Dante a Venezia Segreti della Divina Commedia

In evidenza

Itinerario

1. 1

   Campo San Polo: The Soranzo Legacy:

   Begin the tour in Campo San Polo, one of Venice’s largest squares, dominated by the Palazzo Soranzo. Here, Dante was hosted in 1321 during his diplomatic mission on behalf of Guido Novello da Polenta, the lord of Ravenna. Learn about the Soranzo family and the historical context of Dante’s visit to Venice.

   20 minuti•Ingresso gratuito

2. 2

   Church of San Giacomo di Rialto: The Heart of Venetian Trade

   Head to the Church of San Giacomo di Rialto, one of the oldest churches in Venice, located near the iconic Rialto Bridge. Dante likely visited this area during his stay, where the bustling mercantile activity would have shaped his view of Venice. Discuss the significance of trade and commerce in Dante’s time and how it ties into his view of the world in the Divine Comedy.

   20 minuti•Ingresso gratuito

3. 3

   Campo Santa Maria Formosa

   Campo Santa Maria Formosa: The Merchant’s Venice

   This bustling square was a hub of commercial activity during the Middle Ages and offers a glimpse into the mercantile Venice Dante would have witnessed. Discuss the economic and political significance of the city and how it is reflected in Dante’s depiction of the Arsenale in Inferno (Canto XXI).

   15 minuti•Ingresso gratuito•Vedi sulla mappa

4. 4

   Doge's Palace

   The Doge’s Palace: Dante’s Venice of Power

   The heart of Venetian power, the Doge’s Palace, represents the grandeur and complexity of the Serenissima. Dante would have been struck by its magnificence, echoing the divine justice that permeates the Divine Comedy.

   20 minuti•Ingresso gratuito•Vedi sulla mappa

5. 5

   Riva degli Schiavoni: Reflections of Exile

   Stroll along the Riva degli Schiavoni, once a thriving commercial port. Here, reflect on Dante’s life in exile, a theme central to his work, as he gazed across the sea and contemplated ideas of home and separation.

   20 minuti•Ingresso gratuito

6. 6

   The Arsenale: Infernal Imagery in Venice

   End the tour at the entrance to the Arsenale, Venice’s legendary shipyard, vividly described in Inferno (Canto XXI). Discover how Dante compares the work of the shipbuilders to infernal scenes, blending the symbolic and the real in this iconic location.

   20 minuti•Ingresso gratuito

7. 7

   Each stop will be enriched with readings from the Divine Comedy, historical anecdotes, and connections between Dante’s legacy and Venice, creating a truly immersive cultural and literary experience.

   5 minuti•Ingresso gratuito

Punto d'incontro

Meet the guide in Campo San Polo, near the well.

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Da sapere prima di partire

• Wheelchair accessible
• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
• All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• Mobile or paper ticket accepted
• One per booking

Cancellazione e rimborso

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