The Vatican Apostolic Library, established in 1475, is one of the world's oldest and most revered research libraries, located within Vatican City. It holds an extraordinary collection of over 75,000 manuscripts, 1.1 million printed books, and countless rare items spanning theology, philosophy, science, and law.
Originally envisioned as a hub for humanist scholarship, it preserves treasures like illuminated medieval texts and early Christian writings. Today, the library continues to digitize its holdings, striking a balance between tradition and accessibility, and remains a vital resource for scholars seeking insight into centuries of intellectual and spiritual history.
Two historians, Luca and Clara, arrive in the Vatican Library to study ancient texts. Suddenly, they discover that a priceless medieval manuscript has gone missing. To uncover the truth, they must search through sacred halls, hidden chambers, and secret gardens of the Vatican. Along the way, they stumble upon mysterious symbols that suggest a centuries-old secret hidden beneath the city.