Dante Alighieri tour: where history meets literature

Dante's burning love for Florence was never extinguished, even during the exile that inspired him to write The Divine Comedy. The poet would have called his home town "Fiorenza", back before Giotto's Campanile, the Brunelleschi Dome and the Palazzo Vecchio came into being. Set off into Dante's Florence, through the traditional narrow streets, Gothic monuments, ancient squares and shops that seem to be frozen in time. Take a walk with an expert guide and discover his role in the political and cultural landscape of the time. Imagine his voice and let yourself be enchanted by the small church of Santa Margherita de' Cerchi, where the celebrated poet met Beatrice, the muse who inspired him throughout his life. A fascinating insight into a cultural icon.