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1 June 2021

Discovering Florence in the footsteps of Dante Alighieri: “Must-sees”

In 1265, one of the greatest poets of all time was born in Florence, Italy. Dante Alighieri has an incomparable legacy… After Dante, no other poet has ever reached the same level of respect, recognition, and fame. Not only did he transform the Italian language, but he also forever altered European literature. Among his works, “Divine Comedy,” is the most famous epic poem, continuing to inspire readers and writers to this day.
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The Mugello Region – an Unconventional Tour of Tuscany
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Florence's Top 20 Museums
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Maremma Nature Park and the Stunning Ruins of San Rabano Abbey
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Discover the Gulf of Tigullio: Rapallo, Santa Margherita Ligure, Paraggi and Portofino
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Enchanted by Punta Ala And Its Surroundings
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Como and Bellagio, Two Exquisite Retreats along Spectacular Lake Como
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