Tomba di Giulietta
Tomba di Giulietta
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8:30 AM - 7:30 PM
Monday
1:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Tuesday
8:30 AM - 7:30 PM
Wednesday
8:30 AM - 7:30 PM
Thursday
8:30 AM - 7:30 PM
Friday
8:30 AM - 7:30 PM
Saturday
8:30 AM - 7:30 PM
Sunday
8:30 AM - 7:30 PM
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Travelman541
Antwerp, Belgium15 contributions
Sep 2020 • Couples
We arrived today at 16h35, with the combi tickets that we bought at the balcony. When we arrived the access was refused, because the attraction would be closed around 17h00 and entrance was not allowed in the last half hour. Everywhere was clearly indicated that it would be open until 19h30 and not 17h00! Refund of the price difference was refused, entry for 25 minutes was refused and chance to enter tomorrow was also refused. This is a scam by the city of Verona! You could have been flexibel to correct your own fault!
Written September 13, 2020
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Sara C
16 contributions
Oct 2020 • Solo
The staff here speak English but it is probably best they don’t speak as they are INCREDIBLY RUDE, I don’t think I’ve ever been to a tourist attraction in my life where the staff have been so bad. I am thankful I only paid €1 as a combo ticket as I didn’t enjoy this uncomfortable experience. Also educate your staff members on ‘invisible disabilities’ not only wheelchair users need to use the disabled bathrooms.
Written October 3, 2020
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AllieC
Florida85 contributions
Jun 2022 • Family
As I read other reviews I noticed a common theme: no mention to the fact that this museum is of Juliet’s tomb AND a collection of famous afrescos rescued from around Verona! The instructional video on how afrescos are detached from original walls to preserve them was very interesting. The displays of the rescued afrescos from various eras impressive. One of the female staff members answered several of my questions and pointed out small details I had not noticed (ie, glitter-like material in one of the afrescos). She was well-informed, passionate about the art and her city, which showed in her descriptions.
Written June 2, 2022
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Christopher G
Oxted, UK669 contributions
Oct 2023 • Couples
After visiting the Casa di Giulietta, we felt we had to visit the Tomba di Giulietta - use your Verona Card for free entry.
The convent, which previously belonged to the Cappuccini Monks, dates from the 13th century, however "Juliet’s tomb" only dates back to 1937. The Director of Veronese Museums at that time decided to identify the convent with the burial of the Shakespearean heroine. An ancient and empty red marble sarcophagus that had lain in the garden of the former convent for decades or centuries was relocated to a room. We felt tat it was a rather underwhelming sight.
The convent, which previously belonged to the Cappuccini Monks, dates from the 13th century, however "Juliet’s tomb" only dates back to 1937. The Director of Veronese Museums at that time decided to identify the convent with the burial of the Shakespearean heroine. An ancient and empty red marble sarcophagus that had lain in the garden of the former convent for decades or centuries was relocated to a room. We felt tat it was a rather underwhelming sight.
Written October 24, 2023
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JRMADA
United States3,332 contributions
Oct 2022
There is nothing to see here. We purchased this ticket along with the Juliette’s House ticket and were greatly disappointed with this. First of all, it is far from the city center (a bit of a walk). Second, this is just an empty uncovered stone coffin. Nothing says that Juliette was ever buried there other than a sign outside the entrance of the site. Anybody could have been buried there or no one at all for all we know. Most people reviewing this are reviewing the museum which is not what this is for. This page is for Tomba di Giulietta and not the museum. Let’s not mix things please. I went to the Tomba and didn’t have tickets for the museum on site. You don’t even enter the same door. Knowing what I know now, I would not have paid extra to see this when I purchased the Juliette’s House ticket. It is a complete waste of time. If you use Apple Maps to get you there, it will put you in the wrong location and just short of the site. It took us a little while to find it. We don’t recommend this place.
Written October 31, 2022
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Stephanie & Anthony
Newark-on-Trent, UK814 contributions
Sep 2020 • Couples
Took 15 minutes to walk from julie house and i would guess we spent 15 minutes inside the tomb of which 5 were in the toilets... hardly qorth bothering had we not bought a combi ticket.
Really not much to look at, the house is from one of the old veronese families and yet hardly any information is given on this important scalia family. Missed opportunity.
Really not much to look at, the house is from one of the old veronese families and yet hardly any information is given on this important scalia family. Missed opportunity.
Written September 30, 2020
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Erika
Caracas, Venezuela9,864 contributions
Aug 2020
The story about Romeo and Giulietta is fictional. This is just a little museum and I think the entrence fee is to high for what you see inside
Written September 19, 2020
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Richard B
Andover, UK63 contributions
Jul 2018 • Couples
Find an old cellar, put an even older stone coffin in it (base only and empty), call it Juliette's tomb (largely based on hearsay) and charge 6 euros to view it plus some frescoes which you were not looking for. Not impressed.
Written July 17, 2018
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Lyfroes
New York City, NY299 contributions
Oct 2014 • Solo
I admit that I went at the end of high season so crowds were a little smaller. But I was surprised to be only 1 of 2 tourists at this site. I was there for an hour enjoying the art gallery and was all alone in the tomb for nearly 15 minutes. There were too many guards for such a small place but they just lurked and watched without disturbing me. Its a very peaceful place to visit. Great for solo travellers or couples.
Written January 28, 2015
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yvette2008
Launceston, Australia18 contributions
Jun 2014
I had the Verona card so after seeing juliette's house was keen to see the tomb. I found it interesting. I also enjoyed seeing the frescos. Wasn't too far away from other attractions and I enjoyed seeing the other items on display.
Written July 20, 2014
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How much time would you plan in the museo degli Affreschi and the Casa / Tomba Giulleta for „normal“ tourists including a 10 years old child? Thanks in advance for your help!
Written April 25, 2023
Hai visitato anche il museo degli affreschi che è nelle stesso complesso della "tomba di Giuletta"?
vale decine di volte la presunta tomba!
Written May 6, 2017
No purtroppo non ne ho avuto il tempo, ma conto di farlo appena potrò
Written May 9, 2017
Ciao, non saprei, forse nel cortile ma sotto dove c'è la tomba non credo.
Written April 2, 2017
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