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Museo Casa di Dante stands in a tight knot of lanes between the Duomo and Palazzo Vecchio, on the traditional site of the Alighieri houses. The “house” is a 1910s reconstruction of a medieval stone tower-home, with a small courtyard, wellhead and Dante bust marking the entrance. Inside, three floors work more like a compact Dante centre than a period interior. The first reconstructs medieval Florence and Dante’s youth; the second follows exile, battles and factional politics with maps, documents and objects from his guild. The top floor turns to the Commedia, using manuscripts, models and immersive projections to walk visitors through Inferno, Purgatorio and Paradiso. It’s a focused stop: small, didactic, and dense with context rather than relics