An exclusive tour for Dante lovers, discovering the medieval Florence that the poet frequented before his exile. You will visit symbolic places of his life, such as the Baptistery of St. John where he was baptized, the places related to the meeting with Beatrice Portinari and the corners of the city that inspired the Divine Comedy. Away from the busy tourist routes, you will explore authentic places accompanied by a dedicated private Guide.
The route is customizable even before the tour; any specific requests or variations may incur a surcharge. Entrance fees to monuments or sites are not included.
In front of the main entrance (central door) of the Basilica of Santa Maria Novella. Guide will hold a yellow tulip in his hand. We recommend arriving 10 minutes before departure time.
In front of the main facade of the Basilica of Santa Croce, in Piazza Santa Croce.
Santa Maria Novella Square – 10 min Historic square and starting point of the tour, once a key gateway to medieval Florence.
Admire Florence’s iconic religious center, including the Baptistery of San Giovanni where Dante was baptized.
Church of Santa Margherita dei Cerchi – 5 min Known as Dante’s Church, this site is linked to Beatrice, his muse and symbol of divine love.
Dante's House (exterior) – 5 min Visit the area traditionally associated with Dante’s birthplace and learn about his early life.
Chestnut Tower – 5 min A historic tower associated with Florence’s medieval justice system and civic assemblies.
6. Republic Square – 5 min Once the Roman forum and later a vibrant medieval Marketplace at the heart of the city.
Orsanmichele – 10 min A unique building symbolizing the power of Florence’s guilds, blending religious and economic life.
Palagio of the Guelph Part – 5 min A key political site tied to the Guelf faction, central to Florence’s internal conflict.
Queen Elizabeth Street & Medieval Towers – 10 min Walk through ancient streets lined with family towers and hear stories of rivalries and power struggles.
10. Church of the Holy Apostles – 5 min One of Florence’s oldest churches, surrounded by legends and medieval traditions.
Old Bridge – 10 min Florence’s most famous bridge, offering views of the Arno and insights into medieval commerce.
See the elevated passageway built for the Medici, symbolizing political power and control.
Queen's Square – 15 min The political heart of Florence, where major events shaped the city and Dante’s life.
Former seat of justice and government where Dante was involved in public life.
Final stop of the tour, where Dante is honored despite being buried elsewhere.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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