San Giovanni in Monte is a historic building, formerly a convent of the Lateran Canons, restored and repurposed by Rector Fabio Roversi Monaco after being used as a prison from the Napoleonic era until 1984. The restoration project represented a cultural reinterpretation of the convent building's function as a place of study and meditation, which it had acquired for the city during the Renaissance period. Among the 16th-century creations, now a reception hall, is the large refectory, the current Giorgio Prodi Hall, which features a fresco by Bartolomeo Cesi depicting the royal wedding from the parable in Matthew 22.
Complesso San Giovanni in Monte
Welcome Party at “Aula Giorgio Prodi”, Complesso San Giovanni in Monte
Conference dinner
The conference dinner will be at “Villa dei Marchesi Scarani” (https://www.villascarani.it/), a beautiful 18th-century patrician residence built by Marquis Nicolò Scarani as a vacation home, now dedicated to hosting exclusive events.
XIX Italian Society of Rheology Conference
