Shakespearean romance, brought to life
Verona’s most romantic rite of passage, complete with the famous balcony that stirs hearts and inspires daydreams.
A visit to Juliet’s House (Casa di Giulietta) is an essential stop in Verona, capturing the romance and charm of Shakespeare’s legendary love story. This 14th-century building, believed to have inspired the setting for Romeo and Juliet, features the iconic balcony where Juliet is said to have declared her love for Romeo.
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39 045 8062611
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musei@comune.verona.it
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via Cappello 23 – 37121 Verona
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While the famed balcony is a popular photo op, the real magic is in the house itself. Explore the museum to see period furniture and costumes inspired by Shakespeare’s iconic play. Pro tip: Arrive early in the morning to beat the crowds and get a clear shot of the balcony. Don’t forget to leave a love note on the courtyard wall—it’s a charming tradition, but be prepared to use removable paper as permanent notes are no longer allowed. Bonus: Look for the bronze statue of Juliet. Touching her right breast is said to bring luck in love (if you’re feeling superstitious!).
Step into the legend—and maybe leave with a little love.