Juliet’s House in Verona tightens access and confirms EUR 12 ticket price

Sist oppdatert: 2026

Verona tightened access at Casa di Giulietta, also called Juliet’s House. You should book online and plan for timed entry. The Civic Museums tariff page lists the standard ticket price as EUR 12 and says tickets and reservations are online only.

Key facts

What changedVerona uses controlled entry rules for Juliet’s House in high demand periods. The city has used temporary access routing and regulated entry during peak weeks.

Who it affectsYou are affected if you plan to visit the house museum and balcony. You are also affected if you visit during peak periods when staff regulate the courtyard approach.

Ticket priceThe standard ticket price is EUR 12.

Booking ruleTickets and reservations are online only.

What you should doBook your slot before you arrive. Keep your confirmation ready and add buffer time.

What changed and why Verona did it

Juliet’s House sits inside narrow streets near Via Cappello, where queues can turn into unsafe crowding. The City of Verona said it regulated access during the December holiday peak due to heavy tourist inflows and safety concerns. The city used alternative entry routing during parts of the peak period.

You should expect this approach to continue during busy weeks. Cities across Europe now use timed entry and controlled access at bottleneck attractions.

Rules in plain language

Ticket price and what you get

The Civic Museums tariff page lists EUR 12 for standard admission to Casa di Giulietta. The visit includes the house museum and balcony access within your reserved time slot.

Booking and entry

1. Tickets and reservations are online only.

2. You should book in advance. Do not assume you can buy a ticket on site.

3. Staff can regulate access in peak periods. Bring a photo ID if you use reduced categories.

Common exceptions and edge cases

Reduced tickets and free entry

The tariff page lists reduced categories and free entry categories. Verify eligibility before you book.

Courtyard access can change by period

Verona has used periods where the courtyard access remains free while the house museum requires a paid ticket. In other peak windows, the city has tightened access routing and entry control. Check the official page close to your visit date.

Sold out time slots

If your slot sells out, you need to adjust your schedule. Plan at least one alternate time window.

What this means for you

If you visit without a booking, you can waste hours or miss the visit entirely. If you plan a tight day schedule in Verona, you should treat Juliet’s House like any other timed museum entry.

This change is also a signal for your wider Italy planning. Expect more access controls at high pressure sights, especially in historic centers with narrow streets.

What you should do now

1. Book your timed entry online as soon as you lock your travel dates.

2. Choose a slot that leaves you buffer time for queues and walking.

3. Keep your booking confirmation ready on your phone.

4. Visit early if you want lower crowd density.

5. Recheck the official notice one or two days before your visit.

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Related reading on GlobalTravelsInfo

For broader planning context, start with Italy travel information. If you travel on a non EU passport, review Italy visa and entry rules. You can also follow similar updates in the News hub.

External sources

You can verify details using these official pages:

1. City of Verona Casa di Giulietta official page

2. Civic Museums of Verona tariff page with prices and the online only booking note

3. Visit Verona overview page for Juliet’s House and museum

FAQ

What is the Juliet’s House ticket price in Verona

The Civic Museums tariff page lists EUR 12 for standard admission.

Do you need to book Juliet’s House online

Yes. The official tariff page says tickets and reservations are online only.

Can you visit the balcony

Yes, the visit includes balcony access within your reserved time slot, under capacity rules.

Is the courtyard always paid

No. Access rules can change by period. Check the official notice close to your visit date.

Are there reduced tickets

Yes. The official tariff page lists reduced categories and free entry categories.

What is the best time to visit

Go early. Midday and weekends bring the highest crowd pressure.