The church where Dante used to hang out when it was built. Now contains a chapel built by his family, the "Alighieri"

It's looking like a tower clock now but before it was a tower to keep the noble family safe from rival ones.

We will talk about Dante Alighieri life in this ancient square, including his own statue. Because this square has unique cultural spots related to Inferno. Moreover it has been a cultural and political center, offering a glimpse into Dante's time in Verona and its influence on his work.

One of the oldest and well preserved street in Verona overlooking the hills of Torricelle

The Arche Scaligere in Verona are a series of elaborate Gothic tombs, among them the resting place of Cangrande I della Scala, a powerful figure whom Dante Alighieri admired and referenced in his Divine Comedy. Dante's admiration for Cangrande, depicted in the Divine Comedy, adds a literary and historical connection to these impressive sepulchers, highlighting the intertwining of politics, literature, and homage within the architectural grandeur of Verona.

The peace of the Paradise is in this place, a Romanesque Church in Verona. In an off the beaten track spot.

Dante loved to walk around the town. For sure he was inspired by the trades activities in Piazza delle Erbe, once upon a time a vibrant markets.