I really wanted to come here and so glad we did. The place has a fascinating story behind it and to see the pictures and props is equally good. Standing out on the balcony was fab and also touching the breast of the infamous Juliet...More

This is a fairly random place to spend 5-10 minutes (and get an obligatory photo touching the statue’s chest!) but it was worth a look. We found it funny that Shakespeare probably never even visited Verona but it’s lovely they’ve capitalised on it nevertheless! The...More

This is where dreams come to life! It is so awe-striking. To see history come to life through one of Shakespeare’s most famous tales! The world’s most romantic love story really comes to life here! To see all the bedrooms, their outfits, walk on the...More

Quite crowded with young and old couples. Real location is a less attractive than seen in movies. But with an open mind and just enjoy the place (as it is) and the understand that the theme of the place is about the love story ....More

A must do visit, but well presented. Not in a Disneyland kind of way. The museum is interesting and in an old historic building. The courtyard is small and contained and must be crowded in peak season, but worth taking a photo with the bronze...More

Having visited it before I knew what to expect. Not the long, large balcony seen on every film and in every Shakespeare production, but the small one. It is still magical. The surroundings have been improved. When I was there before there were machines on...More

Full of tourists gathering to scrawl graffiti on the walls. And narcissistic egomaniacs desiring a professional photo shoot on the balcony of a mostly fictional character. Go everywhere else.