Initiatives like combined tickets are always a great way to best explore large and beautiful cities like Verona. The VeronaCard, for example, is the city's official pass, offering numerous discounts on museums, monuments, churches, and much more. It's ideal for visitors who want to discover the city's wonders with a low-cost and smart solution.
The VeronaCard also allows you to travel on public transport for free , allowing you to move seamlessly from one point to another, and fully enjoy the city of love. A single card includes:
- Free entry to churches, museums and monuments;
- Special discounts for exhibitions or affiliated points;
- Unlimited use of urban ATV vehicles;
- Discounts for organized experiences in the city;
- Fast track entry with the opportunity to skip the line.
Please note that only urban travel is included, so you won't be able to take advantage of the discounted Aerobus service from the airport to the city center. The VeronaCard is valid for 24 hours at a price of €20 and for 48 hours at a price of €25 per person. The two-day option will allow you to visit the city's attractions more comfortably and pleasantly.
You can find the VeronaCard online or at various sales points around the city, which you can view on the Verona City Council website. Children up to 7 years old enter for free, while children between 8 and 14 receive reduced admission to many museums and attractions; therefore, purchasing the card is worth considering.
What the VeronaCard includes: all the places you can visit for free
We've seen how much it costs, how long it lasts, and what special offers are included with the VeronaCard, but now let's get down to business: what can I see with the VeronaCard? This electronic card allows you to enter numerous points of interest and more simply by showing the card at the entrance, avoiding having to wait in line for hours at some of these monuments: the skip-the-line option isn't always available.
With the VeronaCard you can visit Verona's must-see sites, including:
- Basilica of San Zeno;
- Arena;
- Juliet's House.
But not only that, you can also enter the Basilica of Sant'Anastasia, visit the Verona Cathedral Complex, and see inside the Church of San Fermo. There is no shortage of free galleries and museums such as the Achille Forti Modern Art Gallery at the Palazzo della Ragione, the Archaeological Museum at the Roman Theatre, also an unmissable stop, the Castelvecchio Museum and the Natural History Museum for adults and children alike.
With the VeronaCard, you can also visit the "GB Cavalcaselle alla tomba di Giulietta" Fresco Museum, the Maffeiano Lapidary Museum, the Torre dei Lamberti, the Museo Arche Scaligere, the Gothic-style funerary complex of the Scaliger family, and the Eataly Hearth House, the foundation that hosts inclusive and sustainable contemporary art projects. While on the subject of contemporary art, don't forget to visit the Scavi Scaligeri International Photography Center , which houses exceptional photographic prints.
VeronaCard reductions
With the VeronaCard you have fast and free access to the monuments we saw and reduced admission to the following attractions:
- The Chapter Library Foundation for 4 euros instead of 5;
- The African Museum for 3 euros instead of 5;
- The Archaeological Museum of Verona for 3 euros instead of 5;
- The Miniscalchi Erizzo Museum for 3 euros instead of 5;
- The Giusti Garden at 9 euros instead of 12;
- The Palazzo Maffei House Museum for 7 euros instead of 15, or half price.
There are also a host of partner businesses that can be found on the city's website, allowing you to save money and make the most of your visit to the city of love.
Thanks to the VeronaCard, those who decide to spend a few days in Verona can save money. To further reduce their budget, it's also a good idea to book an apartment online in advance.
