Casa di Giulietta

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Juliet's former residence, near the Herb Square in central Verona, Italy, was said to have been the residence of the heroine Juliet in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.

The former residence is on Via Cappello. It was built in the 13th century and is said to be owned by the Capulet family of Verona, and Juliet is the daughter of this nobleman. A door arch leads to the courtyard, and the love walls on both sides are densely covered with graffiti and confession in words from various countries. Going inside, the courtyard of less than 20 square meters is lush and lush, crowded with tourists inside and out. Whether or not you believe that touching Juliet's bronze sculpture can bring good luck to love, you still want to squeeze in and get close to Juliet, who is always in love in the story, and see what she looks like. Go upstairs to visit her bedroom and see the clothes, life exhibits, and paintings of that era. You will no longer think of her as a fictional character in the story, but feel that she is a real person. Looking up from the courtyard, you will see a small protruding balcony. This is Shakespeare's private balcony where Romeo and Juliet tryst out for life. So many people took pictures here, either dressed as Juliet looking at the prince waiting for her heart, or the couples looked at each other and complained.

Verona in Latin "very elegant city" Is the oldest in Italy most beautiful And one of the most glorious cities Rivers from the Alps Winding through the city Quiet and serene Reflecting the ancient walls of the Middle Ages The most classic love story that happened here Nothing is better than "Romeo and Juliet" by Shakespeare Let this charming city of love Attract people from all over the world By the letter to Juliet Or touch the statue of Juliet prayer Can get sweet and happy love~

A city with a great story A poignant and moving story, already a city full of love Juliet’s former residence in the story is now turned into a classic full of longing for love Many small souvenir shops around Romeo’s house nearby, there are people living in it, and it’s lonely if you can’t visit it.

Verona is the hometown of Romeo and Juliet described by Shakespeare. Juliet’s Former Residence is an ancient building built in the 13th century with a high-walled courtyard and circular arches. It is free to enter the courtyard of the former residence, but a fee is required to enter the second floor. After entering the gate, you enter an antique courtyard with walls on three sides, three stories high, cobblestone ground, and yellowish brown walls with green and lush branches and vines. On the front of the gate is a bronze statue of Juliet against the courtyard wall. It is said that by touching Juliet's right breast and making a wish, you can get her sincere blessings and make lovers finally get married. On the right side of the courtyard, you can see the world-famous "Juliet's Balcony" when you look up.