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Dante Day is celebrated in all regions of Italy.
Dante Day is celebrated by the entire population of Italy, especially the ones who respect Dante's works and belong to Italian origins.
Dante Day was first started in the year 2020 on March 25.
The government of Italy created Dante Day.
The beginning of Dante Day dates back to 2020, which was initiated to honor the iconic writer of 'Divine Comedy.' Let's discuss the historical timelines of his life.
Italy's population has started a tradition of reciting the 'Inferno' on National Dante's Day, sharp at 6 PM. This is not just a day about appreciating Dante's poems or works but about celebrating other events that boast the heritage and Italian language of the country. The Italian government also particularly shows respect and expresses regret for how authorities treated Dante and thus organizes different exhibitions and events focusing on his works.
One of the best ways to celebrate Dante's Day is by reading Dante Alighieri's famous poems and other works that portray the human condition.
Dante was born in the year 1265.
According to Italian academics, Dante might have suffered from narcolepsy.
The importance of celebrating Dante Day in March is to honor Dante's works, performances, and readings of Dante's 'Divine Comedy.'
Italian Cultural Foundation at Casa Belvedere encouraged the celebration of Dante Day.
National Dante Day was created by the Italian government in 2020 on March 25 to honor Dante.
Some events related to this day are Dante's Divine Light event, Week of Dante Wih Uffizi Galleries, and Dante Themed Walks.
| Date | Day |
|---|---|
| March 25, 2020 | Wednesday |
| March 25, 2021 | Thursday |
| March 25, 2022 | Friday |
| March 25, 2023 | Saturday |
| March 25, 2024 | Monday |
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