How many times have we seen the Romeo and Juliet story. In the cinema, in the theater, in musicals, on television. It is one of the most widespread love stories in the world that, to this day, is news. On this occasion, because the messages written by visitors on the wall below the mythical Romeo and Juliet balcony will remain intact.
The information ensures that both Italians and tourists visiting the city of Verona and stamp their legends on those walls, they will remain for posterity in the so-called House of Juliet, where Romeo recited the most famous fictional love verses in the world thanks to the pen of William Shakespeare.
The news came after the councilor for Public Works of the Verona City Council, Vittorio di Dio, had pronounced the idea of banning writings on Juliet's House. Given this, the mayor of the city Flavio Tosi, confirmed that no one will prohibit such a tradition that "although it is not art, it constitutes a tradition that will not be broken."
Verona is one of the most visited Italian cities in the whole country, especially in this tourist attraction which is a XNUMXth century inn where the Capulet family lived, historically at odds with the Montagues. It was precisely this story that inspired Shakespeare's drama.