Dante House Museum

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Via Santa Margherita, 1, 50122 Firenze FI
Added by Jopie, at 21 August 2016

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• Dag Hovden

  08 October 2017

  Small but interesting museum, focused on the Superior Poet, well worth the entrance fee.

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• Bernardo Farah

  12 September 2017

  Not huge, exhibits are often contrived and based on hearsay. Some cool stuff, not that much about Dante, more based on the era.

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• Scottius94

  11 September 2017

  Not very inspiring. All the exhibits have thick blocks of texts - some don't have english translations. It's not so much a museum devoted to Dante as one devoted to Florence's medieval history - which is fine, but fails to properly introduce the visitor to it without drowning them in names and dates without clear context (for instance, they do not explain who the Guelphs and Ghibelines are).

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• Marcello Segato

  23 July 2017

  the Hotel in the woods. I wend there for work. But it's clearly a holiday resort.

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• Yordan Zhekov

  28 May 2017

  Very popular place for tourists. It is quite secluded but is central and easy to find. Great for photos. It is one of the places to visit when in Florence.

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• Navid Basseri

  14 December 2016

  House of Dante Alighieri converted to a museum, I believe it could be much better. The atmosphere is not so Dante reminder or something that bring you to Divine Comedy. But anyway it's a place that literature lovers should pay a visit.

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• Florence Bike Tours

  07 November 2016

  One of the most important spots in Florence, the place where Dante Alighieri, the Italian language's father, was born.

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• Brianna Park

  24 September 2016

  Even though tickets are not expensive, it's not worth 4 euros. Not much about Dante..

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• Teodora Kraeva

  11 September 2016

  Kind of disappointed, expected to of Dante's history, instead there was the city's history. Further more, almost everything is written in Italian, soo unless you don't know Italian, you won't understand much of the information.

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• Fabio Teixeira

  28 August 2016

  I love the works of Dante and that was one of my must see places. But I was disappointed. They could have done it much better.

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