LIVE MUSIC · VERONA
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 4 live music shows worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
See live opera in Verona’s ancient Arena, with Aida, Carmen, and La Traviata options, plus an optional walking tour and practical tips.
“It would be better to have access to tickets more than on the day as this meant once we picked up we had 3 hours before the show started , we could have picked up day before could have used the time better as lots of hanging about”
Enjoy a 60-minute opera concert, prosecco, and Art Deco elegance at Verona’s Palazzo dei Mutilati, five minutes from the Arena.
“It was my first opera and i tally enjoyed it. The opera was only an hour long, which was probably appropriate since I do not speak Italian. However I could understand the gist of the plot and it was filled with emotion.”
Review of Verona’s I Virtuosi Italiani concert, with baroque music, original instruments, pricing, access, timing, and tips for booking.
“oh i expected the orchestra but it turned out like a comedy. More talk, less music. They spoke Italian during the performance. I saw other audience laugh a lot so i guess they enjoyed it. It’s just the show may not a good fit if you dont speak Italian.”
Review of Verona’s Arena opera package, including Category 6 seating, a guided city walk, opera dates, prices, and practical tips.
“Great tour of the highlights of Verona, finishing off with an amazing experience at the opera! It was surreal to be in this ancient arena! Only reason I gave 4 stars, though, was that it wasn’t communicated that we couldn’t bring our water bottles in as well as long lens cameras into the arena. We had to find lockers in a sketchy alley down the road to lock up our water bottles and camera.”
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