buy: Online, at the Piazza Bra Tourist Info Center, or at major attraction ticket offices.
Prices
Verona is sophisticated, but it doesn’t have to break the bank if you know where to look. Here is what you should expect to pay when you step off the main tourist squares:
Espresso at the bar: €1.20 - €1.50 (Remember: drink it standing up at the counter like a true Italian!)
Aperol Spritz: €4.00 - €6.00 (Perfect for aperitivo hour)
Artisan Gelato (2 scoops): €3.00 - €4.00
Casual Dinner (Pasta & Wine for one): €18.00 - €25.00
Getting around
Here is the best part: Verona is made for walking. You won’t need to figure out a subway or rely on buses once you are in the historic loop. The entire center is flat, mostly pedestrianized, and stunningly preserved. From Juliette’s balcony to the Roman Arena, every major site is just a quick strolla away. Slip on your most comfortable shoes, load up your offline PDF route, and let your feet do the exploring
Verona Card
The Verona Card is an all-inclusive city pass (available for 24 or 48 hours) that gives you free entry to the city’s top monuments, museums, and churches, plus free unlimited rides on local ATV city buses.
Skip the Lines: Bypass the brutal summer ticket queues at the Verona Arena.
Major Money Saver: Pays for itself in just a few stops (Arena, Juliet’s Balcony, Torre dei Lamberti).
Juliet’s House: The card covers entry, but you MUST pre-book a time slot online days in advance!
The Activation Clock: The 24/48h countdown starts at your first scan (attraction or bus), not at purchase.
Where to Buy: Online, at the Piazza Bra Tourist Info Center, or at major attraction ticket offices.
About
Verona at a glance
Stroll through the historic streets of Verona to discover its timeless romance, magnificent Roman Arena, and authentic Italian charm.
Walks worth taking
By time, step count and vibe — pick whatever suits you.
