Juliet Capulet Statue

Let’s take a moment to find a touch of romance and international flair in Munich at the Juliet Statue! While it might not be a traditional Bavarian landmark, it’s a charming reminder of the power of love and a popular spot for visitors seeking a bit of good fortune.

So, the Juliet Statue isn’t a centuries-old monument; it’s a relatively recent addition to Munich. It was gifted to Munich by the city of Verona, Italy, in 1974. Verona is, of course, the setting for Shakespeare’s famous play, "Romeo and Juliet."

The driving force was a symbol of friendship! Munich and Verona are twin cities, and the statue was a gesture of goodwill and cultural exchange.

This is a bronze replica of the statue in Verona, which is said to bring good luck in love.

Why do people touch the Juliet Statue?

Well, it’s because of tradition. It is believed that rubbing Juliet’s right breast will bring good luck in love, or help you find your soulmate.

This tradition has made her bronze shine.

The touching of the statue is related to bringing you luck in romance.