Juliet’s House is in Verona’s historic center, on a narrow pedestrian street just off Via Mazzini. It’s an easy stop between Piazza delle Erbe and Verona Arena, so you can reach it on foot from most central sights. You’ll enter through the archway at Via Cappello 23, which opens into the famous courtyard beneath the balcony.
Address: Via Cappello, 23, 37121 Verona VR, Italy (Find on Maps)
Closest landmark: Piazza delle Erbe, about 200 m (0.1 mi) away (Google Maps)
| Mode of transport | Travel time | Estimated cost | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
🚌 Bus | 15–20 mins | € | Budget travel |
🚕 Taxi | 8–12 mins | €€ | Convenience |
🚗 Car | 10–15 mins | €€ | Flexible arrivals |
🚶 Walking | 25 mins | Free | Sightseeing on foot |
If you’re arriving from Verona Airport, take Aerobus 199 to Verona Porta Nuova first, then continue from the station. From Verona Porta Nuova, the most practical public route is by city bus into the historic center, followed by a short walk to Via Cappello.
Best for: Budget travel and easy station-to-center transfers
Travel time: 15–20 minutes from Verona Porta Nuova
Closest stop: Piazza Bra/Arena, about 450 m (0.3 mi) away
Timings: Daily service; exact first and last departures, and frequencies are [To be verified].
Take ATV lines 73, 96, or 97 from Verona Porta Nuova toward the center. Get off near Piazza Bra, walk along Via Mazzini, and turn onto Via Cappello. If you’re coming from Verona Airport, Aerobus 199 to Porta Nuova is the simplest first leg.
Best for: Fast and convenient airport transfers
Travel time: 20–25 minutes from Verona Airport (VRN)
Drop-off: Nearest vehicle access point to Juliet's House, followed by a short walk
Timings: Available daily from the airport arrivals area
Taxis are the quickest way to reach Juliet's House from Verona Airport. Since the attraction lies within Verona's pedestrian-friendly historic center, you'll typically be dropped off a short walk away. If you're driving yourself, park outside the ZTL (Limited Traffic Zone) and continue on foot.
Via Cappello and the surrounding lanes are walkable, but the surface is historic stone and can feel uneven with wheelchairs or strollers. The easiest approach is usually through the flatter central streets from Piazza Bra or Via Mazzini, avoiding tighter side lanes when crowds build.
The courtyard is at street level, so you can see the balcony and statue from below without stairs. The museum and balcony, however, require climbing stairs, and available research indicates there’s no elevator. Interior access is therefore limited for wheelchair users and some visitors with reduced mobility.
Best for: First-time visitors, budget travelers, and anyone who wants an easy introduction to central Verona
Travel time: About 25 minutes from Verona Porta Nuova
Distance: About 1.8 km (1.1 mi)
Walk north along Corso Porta Nuova until you reach Piazza Bra, with Verona Arena ahead of you. From there, continue down Via Mazzini, the city’s main pedestrian street, and turn left onto Via Cappello. It’s the simplest route to follow, and it lets you take in shopfronts, cafés, and some of Verona’s busiest central streets before you reach the courtyard.
Juliet’s House has one public approach: the archway on Via Cappello, which opens into the courtyard and leads to the museum door. Separate visitor entrances aren’t generally used here. Arrive a little early if you have a timed ticket, especially in peak season. Juliet’s House entrances
If you search for ‘Juliet’s House, Via Cappello, Verona, VR, Italy,’ you’re looking for Casa di Giulietta at Via Cappello 23 in Verona’s historic center. It’s a short walk from Piazza delle Erbe, Via Mazzini, and Verona Arena.
Look for the archway on Via Cappello. That passage leads into the courtyard, where you’ll see the balcony overhead and the museum entrance ahead. Juliet’s House doesn’t usually use separate public entrances for different ticket holders.
From Verona Porta Nuova, you can walk in about 25 minutes, take a bus in about 15–20 minutes, or use a taxi in roughly 8–12 minutes. If you want the simplest route, walk via Piazza Bra and Via Mazzini.
The simplest budget option is Aerobus 199 to Verona Porta Nuova, then a city bus or walk into the center. If you’re carrying luggage or arriving late, a taxi is usually easier and faster, traffic permitting.
You can drive toward the historic center, but not directly to the house. Via Cappello is inside Verona’s restricted central zone, so you should plan to park nearby and complete the last stretch on foot.
Yes. Juliet’s House sits inside Verona’s ZTL and pedestrianized old town, which means unauthorized vehicles can be fined for entering restricted streets. If you’re driving, use a central garage and don’t rely on door-to-door navigation alone.
From Verona Porta Nuova, ATV lines 73, 96, and 97 are the most useful routes toward the center. Get off near Piazza Bra/Arena and walk the remaining few minutes through Via Mazzini to Via Cappello.
From Verona Arena or Piazza Bra, the walk is usually about 10 minutes. Head along Via Mazzini, then turn onto Via Cappello. It’s straightforward, central, and easy to combine with other stops on a Verona walking route.
The area is compact, but the old paving can be uneven and crowded. The courtyard is easier to access than the museum interior, which requires stairs. If accessibility matters, approach through wider central streets and review plan your visit details first.
Early morning is usually the smoothest, especially before 10am. Late afternoon can also be better than midday, when tour groups and photo lines peak. If you’re visiting in summer or on weekends, build in extra time for slow-moving crowds.
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