“Leave all hope, you who enter” (Abandon all hope, ye who enter) as Dante says) – Nine outer circles from Dante’s Inferno, seven sins and one unfathomable secret. The character played by actor and his partner Tom Hanks and his partner Sienna Brooks, the character played by the actress Felicity Jones, covering those itineraries as seen on the big screen, through historical and mysterious Florentine crossroads, searching for hints and secret passages, led by your ‘Virgilio’, your guide and light during the entire tour. We will step first at ‘Palazzo Vecchio’ and right after we will pamper ourselves with the best cappuccino in town. We will continue, following the steps in the book of the Alighieri, also known as Dante, a major Italian poet of the Late Middle Ages and one of the most prominent literary figures in the world. We will have a chance to see Dante’s death mask and some Divine Comedy’s ancient original scripts, one place after the other we will get to our secret and end of tour: this experience, in which Florence. Our last step is the Baptistery and the Tower of Florence, which you will be able to visit both independently after our tour is finished.

The Tour follows the path of Robert Langdon in Florence, as read in the latest novel by Dan Brown: Inferno. You will travel through the hectic escape of Robert Langdon in the most beautiful and mysterious monuments of the town, with a professional tour guide, or to keep to the topic, a modern Virgilio.

The tour starts in Palazzo Vecchio, built in 1299 to be the base for the Republic of Florence, and then restored by Vasari for the Grand Duke Cosimo de’ Medici, with the magnificent Salone dei 500: here are the huge frescos by Vasari, with the mysterious message “cerca trova” (seek and you shall find); but also statues representing the most important members of the Medici family and a beautiful statue by Michelangelo.

Now’s the time to pamper ourselves with the best cappuccino in town.

You will see the death mask of Dante Alighieri, to end the visit in the room of the maps, where lies the secret passage used by Langdon to escape from the palazzo. Once out of Palazzo Vecchio, you’ll walk in the same streets as Langdon, noticing the bell tower from where Mr Zobrist suicides to start the book, but also the place where Leonardo da Vinci lived when he painted the Mona Lisa. The tour moves on to see the home of Durante degli Alighieri, best known as Dante, and his church, until suddenly you get out of the medieval streets and get overwhelmed by the huge Duomo and his cupola.

The tour will move to the Baptistery, to see the plaque related to the “black death” and the shining gates of paradise, one of the masterpieces of the renaissance, before entering to see the gorgeous mosaic on the ceiling, and all the other works of art inside.

The tour includes a ticket for a visit to the Baptistery and to the Tower Bell of Florence, which you will be able to visit (both) independently after the tour is finished.