Verona, Italy
The city of Verona is eternally associated with romance and lost love, famous for being the setting of Shakespeare’s "Romeo and Juliet."
A 14th-century residence with a tiny balcony overlooking a courtyard is said be “Juliet’s House."
The Juliet's balcony is at 27 Via Cappello, where Romeo is said to have scaled the wall of Casa di Giulietta.
Miss Juliet is just as beautiful as the last time we visited her many years ago.
A 14th-century residence with a tiny balcony overlooking a courtyard is said be “Juliet’s House."
The Juliet's balcony is at 27 Via Cappello, where Romeo is said to have scaled the wall of Casa di Giulietta.
Miss Juliet is just as beautiful as the last time we visited her many years ago.
Behind the buildings is the Medieval tower Torre dei Lamberti
The Ponte di Pietra ("Stone Wall Bridge") is another Roman landmark that has survived to this day
The meandering Adige River
Ponte Pietra on the Adige River
On the way to the medieval old town
Love the color of the walls
Beautiful statue
At the tombs of the ancient lords of Verona
Restaurants at the main square Piazza Bra
The Verona Arena
The Verona Arena, an ancient amphitheater built by the Romans
Love the ornate windows
The Torre dei Lamberti is in the background
the Venetian lion, the symbolize of the city.
The poet Dante at Piazza dei Signori
We are close to the House of Juliet..
Turning left onto the House of Juliet
La Casa Di Giulietta! 
What a crowd
What a crowd 
The Juliet's balcony
Our beautiful Juliet!
Photo-op with my girl
Names inscribed on the wall by visitors and notes seeking eternal love
The square Piazza Bra
A warrior and a non-warrior
Just a beautiful and romantic city
The meandering Adige River
The ship backing out to sea along the incredible landscape of Venice
Just breathtakingly beautiful! Bye Venice! Bye Italy!
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