Casa di Giulietta
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Tourists flock to “Juliet’s House”, the 13th-century presumed abode of the Shakespearean heroine. Complete with a pretty balcony (added in 1928...) the romantically inclined can imagine her uttering that immortal cry: “Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo?” The courtyard walls are plastered with multilingual graffiti left by lovers from all over the world.
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