As a lighting into water. San Casciano dei Bagni bronzes.

Water that healed body and spirit, a sacred building and place of pilgrimage, an inviolable dwelling in which the contrast between Etruscans and Romans gave way to peaceful coexistence. All this, for more than seven centuries - between the third century B.C. and the fifth century A.D. - was the sanctuary of Bagno Grande in San Casciano dei Bagni, whose “heart,” the sacred pool, has yielded more than 200 bronze artifacts and more than 5,000 coins. A set of offerings that faithfully “photograph” a past, which still speaks of health, of welcome, of faith.