Juliet’s House and Balcony Skip the Line Ticket with Audio Guide (Entry ticket)
Capture the iconic balcony, the love notes walls, and the medieval architecture to remember your romantic journey at Juliet’s House.
Juliet’s House, also known as Casa di Giulietta, is a captivating historical site in Verona that invites visitors to step into the legendary world of Shakespeare's romantic tragedy. This iconic residence offers a unique glimpse into medieval architecture and the storied history connected to Juliet and her romance. Perfect for literature lovers and history enthusiasts alike, the house is brimming with charm and cultural significance. Exploring Juliet’s House is not just about admiring its architecture; it’s about immersing yourself in the romance and legends that have captured imaginations for centuries. Walk through the ancient rooms, view the famous balcony, and leave love notes on the walls — an unforgettable experience that combines history, art, and storytelling into one inspiring visit.
Casual, comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes are recommended for walking around the historic site and cobblestone streets. No strict dress code applies.
Your experience
Visit Juliet’s House in Verona with fast-track entry, balcony and courtyard access, and a multilingual self-guided audio tour.
Getting started
Begin by exchanging your voucher for an official entry ticket at the Verona Luggage Room on Via Stella 16, as official entry tickets are required for admission to Juliet’s House. After you have your ticket, use the fast-track entry reserved for this ticket type. Before you arrive, scan the QR code to download the app and audio guide to your smartphone so you are ready to start listening as soon as you enter.
Juliet’s House
What to expect
This experience focuses entirely on Juliet’s House, a landmark in Verona linked with Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. With your ticket, you move through the house, balcony, and courtyard at your own pace while listening to commentary on your mobile device.
Features
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Fast-track entry to Juliet’s House lets you bypass the regular ticket line and go straight to the official access point once your entry ticket has been issued. This helps you spend more of your time inside the house rather than waiting outside.
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Access to Juliet’s House Balcony and Courtyard is included, so you can step out onto the balcony and spend time in the courtyard area that visitors associate with the story of Romeo and Juliet. Both spaces are available to explore within the same visit.
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A self-guided audio tour is provided through an app, which you use directly on your own mobile device as you move between rooms and levels of the house. You control the pace, pausing or replaying sections whenever you like.
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Multilingual audio guide commentary in English, Mandarin Chinese, Spanish, French, Russian, German, and Italian is available, so you can choose the language that suits you best before you start. The commentary explains what you are seeing as you explore.
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Balcony and courtyard access are part of the same entry ticket, so there is no need to purchase separate passes for different sections of Juliet’s House. Once inside, you can decide how much time to spend in each area.
What's Included
What's Excluded
Know Before You Go
Know before you go
What to bring
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Voucher: Bring your voucher so you can collect the official entry ticket.
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Official ticket: Keep your official entry ticket ready, as it is required for admission.
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Smartphone: Bring a smartphone to download and use the audio guide app.
What’s not allowed
- Food and drinks: Do not bring food or drinks inside Juliet’s House.
Additional information
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Ticket redemption: Exchange your voucher for an official entry ticket at Verona Luggage Room, Via Stella 16.
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Entry requirement: Use the official entry ticket for admission to Juliet’s House.
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Access included: Your ticket covers fast-track entry, the balcony, and the courtyard.
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Audio guide setup: Scan the QR code to download the app and audio guide before you arrive.
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Visit format: Enjoy a self-guided audio tour available in 7 languages.
What to Expect
About Juliet’s House Tickets, Tours & Visitor Information
Juliet’s House in Verona is a mesmerizing medieval residence renowned worldwide as the setting for Shakespeare’s romantic tragedy, 'Romeo and Juliet.' The house dates back to the 13th century and features rustic brickwork, a charming balcony, and a treasure trove of historical artifacts related to the legend of Juliet. Visitors can explore various rooms, including Juliet’s bedroom, the courtyard, and the famously romantic balcony where Juliet is said to have looked out at her beloved Romeo. Many travelers are drawn to the walls lined with love notes and locks, symbolizing enduring love from around the globe. The house also hosts a museum with exhibits explaining the history of Verona’s connection to the Shakespearean legend and its evolution over centuries. What makes Juliet’s House extraordinary is not just its architecture but the emotional experience it offers. Standing in the courtyard where lovers from all over the world leave tokens of affection, visitors can feel a sense of shared romance and history. The house beautifully captures the timelessness of love stories—making it a must-visit destination for romantic souls and history buffs alike.
