• Chiesa di San Fermo - This is the church where Dante spent time during its construction. It now features a chapel built by his family, the “Alighieri.”
• Torre dei Lamberti - Currently a clock tower, it originally served as a protective structure for the noble family against rivals.
• Piazza dei Signori - This historic square is where Dante Alighieri’s life is discussed, including his statue. The square is rich with cultural sites related to “Inferno” and has been a cultural and political hub, offering insights into Dante’s time in Verona and its impact on his work.
• Via Sottoriva - One of Verona’s oldest and best-preserved streets, offering views of the Torricelle hills.
• Arche Scaligere - These are elaborate Gothic tombs in Verona, including the resting place of Cangrande I della Scala, a significant figure admired by Dante Alighieri and mentioned in his Divine Comedy. Dante’s admiration for Cangrande, as depicted in the Divine Comedy, creates a literary and historical link to these remarkable sepulchers, showcasing the blend of politics, literature, and tribute within Verona’s architectural splendor.
• Verona’s Cathedral (Duomo) - This Romanesque church in Verona exudes the tranquility of Paradise and is located in a less-traveled area.
• Piazza delle Erbe - Dante enjoyed strolling through the town, likely drawing inspiration from the bustling trade activities in Piazza delle Erbe, which was once a lively market.

• 1.5 hours to relax and understand life in the Middle Ages
• Explore connections between Divine Comedy stories and architectural details
• 1.5 hours of Divine Comedy stories with a Dante expert
• Unique sightseeing in Verona
• Discover places connected with Dante’s life
• Located in the city center, but off the beaten track

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

The itinerary covers some of the city center’s highlights and off the beaten path places, that Dante loved. The guide will recite a little piece of his book and inspire you with images and words.

Immerse yourself into the Inferno with Porta Leoni Roman gate. Continue the troubles of this infernal circle until the main square of Piazza delle Erbe. Admire the beautiful frescos and the statue of Dante nearby. Walk till the river at the bottom of the purgatory Verona hills with its roman theatre.

Finally get into the Paradise at Duomo di Verona, experiencing the quiet atmosphere of medieval cloisters.

Hear the stories written about Dante, enjoy his life curiosities and visit the city accompanied by a local expert.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.