Verona

Walking with Dante in Verona: From Inferno to Paradise

Name: Walking with Dante in Verona: From Inferno to Paradise
Brand: Slow Travel Italia
SKU: dante
Price: 35.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

Walking with Dante in Verona: From Inferno to Paradise

€35,00 EUR

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A relaxed walking tour to bring the Divine Comedy to life in the streets of the Ancient Verona. Get to know Dante as a traveler, poet, and human being.

Free cancellation, 24 hrs before

Duration: 1.5 hour

Piazza San Fermo, 37121 Verona

Small groups up to 10 participants

English, Italian

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What travellers says ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Diego – Italy
the preparation and kindness and availability of the guide assigned to us
Stephanie – Malta
I'm from Verona and this tour allowed me to discover places and stories of Verona that I didn't know
Marian – Italy
The guide enthralled us at each stop with information about Dante's life but more importantly, she explained why Dante wrote the "The Divine Comedy".

Walking with Dante in Verona: From Inferno to Paradise

Experience

Highlights

1.5 hours of divine comedy stories with a Dante expert
Uncover incredible sightseeing in Verona where Dante used to hang out
Listen to Inferno, Purgatory, and Paradise pieces connected to the traditions

Full description

Unearth the spellbinding world of Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri, right in the heart of Verona. A city that served as more than just a backdrop to his transcendent verses.

In fact, the poet was a guest of the illustrious Scaligeri Family that in Verona built castles, arch bridges, and palaces and depicted the street walls with frescos.

Your guide will illuminate the intricate connections between Dante's work and the sites you will visit, enriching your understanding and making the verses come alive as you traverse the city's labyrinthine streets.

Includes

One hour and a half
Stories of Dante in Verona and from its divine comedy book
Guided tour of key landmarks of Verona, including Duomo main church, Piazza Erbe square, Arche Scaligere tombs, and Ponte Pietra Arch Bridge