The shelves of the Angelica Library hold treasures that span the centuries and tell the story of European knowledge. Illuminated manuscripts, incunabula, first editions and illustrated volumes make up a collection of unique works that have survived time and history.

From fourteenth- and fifteenth-century editions of the Divine Comedy to Renaissance masterpieces such as Hypnerotomachia Poliphili, from philosophical and scientific treatises to precious illuminated books of hours, every volume holds a story waiting to be discovered.

A rare and surprising heritage, inviting visitors to explore not only ancient books, but living fragments of our cultural memory.