Must-visit in Milan and Verona | Romeo and Juliet's House

🌟Highlights: Verona is a famous tourist city in northern Italy, and is perhaps best known for the story of Romeo and Juliet by Shakespeare. Although the story is fictional, the local government has set up attractions that are basically related to the love story of the two, such as Juliet's House (Casa di Giulietta) where Romeo and Juliet fell in love (ticket: EUR 6), the Scaliger Tombs (Arche Scaligere) commemorating Juliet's death, the Castelvecchio Bridge, the Senate Square, the Lamberti Tower, and more. ❤Recommended reason: Juliet's House is located near the Piazza delle Erbe in the center of Verona, Italy, and is said to have been the residence of Juliet, the heroine of Shakespeare's famous play Romeo and Juliet. Juliet's House is an ancient building built in the 13th century, with high walls, a large courtyard, and a round arch. It was once owned by the Capulet family, a prominent family in Verona, and Juliet was the daughter of the Capulet family. In the courtyard of Juliet's House stands a life-size bronze statue of Juliet, and it is said that touching the right breast of the statue can bring good love, and now Juliet's right breast is particularly shiny. Above the left side of the statue is a marble balcony, which is said to be the sweet place where the original Juliet looked out over the railing, waiting for her lover "Romeo" to arrive. The red brick wall below the balcony is covered with love letters stuck by tourists with chewing gum, many of which are dedicated to their lovers to express their loyalty, and more are sent to the perfect lover Juliet in their hearts. ✅Must-try: 1. Verona is very friendly to tourists, and you can buy a 24-hour ticket for EUR 20 for a day trip, which allows you to enter all the attractions with the ticket. 2. Classic movies such as Letters to Juliet and Romeo and Juliet were filmed here, so why not revisit the old movies before you set off and experience the romance of this small town. 📍Address: Piazzetta Navona, 37121 Verona VR, Italy 🚉Transportation: Take a train from Milan Central Station to Verona, which takes about 1.5 hours. 🕙Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00–19:00 📝Tips: In addition, you can also visit the Arena di Verona (ticket: EUR 10), which is older than the Colosseum in Rome and still has operas performed here; Piazza Dante, the old castle, and the Verona Theater ruins and Archaeological Museum; if the timing is right, you can also attend the Verona Opera Festival.