Our favourite hotels near Casa di Dante Museum

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Ferdinando II dei Medici Florence

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Albergo Firenze

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Grand Hotel Cavour Florence

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Cristina Florence

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Hotel Brunelleschi Florence

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Benivieni Hotel Florence

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Bavaria Florence

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Hotel Calzaiuoli Florence

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Hotel De Lanzi Florence

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Maxim Florence

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Bernini Palace Florence

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Borghese Palace Art Hotel Florence

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Axial Florence

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Aldini Florence

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Costantini Florence

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Dante Alighieri was an Italian poet of the Middle Ages, who is considered to have written the greatest literacy pieces in the Italian language. He is also known as ‘il Sommo Poeta’ (the Supreme Poet). Today, the Casa di Dante is a reconstruction of Dante’s birth-home in the 13th century building style, and the seat of the Museum which is dedicated to the most important stages of his life and works. It’s the best place for history and literacy buffs to visit, so make sure to check here at EasyToBook.com for a great deal on one of the many budget hotels near the Casa di Dante Museum in Florence.

In the late 19th century, the location of the Dante Alighieri’s family home was discovered, and by 1911 the municipality administrators of Florence ordered the building of a house to honor their famous son. Presumably the Casa di Dante was built in the same location as his original home. The museum is set up on the three floors of the Casa. The first floor features aspects of 13th century Florence and the poet’s early years, with displays of series of documents, reproductions of weaponry and models. The second floor is dedicated to Dante’s life and work while in exile from his beloved Florence and the last twenty years of Dante’s life, his travels around Italy and his death in Ravenna in 1321. The third floor displays things related to Dante and many different editions of the poets ‘Divina Commedia’ possibly his best work.