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  • The Inferno Guide & Blog
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    • Places
    • Symbols
    • Personalities
    • Works of Art
    • Dante & his Work
    • Mystery Stuff
    • Miscellany
    • Events in Florence
  • Walking Tours
    • The Florence Inferno Tour
    • Inferno Package: Hotel & Tour
    • Uffizi & Accademia Tour
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    • Photography Workshop & Tour
    • Private Tours
    • Florence Inferno Halloween Tour 2019
  • Interesting Books
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Tag Archives: Geography

The Apennine ridge of Central Italy by Franco Vannini

The Apennines

The first time Robert Langdon, the main character in Dan Brown’s Inferno, gazed at the Apennines was from a train going from Florence to Venice. Langdon saw the vineyards and farms gradually become less frequent and the landscape of plains be replaced by the Apennines.

May 17, 2017Leave a commentInferno's PlacesBy Florence Inferno

Tremiti Islands, Adriatic Sea, Italy

The Adriatic Sea

“… Soon the train would navigate the sinuous mountain pass and then descend again, powering eastward toward the Adriatic Sea.” This passage describes the moment in which Robert Langdon saw the Adriatic Sea from the window of the Frecciargento high-speed train headed for Venice upon crossing the Apennines.

November 10, 2014Leave a commentInferno's PlacesBy Florence Inferno

The Arno River, Florence

The Arno River

The Arno is a river that flows in the Italian region of Tuscany. It is the most important river in central Italy after the Tevere (the Tiber).

It is 241 kilometres long and covers ​​8228 square kilometres.

It crosses and neatly divides Florence into two parts, the city in which Dan Brown’s novel Inferno is set.

January 16, 20141 CommentInferno's PlacesBy Florence Inferno
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