Perfect for your first night, Lust eases you into the Florentine scene. At Lust, in the drunken darkness, it’s easy to romanticize the Italian men you’ll meet. If this sounds familiar, Lust will be one of your favorite stops in Florence. When you tell people you’re traveling to Italy, it’s not uncommon for them to bring up the men (“They’re quite the attraction”). If you’re a local, you don’t go to Limbo, you live in live Limbo. If you’re a tourist, you go to Limbo to (1) relax after the flight or (2) forget that you’re traveling. Typically, Limbo is between here and there. The only people who stay in Limbo are first-day tourists and Florentine residents (some of them, at least). In theory, Limbo should the most popular place on this list-who wouldn’t want to be stuck in Florence? In practice, however, this liminal space is the most vacant.
Make sure to hit these nine key attractions to get the true Florence experience on your vacation! Circle I: Limbo Each circle contains a different subset of sinners, with punishments specific to the subset.ĭante’s Inferno struggles with the battle between church and state, but his commentary on Florence still holds true, just in a much different way. In Inferno, Dante is led through the nine circles of hell by the Poet Virgil. While in exile, Dante wrote Inferno, the first book in The Divine Comedy. Dante did not support the political endeavors of the Catholic Church, as he believed the church was meant to be a community, not an institution. His exile was a result of his work to separate the city of Florence from the papacy. In 1302, Dante Alighieri was exiled from Florence.
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