Guided visit discovering locations of"INFERNO" movie with access to Palazzo Vecchio
Join us and discover the mysterious world created by Dan Brown in his best seller "Inferno". We will follow a unique itinerary in Florence, discovering hidden secrets and symbols portrayed also in the "Inferno" movie with Tom Hanks. At the end of the tour you will enjoy an Italian breakfast!
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Half Day Walking Tour in Florence on the locations of Dan Brown's "Inferno" highlights:
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An unusual and rewarding half day walking tour of Florence, developed around Dan Brown's best-seller "Inferno"
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Discover the mysteries and secrets behind the most important attractions of Florence
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Follow the dark and captivating intrigue of Dan Brown's Inferno in this Medieval Florence tour
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Visit Palazzo Vecchio, Town hall of Florence where faith and science join together
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Enjoy an Italian breakfast on a panoramic terrace
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Get ready for the ultimate mystery tour of Florence! A guided walking tour through the Medieval Town between secrets and revelations, wandering through all the sites described in Dan Brown's novel "Inferno". You will visit the city in an unconventional way, in a magical atmosphere of suspense and history. This tour will introduce you to all the wonderful places Dan Brown mentioned in his succesful book and seen in Tom Hanks' movie.
Explore Florence in the footsteps of Dan Brown's Inferno
Our expert guide will entertain you through an intriguing path of anecdotes and clue-filled history that will reveal all the most important sights and locations that professor Robert Langdon visited in Dan Brown's masterpiece. Not only, but during this guided tour you will also gain knowledge regarding Dante's life and masterpiece: the Divine Comedy. You will be impressed from all the connections Dan Brown's "Inferno" has with Dante and the history of the Divine Comedy. You will walk through the Medieval part of Florence, its tower houses, narrow streets and, of course, mysteries.
Visit some of the best attractions in Florence
After a first part of the walking tour in the city centre with your expert guide it will be time for an unmissable stop for "Inferno" lovers. You will then be able to visit the stunning Palazzo Vecchio, Townhall of Florence where faith and science join together with breathless revelations. You will then admire the "Salone dei 500" and the Museum of Palazzo Vecchio, the Hall of Geographical Maps, the Capriate and Dante's Death Mask.
An exclusive Italian breakfast
This walking tour that will allow you to learn more about the hidden secrets of Florence and about its protagonists of the past: Dante, Botticelli, Michelangelo and Vasari through the lens of Dan Brown's symbology. At the end of the tour, it will be time to relax with an exclusive Italian breakfast served on a private panoramic terrace of an ancient building in Florence. At the end of the tour, you will receive a Florence City GuideBook as our present for you!
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Reviews of VIP Small Group Tour of Florence in the footsteps of Dan Brown's "Inferno"
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Reviewed by bhardwajhimangi
Beautiful Florence....great tour
I took this relatively expensive tour under Giulia's expert guidance last week and was certainly impressed! She is a brilliant guide and knows the Medicis as well as her art inside out and she made the Uffizi Gallery so much fun! The walk through Vasari corridor was impressive and information packed and to know the interesting historical anecdotes was certainly enriching. Giulia knows so much and adds so much humor and excitement to the walk that you end up feeling it is indeed value for money. The walk is from Uffizi to Palazzo Pitti through the Vasari Corridor and all you Dan Brown lovers will love it!
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Reviewed by Miley6
Excellent choice to see the highlights of Florence in a day
We booked the Dan Brown Inferno tour in the morning and the Vasari Corridor and Uffizi tour in the same afternoon..... Vanessa our tour guide for both was just fascinating and very engaging with the whole group. We took our two 12 year old daughters and they were not looking forward to the day (being more interested in fashion than art) but they were captivated by her the entire day and made our enjoyment complete. Please thank her again directly And look forward to another tour next time we visit.
5
Reviewed by Waimai
Fantastic Florence
Florence is an absolutely fabulous place to wander about for several days. The climbs to the top of the church tower, bell tower, and nearby hill give fabulous views and are well worth while.Florence is a place that grabs you and allows you to steep yourself in the local culture.
5
Reviewed by expatDubai
Amazing city!
We thoroughly enjoyed our day tour to Florence. Amazing historical buildings, squares, streets and alleys to walk around and explore. Piazza del Duomo, Piazza della Signoria, Palazzo Vecchio and the beautiful bridge Ponte Vecchio with its old houses. Fortunately this bridge was spared when the Nazis bombed the city. We only wished we would have had more time here!
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Reviewed by Jamesil
Fascinating
While in Firenze last July I was lucky enough to catch Dan Brown's Inferno Tour. I booked it on line and joined a small group for a very informative and fun walking tour dedicated to the locations in Florence featured in Dan Brown's Inferno (which I read while I was in Florence). Mario Gesu (himself a skilled guide and an expert on Dante's Inferno) lead our 2.5-3 hour tour of the sites. He was enthusiastic and attentive and would take time to ensure that each guest was attended to and had all their questions answered. Mario also would recite Cantos from Dante's Inferno from time to time from memory. We saw the Palazzo Vecchio including the secret passageways leading to the Vasari Corridor and the one behind the map of Armenia leading into the room within which the Medici could eavesdrop on the deliberations in the Hall of 500 (a massive and impressive hall devoted to the Medici and containing works of art by Vasari, Michelaogelo and many others). From there we traveled through the alley ways to La Badia (a solemn and serene church still active today), to Dante and Beatrice's church to the Baptistry and then the Duomo. All the while Mario would point out sites of significance both historically and in respect of Dan Brown's thriller. It was a masterfully executed tour by a truly engaging guide. Grazie Mario. Bravo.
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Reviewed by quete
Thought we knew enough without Inferno Tour, Wrong!
Took the Inferno Tour today with Elisa L. We debated on taking the tour because we've been to Firenze several times and while reading the book we knew exactly where everything took place. Well, we learned and saw new things and an unexpected surprise was added to the Museo di Palazzo Vecchio portion of the tour. It won't be a surprise if I tell you, so book this tour and you too will be excited! We did the morning tour only but left with so much historical knowledge and we enthralled when Elisa read excerpts from the book. Was just as exciting as rereading the book itself!! A lot of effort by staff was put into the tour making it a very worthwhile adventure!