Tomb Of Romeo And Juliet

To me the “Tomba di Giulietta” (Tomb of Juliet) is the Juliet from William Shakespeare’s drama “Romeo and Juliet” tomb. Why would someone just say that the Tomb of Juliet is the Juliet from “Romeo and Juliet” tomb. Furthermore, it specifically says that it is the tomb of juliet. Finally, why would they make the tomb and houses if the drama was fake and Juliet wasn’t actually put in the tomb. Why would someone just say the tomb was Juliet’s. People wouldn’t just say the tomb is Juliet’s because if they did less people would want to go to the Tomb of Juliet. If they just said that was Juliet’s tomb, the place would probably get shut down. Something that proves this is Juliet’s tomb is that the whole thing where the tomb is and including the tomb was made in the time of Romeo and Juliet.
Outside there is a sign that says “Tomba di Giulietta” which means the Tomb of Juliet, so it just straight up tells you that it is Juliet’s Tomb. According to Laura Teso from the website http://mycornerofitaly.com/juliets-tomb-in-verona/, she also says it’s Juliet’s tomb. Some argue that it is not Juliet’s tomb and say it could’ve been someone else’s tomb and someone just said it was Juliet’s tomb to make money off of it. The reasoning behind this view is because it was only a story made up by William Shakespeare. Furthermore because people just wanted to make it an