
This 1-hour tour takes you through significant locations related to the story of Romeo and Juliet in Verona. Participants will explore streets from the 14th century, visiting the Scala Family House, Romeo's House, and Juliet's House. The tour includes insights into life during that era, along with the chance to witness romantic moments such as declarations of love or weddings. Suitable for those interested in literature, history, and romance, the tour may not suit those looking for a faster-paced experience.
You'll discover the background of the story and find out how people lived at the time of Romeo and Juliet. You'll be quite astonished.
The City Hall at the time of Romeo and Juliet: it was from here that Bartholomew I of the Scala Family banished Romeo ...
Do you want to discover where Romeo & Juliet probably met?
Everybody knows about Juliet's House, but very few people know about Romeo's House ... well, that's a sight, too, in this tour ! And you'll learn all about it and come to understand how and why all this happened ...
After having discovered the background of the story, found out how people lived at the time of Romeo and Juliet, seen the palace where they probably met, and the place where Romeo lived, get ready to feel their passion and their dreams along the typical medieval streets where the fight with Tybalt took place ... and be prepared to cry your eyes out at the heart-breaking end of their story ...
Juliet's House: the place where every lover would like to be with their beloved one ! And after having heard about the story, this place will be even more significant for you ... You might want to post a letter to Juliet, or lock your padlock where it’ll become part of the Monument of Love, so that a little part of you will stay in Verona forever. This tour will leave you unforgettable memories of a unique experience through history and love.
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