The views from the top really show off Verona and you can see for miles. It’s a shame that the old palazzo at the top is not open. It looked abandoned; couldn’t see any sign of restoration going on. We did have to try twice to get up as the day we bought tickets and swiped through to wait to board, the funicular stopped working. The guy did not know how long it was going to be until it was fixed so he agreed that we could come back the following day and just buzzed us through so we didn’t have pay again.

The best way to get to the top and see wonderful views of the town. The funicular is very quick and efficient and we went early so there were no queues. Much easier than walking up all those stairs! Try to choose a sunny day - it was too misty when we went there.

We went up in the morning as soon as it opened and went straight up. Really cheap to do and fabulous views up the top. We got some great footage. Got back down with no wait time also. We spent about half hour up there, there is also a cafe up top. Definitely worth a visit

We went around 6pm on a Monday and were looking to avoid a lot of stairs, as we had already done a walking tour earlier that day. The ticket machine was easy enough to figure out (there are individuals who can help you as well) and for us, there was no line at all. Was €3 per person for a round trip, so well worth it for our group. The views from the top are stunning and the bar right at the top was a perfect spot to enjoy a spritz while enjoying the sunset. I would absolutely recommend.

This is just a short walk from the bridge that crosses the Adige River. You get tickets from the self served kiosks. Funicular ride up to the top is nice and smooth, fairly small and could be a bit hot on a warm day. Once you get to the top, it is easy to see why people love doing this. Just amazing views down to old town Verona. You can see for miles and miles. All the major sights: Verona Arena, the duomo, the cathedral. Lamberti Tower.