Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

A small, pristine spring bubbles from the rocks here, traditionally believed to be the origin of the Tiber. Locals consider it a sacred site dedicated to Tiberinus, the river god. Pilgrims and locals visit this spring to make offerings to Tiberinus, seeking blessings for good fortune and safe travels along the river. It serves as a place of reflection and spiritual connection to the river, surrounded by lush greenery and vibrant wildflowers.

A serene glade with a crystal-clear spring bubbling from the rocky base of a moss-covered cliff, sunlight filtering through the trees above, illuminating the water's surface, and ornate offerings placed on flat stones nearby.