PadloveJuliet's House, where love finds its words
The courtyard with the most famous balcony in the world, kept forever.
In Verona, a small courtyard shelters the most beloved balcony in the world: that of Romeo and Juliet. Its walls are overwhelmed with words of love, and generations of lovers have come to entrust their vow. Juliet's House is the place where people swear "forever." Padlove is its sequel: your love lock, here, without ever weighing on its stones.
The story of the place
The Casa di Giulietta in Verona owes its fame to its courtyard and its celebrated balcony, which became the imagined setting of the most famous scene in Romeo and Juliet. Lovers from around the world converge here to stand where, in the story, two names promised themselves to each other. The place has become a pilgrimage of the heart.
Over time, the entrance wall became covered with love notes, scribbled words, chewing gum and locks hung by those who wanted to leave a trace of their visit. This urge to seal one's vow on the spot is universal, but it ends up damaging the very walls that make the place beautiful. Padlove carries on this gesture without weighing on the stone.
In the courtyard also stands the bronze statue of Juliet. Tradition holds that touching her breast brings luck in love, and countless hands have polished it over the visits. The House is also home to the "Club di Giulietta," which answers the love letters sent to Juliet from all over the world: here, love always finds someone to listen.
Why seal your love lock here
- Seal your vow at the foot of the most famous balcony in the world, where people come to say "forever."
- Carry on the gesture of Verona's lovers without damaging its walls: your love lock lives on the map, never on the stone.
- Inscribe your promise with both your names in a place that has always listened to and kept love.
The "Club di Giulietta" answers the love letters addressed to Juliet from all over the world. With Padlove, your vow stays legible and intact, with both your names, without ever weighing down the walls of its courtyard.
Continue the journey
- Pont des Arts — The bridge of lovers from all over the world, made eternal.
- Pont de l’Archevêché — The narrowest of Paris bridges, the widest for hearts.
- Passerelle Léopold-Sédar-Senghor — From the Musée d’Orsay to the Tuileries garden, a pas de deux.