To The House Of Giulietta – Romeo’s Lover

Love story ‘Romeo e Giulietta’ is circulating everywhere and someone does not want to visit the place where that tragic love story happened. Verona, the ancient northern city of Italy, her hometown of Giulietta is destiny.
Travel to Italy, to the house of Giulietta - Romeo's lover
The hallway leading into Juliet's house was filled with pictures of lovers' hearts
Traveling to Italy, just arrived in Verona, I took a taxi to find her house right away. Early in the morning the birds were singing and singing on the vines that covered the walls of her house. The hallway leading to the house is stuck on both sides with pictures of hearts, papers recording the wishes of couples

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Visitors crowded around the statue of Giulietta placed in front of the door. Everyone wants to take pictures together or touch Giulietta's right chest to pray for a lot of luck in love, it's not strange that the statue's left chest color is the same as the other side has faded dramatically.
The dining room, bedroom, and fireplace are reminiscent of the simple aristocracy of the 12-13 century, all kinds of paintings depicting the passionate love of Romeo and Giulietta
Juliet's house
The balcony at Juliet's house is gorgeous
The bed that director Franco Zeffirelli and talented actor Leonard Whiting and Olivia Hussey filmed the wedding night scene of "Romeo and Juliet" (1968) is still there, costumes are also on display.




If you've seen this movie, it is almost clear every single vivid detail. Leaning on the small balcony where Giullietta reached out every day to welcome his lover Romeo, watching the white clouds fluttering on a blue high, flickering fluttering Romeo's lament - "Oh, cursed love , that obnoxious love. It all looks nothing. Oh, the light is bright, the abyss is so deep… And yet I still love… ”(Shakespeare).
Walk for a few more minutes to reach Giulietta's grave in the nearby dark, candlelight old tomb, each year millions of couples come here to pray for their eternal love.
The statue of Juliet
Tourists visit Juliet's house
The land of Romeo and Giulietta has many other interesting places. Standing from a distance, the splendor of the immense ancient Roman architecture so high, the Roman Arena fascinated me immediately
It is majestic, 139m long, 110m wide, oval, 32m high, with 44 rows of red marble seats lined up from high to low, containing more than 30,000 spectators.




Built in the year 30 AD, which is an arena, today still exists many ways to guide tigers and lions into the seminar with Roman warriors.
For a long time, the sound of the sword fluttering, the blood and gore splashed back the ball, giving it to the concerts, jubilant ceremonies and fairs. If you meet a warm summer night, you will be able to attend great outdoor operas in the heart of the Arena.
Verona Arena
Perhaps only the Castelvecchio bridge is the only bridge here built of warm red brick, paved with white marble at the feet, the sides of the bridge are three times taller than the head across the Adige River about 120m long. Legend has it that Cangrande II della Scala built this bridge to easily escape in case of accident.
The war destroyed the original bridge, rebuilt in 1949, in the afternoon we walked slowly on the bridge to hear the murmuring of river water, splendid sunset light, cool wind blowing.
Bridge Ponte Romano Da Cast San Pietro
The bridge that goes straight to the castle Castelvecchio (meaning ancient castle) is also made of red Gothic brick, not as picky as the brush but it is a solid defense against the onslaught of chaos.
Verona is not ashamed to be listed by Unesco as a world heritage site.



Everywhere, you can see majestic ancient architecture, delicate carving.
Porta Borsari, the triumph of Verona, is completely different from the arrogance of the Paris triumph, tiny but graceful, exuding the first century BC attitude. Three floors with the lower main floor have two tall arches, the upper two floors are smaller with 12 small windows.
The white limestone color combined with the carved lines reminds us of the gates of the temple of Jupiter in Greece.
The Arco dei Gavi welcome gate is different from Porta Borsari, consisting of only a single arch, but it used to be the main entrance to the city. The Roman Theater (Roman Theater) built along the Adige River makes everyone admire the intelligence of the ancient architects, the theater stage with its back to the riverbank with two walls on both sides to prevent floods and water. the river overflowed.
And the stands are stone benches built in ascending order on the top of the hill opposite the river, the audience can both watch the opera and watch the charming river.




The Arco dei Gavi greeting gate has only one dome
Triumphal arch of Porta Borsari
Verona has many churches such as San Giovanni in Fonte, San Lorenzo, San Fermo, Santa Anastasia, Sant’Eufemia, and Santa Maria in Organo, most notably Santa Maria Matricolare. Mixed between Roman and Gothic styles, the church facade is indescribably beautiful, three large small roofs divided into three majestic majestic floors. Inside the soaring ceiling, pictures are painted, like a small museum displaying a multitude of art works.

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