This tour is made for a visitor who:1. Is a huge fan of Dante’s work, knows fragments from the Divine Comedy by memory, and uses them in conversations every time he founds the right moment to do so (and sometimes, not so much).2. Doesn’t know much about Dante, had heard from him a few times -probably at school-, but seems interested in knowing his story, especially now that he’s here in the city that gave life to this poet.3. Has never heard of Dante, but has time and desire to learn something new, even more so if that entails walking around the city.If you identified with any of the descriptions, and you’re interested in learning in situ about Dante’s life, this is the tour for you. And of course, if your situation does not correspond to any of those described above, but you’re still interested in doing the tour, you're more than welcome!Now, some important facts:This tour is designed to take approximately a full day. Sorry, you must wake up early (or spend a whole night awake, depending on what time you start). Just kidding! Here you can organize your time the way you want, we're going to suggest a journey and you can decide what you want to see in more detail or not.Why do we say this? Because the aim of the tour is to show you all or the vast majority of the attractions that have some relationship to our poet, either because there’s a portrait of him there, because it was part of his life, or because there are legends they link it with that space. And to access several of these places requires time, and sometimes buying an entrance ticket. We will tell you of all these details in each of the check points -where also you will see images of the most important things that are there- so you can make a more informed decision.Oh! And you must be attentive, because at some check points we could surprise you with a little quiz.And now one last tip before you begin: the historic center of Florence is not as big as you might think, so many of the points that we see here are very close to each other. So you can better enjoy the tour if you follow the route and numbers that are indicated here, and click the "Start" button when you find yourself in front of the Dante’s House Museum.With this in mind, let's get started!