Juliet's House
Casa di Giulietta
“Juliet’s House” from Romeo and Juliet. The balcony and bronze statue in the courtyard are a pilgrimage site for lovers from around the world.
Juliet’s House is a 13th-century Gothic mansion that once belonged to the Cappello family. It was identified as “Juliet’s House” because its family name resembles that of the Capulets in Shakespeare’s play. The stone balcony in the courtyard was added in the 20th century. The bronze statue of Juliet beside it (now a replica) is said to bring love luck to anyone who touches her right breast. Inside the house, costumes and a bed from the 1968 film “Romeo and Juliet” are on display, and visitors can stand on the balcony for photos. Important change: from April 1, 2026, the courtyard and house can only be entered through the new Teatro Nuovo on Piazzetta Navona nearby. Visitors must book in advance online via the official platform verona.midaticket.it. Tickets are not sold on site, and Verona Card holders also need to book, though entry is free for them. Prices: Theatre and courtyard 5 euros, with the house 12 euros. Opening hours: Monday 14:00–19:00, Tuesday to Sunday 09:00–19:00. The Juliet Club still replies to letters addressed to Juliet from around the world.
Opening hours
Monday 14:00–19:00; Tuesday to Sunday 09:00–19:00 (last booking slot 18:30)
Nearby sights
- Torre dei Lamberti & Piazza dei Signori
- Scaliger Tombs (Arche Scaligere)
- Piazza delle Erbe
- San Fermo Maggiore
- Via Mazzini
- Basilica of Sant'Anastasia
- Arena di Verona
- Porta Borsari & Corso Porta Borsari