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Juliet's House (Casa di Giulietta)

Best time to visit

Early morning or late afternoon visits avoid the thickest crowds and offer softer light perfect for photos. Spring or fall bring mild weather and fewer tourists.

Budget tips

Entry fee is modest, with discounts for EU citizens and students; combining your visit with a Verona city pass can save money. Free entry occurs on the first Sunday of each month.

Recommended for

Couples, Literature lovers, Cultural tourists, Romance seekers

Plan your visit

30-45 min

About

Quick facts: A romantic legend lingers in the courtyard where visitors leave love letters for a chance at romance. The bronze statue of Juliet invites guests to touch her right breast, which is said to bring good luck in love.

Highlights: The balcony overlooks a small cobblestone courtyard where couples gather for photos inspired by Shakespeare's timeless tale. The walls inside the house are plastered with heartfelt notes from hopeful lovers worldwide, creating a living mosaic of affection.

Insider tips

  • Visit early to avoid the busiest times and get unobstructed photos of the balcony.
  • Touching Juliet's statue is popular, so be prepared for a queue if you want in on the tradition.
  • Skip the small gift shop if short on time, as it offers typical souvenirs rather than unique finds.
  • Wear comfortable shoes because cobblestones can be uneven in the courtyard.
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