Florence: Dan Brown’s Inferno Tour

Additional Information & Description

Florence: Dan Brown’s Inferno Tour follows Robert Langdon’s trail through the city, turning scenes from the bestselling novel into a guided walk. The story gives the visit its focus: rather than treating Florence as a backdrop, the tour takes you to the places that feature in Brown’s narrative.

Six places on the Inferno trail

The itinerary takes in the Duomo, Badia Tower, the Gates of Paradise, the Bargello, Beatrice’s Tomb and Palazzo della Signoria. These named stops give you a concrete route through the novel’s Florence, with churches, a tower and a palace among the places to look out for. Recognizing the settings is part of the appeal, as locations encountered on the page become places you can see during the walk.

Two hours with a live guide

The ticket includes a two-hour guided walking tour of Florence featuring scenes from Inferno. A guide leads the route, so the literary theme carries through the walk rather than depending on your own navigation between locations. Live guiding is available in English, French, Italian and Spanish. Food and drinks are not included; the included experience is the guided walk itself.

Where to arrive

Head to Fontana del Nettuno in Piazza della Signoria for the start of the tour. Arrive 15 minutes before the scheduled departure. That advance arrival time is separate from the two-hour tour duration, so allow for it when planning your time in Florence.

Ticket format and accessibility

Tickets are delivered instantly, and smartphone tickets are accepted. The tour is wheelchair accessible. These practical details apply to the walking tour, alongside the guided itinerary through the city’s Inferno locations.