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1 day(s)
Regular
1-40 people
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Visit the Arena, the famous Roman amphitheatre and learn about its construction, its current and ancient use, and the historical legends behind it. Meet with the guide outside the Arena to join this guided tour, then skip the long queue at the entrance. Walk under the old marble arcades and listen
to stories of gladiators and of the ancient Roman games that used to take place here. Admire the preserved ‘Ala’ or wing, which is the only piece remaining of the outer third circle. Discover facts and
anecdotes with the help of your professional guide that will explain to you the long and extraordinary history of the great amphitheater. The Arena, which survived an earthquake in the 12th century, is still nowadays the city’s favorite Opera Hall, for its unique sound quality and history. Finish the tour by taking a photo with the spectacular view of the amphitheater in Piazza Bra, to commemorate this
unforgettable experience.
Duration
1 day(s)
Max Group Size
1-40 people
Tour Code
VATWFT
Departure Type
scheduled
Tour Category
City Sightseeing
Guiding Method
Fully guided
Operated In
Age Requirement
11 - 99

Verona
Verona
The program begins in Piazza Bra, meeting the guide outside the Verona Arena. After a brief introduction, you skip the long entrance lines and enter the Arena. Walking beneath the ancient marble arcades, you listen to stories of gladiators and the Roman games once held here, and admire the preserved “Ala,” the only remaining section of the outer third ring. With your professional guide, you learn about the construction of the amphitheatre, how it survived a 12th-century earthquake, and its transformation into the city’s renowned opera venue. The tour concludes with a photo stop in Piazza Bra, capturing the spectacular view of the Arena to commemorate the experience.
Accommodation is not included.
Flights are not included.
Meals are not included.
Insurance is not included.
meeting point
P.za Brà, 1, 37121 Verona VR - Verona Arena Museum, Gate 5. The guide will be in front of the ticket office entrance of the amphitheater holding a yellow umbrella
Additional services are not included.