Was it the residue of a deposit of wheat and grain owned by the tyrant Tarquinius Superbus or was it the point where Aesculapius’ snake jumped out of the boat that was taking him from Epidauros to Rome?
We avail ourselves of the faculty of not telling you what were the origins of the Tiber Island, but we can take you to discover this little island in the midst of the Tiber, which is a bit of a boat and a bit of a hospital.
Who would not like to travel through time and through the history of medicine?

We all know the story of Antony and Cleopatra, don't we? Well, forget it (at least for today).
The relationship between Rome and Egypt is deeper and much more charming than this.
Take us by the hand and you'll discover an aspect of Rome that you won't expect, among obelisks, cats, temples of Isis…
Prepare your most comfortable shoes, we'll walk a long way!

Besides the most famous places relating to Christian religion, there are many other sacred places, that are perhaps less popular, but not less solemn and rich in history: we'll take you to places where the religious sense is tangible, simple and primitive, like, in some cases, the pieces of art that they host. But beware: though “primitive”, these examples of art are of an extremely high level.
Prepare your handkerchiefs, you'll be moved by such outstanding beauty.

Even though Hebraism originated in a completely different part of the world, from a certain point on in history its destiny was interwoven with that of the Eternal City. From the Arch of Titus to the Ghetto, passing through the Tiber Island and the Portico d’Ottavia, we’ll go over a very intense, and sometimes bitter story.