Programme for the Arena di Verona 2010 Arena di Verona Tickets 2010 TURANDOT Performance begins at 9p.m. Friday 18 June Thursday 1 July Friday 16 July Saturday 24 July Friday 30 July Friday 13 August AIDA Performance begins at 9p.m. Saturday 19 June Friday 25 June Saturday 3 July Thursday 8 July Tuesday 13 July Sunday 18 July Thursday 22 July Sunday 25 July Tuesday 27 July Saturday 31 July Sunday 8 August Tuesday 10 August Sunday 15 August Tuesday 17 August Sunday 22 August Thursday 26 August Sunday 29 August Madama Butterfly Performance begins at 9p.m. Saturday 26 June Friday 2 July Friday 9 July Wednesday 5 August Wednesday 14 July Saturday 17 July Wednesday 21 July Wednesday 28 July Friday 6 August Carmen Performance begins at 9p.m. Saturday 10 July Thursday 15 July Tuesday 20 July Friday 23 July Thursday 29 July Thursday 12 August Wednesday 18 August Saturday 21 August Tuesday 24 August Friday 27 August Il Trovatore Performance begins at 9p.m. Saturday 7 August Wednesday 11 August Saturday 14 August Thursday 19 August Wednesday 25 August Saturday 28 August

 

 

ARENA DI VERONA TICKETS SEATING CHART

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	Lateral Numbered Seat On The Steps

We offer Arena di Verona tickets 2010

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The great event for this summer 2010 which concern the opera lovers regular customers of the Arena Festival, is the possibility to buy subscriptions for attending three or five operas, allowing a considerable save of money in comparison with the full price.

We can offer a wide range of packages either for the week-end or midweek evenings in July and August.

Three operas in three days

Three consecutive evenings in which you can attend three different operas. The best thing for who stays in Verona a few days and doesn't want to miss the marvellous atmosphere of the Arena.

Three operas in a month

A selection of three different operas for a weekly appointment.
The best thing for who is spending a long holiday on the Garda lake or in our region, and for the opera lovers from the outskirts of Verona.

Three operas during all the summer

A selection of three different operas will allow you to live the great experience at the Arena di Verona all summer long! Created on purpose for all the Veronesi and the opera lovers of the neighbouring areas.

The Verona Arena ( Arena di Verona ) is a Roman amphitheatre in Verona , Italy , which is famous for the opera performances given there. It is one of the best preserved structures of its kind.

The building was built in AD 30 on a site which at the time was outside of the city walls. The ludii (shows and games) staged there were so famous that spectators came from many other (sometimes very distant) places. The amphitheatre could host more than 30,000 spectators.

The round fa?ade was originally in white and pink limestone from Valpolicella , but after a major earthquake in 1117, which almost completely destroyed the outer ring, except the so-called "Ala", the Arena was used as a quarry for other buildings. The first interventions to recover its functionality as a theatre were started during the Renaissance .

Thanks to its outstanding acoustics, the building lends itself to musical performances, the practice of which began in 1913. Nowadays, four productions are mounted each year between June and August.