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See the death mask of Dantein Florence, Italy

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In the Palazzo Vecchio you will find the death mask of Dante, which is going to see many of his admirers.
How to see the death mask of Dante in Florence
In the Palazzo Vecchio, on the first floor, between the Apartments of Eleanor and the Halls of Priors is the death mask of Dante.

Dante was exiled from Florence, and so was unable to return to his hometown. In memory of the great compatriot city dwellers were placed in the main building of Florence his death mask, which is you can see.

Where to do?

#19Palazzo Vecchio in FlorencePalazzo Vecchio

Palazzo Vecchio is a luxurious building in Piazza della Signoria, the clock tower of this palace reminiscent the home of fairytale characters.

Location: Piazza della Signoria
Open hours: from 9:00 am to 7:00-11:00 pm

How much?

€10.

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