I travelled all the way from Milan to Verona, a distance of 164 km, just to look at the residence of Juliet. Believe it or not ?
"Two households, both alike in dignity,
In fair Verona where we lay our scene,
From ancient grudge break to new mutiny,
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This statue seems to follow you every where you go in Italy. He is always there before you do. I can prove it to in my later post. Strange.
Piazza Bra.
According to the reliable source, there was no concrete evidence to show that Shakespeare did visit this place. It was all because he mentioned it in his "Romeo and Juliet".
This is the balcony mentioned in "Romeo and Juliet" by Shakespeare. It is the most famous landmark in Verona.
Look at the crowd, there were hardly any space for you to squeeze in.
Can you again spot the shiny area of this statute?
You are supposed to rub the Juliet's "right" breast for luck. Due to the number of luck seekers., it was nearly impossible to perform this.
To enter this old building, you have to pay six euro. If you want to re-act Juliet's play at the balcony, maybe it is worthwhile to spend this kind of money. I don't know.
1 comment:
very nice..
how i wish i can visit there too! =)
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