Only fully intact Roman coliseum in constant use. The seat of the world famous outdoor Opera di Verona each season starting in June. It is often use for major concerts from R & R, too almost any genre of music imaginable at other times. A wonderful experience if not too hot a day. Chairs with backs are worth the extra... More

The day we visited the arena they were setting up for a concert so most of the arena was filled with stage and seating. Not really anything of ortega worth seeing inside. The arena in Rome and El Jem (Tunisia) are much better. 6 euros seems very steep for what you get. We used the Verona card so didn't feel... More

One of the most important venues for festivals, watching an opera here is a special moment. We went during the day with the kids to explore the arena. There were costumed personnel to take photographs together...We will be back in summer for a night visit! More

Great access around the arena allows you to explore the many views in this very well preserved large arena. You get an appreciation of the history of people enjoying shows here over 2000 years, whilst we were there the base was being prepared for a show and it is good to see this is living history More

Wish I could have attended an event there. Wonderful to be in a well preserved arena of that size. Fairly long line to get in. More

Even though we are not opera experts, one of the highlights of the year for us is a trip to the Verona Opera. It’s a fantastic experience and the memory stays with you forever. Operas are usually about, romance, passion, jealousy, violence and murder. The performers are all top class and sing in this huge auditorium with no microphones or... More

The arena is quite something--considering age, technology, and condition; however, you can see everything you need to see from the outside. Unless you have tickets to an event inside, don't spend the 6 euro to go inside--there is almost nothing to see. Climbing to the top is good cardio though. More

The Arena di Verona resembles the Roman Colosseum and dates back to the 1st century A.D. It is amazing it is still standing today and is used for plays and concerts in the summer. It seats 20,000 people. At night it is all lit up and can be seen from all over the city. More

To experience an opera here is magical even a visit during the day to this historic arena is memorable More