Monument to Juliet Capuleti, Bronze statue at Casa di Giulietta in Verona, Italy.
The bronze sculpture depicts Juliet in a youthful pose with elegant silhouette reminiscent of 14th-century Verona art, particularly evoking the Madonna Verona statue in Piazza Erbe.
Created by Nereo Costantini in 1968 with support from the Verona Lions Club, the original sculpture was initially displayed in Palazzo Forti before being moved to Juliet's House courtyard.
The monument serves as a popular pilgrimage site for visitors interested in the romantic legend associated with Romeo and Juliet, contributing substantially to Verona's identity as Shakespeare's hometown.
Located at Casa di Giulietta on Via Cappello 23, the statue can be accessed during regular visiting hours with guided tour options and special events available through the dedicated website.
Copies of the Juliet statue are situated in international cities such as Munich, San Francisco, Chicago, and Bangkok, highlighting the widespread recognition of this romantic symbol worldwide.
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