Casa di Giulietta, Verona

A house of
timeless romance.

Discover the balcony, historic rooms
and enduring story of Juliet’s House.

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Juliet’s House admission

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Romance, art & history

Step inside the story of Juliet.

From the famous balcony to historic rooms and film costumes, Juliet’s House brings Verona’s enduring love story to life.

Stone balcony on the courtyard facade of Juliet’s House

Juliet’s balcony

Discover the balcony that has become a symbol of romance in Verona.

Romeo and Juliet costumes displayed in glass cases at the house-museum

Costumes & cinema

See costumes from Franco Zeffirelli’s 1968 Romeo and Juliet film.

Historic bed and patterned wall decoration in Juliet’s House

Historic rooms

Explore Juliet’s bedroom and the rooms of this medieval residence.

History & legend

A story that lives on.

Juliet’s House connects a medieval home with a story that has travelled around the world. Discover how Verona, Shakespeare and centuries of imagination shaped this much-loved landmark.

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Plan your visit

Your visit, thoughtfully planned.

Find answers to common questions and make the most of your time at Juliet’s House.

What can I see?

Explore the balcony, historic rooms and collections inside the house.

How do I book?

Choose your visitors, date and time in the booking form above.

How do I get there?

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Getting here

Find your way to Juliet’s House.

Via Cappello 23, 37121 Verona, Italy.

The balcony and the atmosphere of Juliet’s House.

Through Verona

Plan your route through the historic centre and allow time for the final walk.

By taxi

Ask for “Casa di Giulietta” on Via Cappello and confirm the closest drop-off point.

Before you arrive

Keep your booking details ready and follow the visitor instructions provided.

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Stories

Look a little closer.

Explore the love story, the films it inspired and the traditions that continue in Verona today.

Historic windows and brickwork in the courtyard of Juliet’s House

Shakespeare’s Verona

Follow the origins of Romeo and Juliet and the legend of the house.

From stage to screen

Discover the costumes and objects that connect the house with the 1968 film.

Courtyard and balcony of Juliet’s House in Verona

Letters to Juliet

Read about the tradition of sharing messages of love and hope.

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Visitor information

A few helpful answers.

How does booking work?

Select your visitors, preferred date and time in the booking form. Enter your details and review the selection and booking terms before completing your order.

What is included in the price?

Classic is €17 and includes Teatro Nuovo and the courtyard, with a view of the balcony from below. Full is €24 and also includes entry to the house and balcony. Children under 5 enter free. The total includes admission and the independent agency’s booking service fee. Review your selection and total in the booking form.

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Where can I get help with an order?

Contact support with your booking reference and a short description of your question. The service policies are available in the footer.

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Where can I find arrival information?

Allow around 40 minutes to an hour for your visit. Read the visitor guide and check the instructions associated with your booking before travelling.