Walking tour through the Dante’s places

Walking tour through the streets of Florence, in search of the traces left by the great poet, Dante Alighieri. From the Baptistery to the Ponte Vecchio, in a unique historical setting.

How the itinerary is structured...

Meeting of the participants in Florence. Day dedicated to the discovery of the places mentioned in the Divine Comedy and which represent a crucial point in the history of Florence and Dante Alighieri: Baptistery, Church of Santa Margherita, Dante's House Museum, Former Church of San Pier Scheraggio, Ponte Vecchio, Badia Fiorentina and the Church of Santa Croce. The tour starts from “Bel San Giovanni” and then goes into the medieval alleys of Florence, moving between history and legend. From the Church of Beatrice to the so-called Dante's house, retracing the political events of the Florentine Republic, discovering the tower houses where many families mentioned in the Divine Comedy lived. Guelphs and Ghibellines and then White Guelphs and Black Guelphs: families who hated each other, often living a few meters from each other. Guided by the Commedia plaques scattered in the center, you will retrace lesser-known moments and monuments in the history of the city. Thanks to Dante's places you will discover a Florence divided into major arts and minor arts: the church of Orsanmichele is meaningful. We will talk about the political experience of the Divine Poet in the places of power of Florence in the 13th century. The tour will end in the Santa Croce district. During the walk, lunch in a restaurant with a typical Florentine menu. Termination of services.