Despite its flaws, Juliet’s balcony in Verona is still a magical place to reflect, if just for a moment, on the wonder of young love on the cusp of oblivion. Saw it on my honeymoon in '01 then took ...

Romeo and Juliet is ... However, the balcony and the items in the restored villa were built in the mid-20th century to entice tourists. Furthermore, the statue standing in Verona today is a ...

was actually purchased by the city of Verona and is now known as Juliet’s House. In other words, they are really leaning into the whole balcony thing. By the way, filming in these glorious ...

the movie really did film at Verona Casa di Giulietta, aka the small courtyard where there is a statue of Juliet—the one whose boob you’re supposed to rub—and where you can see the balcony ...

Woah! After the party Romeo sneaks into the Capulet garden and sees Juliet at the balcony. She says, “Romeo, Romeo” and they decide to get married the next day! Woah! Is this Verona or Vegas!?