Highlights
Why Book Online?
Booking your visit to Juliet’s House online ensures a guaranteed entry and allows you to skip the lines, making your experience smoother and more convenient. It also helps plan your day efficiently by securing tickets in advance and comparing different options or guided tours for a richer visit. Enjoy the peace of mind that comes with immediate confirmation and better preparation for your trip.
History
Juliet’s House, or Casa di Giulietta, was originally a medieval building constructed in the 13th century. Its fame skyrocketed due to its association with William Shakespeare’s tragedy, which depicts the star-crossed love of Romeo and Juliet. Although the historical accuracy of Juliet’s existence is debated, the house became a symbol of love and romance in Verona. In the 20th century, the house was preserved and turned into a museum, attracting millions of visitors from around the world. Its courtyard, balcony, and museum galleries vividly capture the romantic legend and Verona’s rich medieval past. Today, the house stands as a testament to the enduring power of love stories and remains one of Verona’s top cultural attractions.
Opening Hours
Juliet’s House typically opens from morning to late afternoon daily. Specific hours may vary, especially during holidays or peak seasons. Visitors are advised to check local schedules for detailed timings.
Best Time to Visit
Visit during spring (April to June) and autumn (Sept to Nov) for pleasant weather and fewer crowds, enhancing your experience.
What to See Inside
Inside Juliet’s House, you’ll find the ancient walls adorned with love notes from visitors worldwide. The museum showcases historical artifacts, Shakespearean memorabilia, and exhibits detailing Verona’s connection to the legend. Stand on the famous balcony, explore Juliet’s intimate rooms, and learn about the history behind her romantic story. The courtyard provides a picturesque setting for photos, and the overall experience immerses you in romance, history, and culture, making it an unforgettable visit.
Things to Know
It’s best to arrive early or book tickets online to avoid long queues. Photography is generally allowed, but flash photography and large tripods are not. Wear comfortable shoes suitable for walking on cobbled streets and within historic buildings. Respect the ambiance and other visitors during your visit to preserve the romantic atmosphere.
Visitor Rules
Please keep noise levels respectful, do not touch or remove artifacts, and follow any signage or staff instructions during your visit. Food and drink are not permitted inside the museum areas. Photography is allowed, but flash and tripods are prohibited in some sections.
Is It Worth Visiting?
Juliet’s House offers a profoundly romantic and historical experience that captures the imagination of lovers, Shakespeare enthusiasts, and history lovers alike. Its iconic balcony and love walls create unforgettable memories, making it an essential stop in Verona. Not just a house, it’s a symbol of eternal love celebrated worldwide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, children can enjoy exploring the historic rooms and the romantic atmosphere, but supervision is recommended in the museum areas.
Yes, tickets are required for entry, with options for guided tours and group discounts.
Most visitors spend about 1 to 2 hours exploring Juliet’s House and the surrounding courtyard.
Yes, guided tours can be booked in advance to enrich your visit with detailed historical and literary insights.
Photography is generally permitted, but flash and tripods are not allowed in certain areas to protect the artifacts.
Spring and early autumn offer ideal weather and fewer crowds, perfect for a relaxed experience.
Yes, visitors are encouraged to leave messages of love on designated sections of the walls.
How to Get There
Accessible by public transport, take any Verona city bus to Piazza delle Erbe or Piazza Brà, then walk 5–10 minutes to Juliet’s House situated in the historic center.
Casual, comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes are recommended for walking around the historic site and cobblestone streets. No strict dress code applies.













