Tetragrammaton Self-Guided Tour

I don't offer an in-person Tetragrammaton Tour!

Rome has the highest number of occurences of the divine name in the world, second only to the Bible Shrine Museum of Jerusalem!

Up to today I have found a total of 31 Tetragrammaton in Hebrew and Greek koinè, located on 14 different locations.

No doubt there are many more yet to discover. Many yet undiscovered Tetragrammaton are most likely located inside the 18 jewish synagogues in Rome, which are not accessible by non-jews.

Furthermore, Rome has around 925 churches. Thus far, I have inspected the most famous churches but I wasn’t been able to inspect them all of them yet!

This is why the fascinating treasure hunt for the Divine Name in the eternal city has been ongoing on for over 12 years now!

Rome is a very big city and it would be impossible to visit most of the Tetragrammaton in a few hours; in part because of the distance between them, but also because 9 of the discovered Tetragrammaton, are located inside the Jewish Synagogue museum. Only Jewish museum guides are allowed to work inside this location!

Of the thirty-four discovered Tetragrammaton in Rome, only one is not open to visitors.

Five are located inside St.Peter’s basilica and are visitable right at the end of the Vatican Museum Bible Tour!

Are you ready to be your own guide?

Here is the list of the 31 Tetragrammaton in Rome and the interactive link of google maps!

Have an unforgettable Tetragrammaton Hunt!

Museum Synagogue - (entry ticket 10 euros) - 9
(all 9 are all located in 3 different section of the same building)
(Great Jewish Synagogue - 1 - Spanish Synagogue - 1 - Jewish Museum - 7)

St.Bernardine Church (Finellis tomb) - 1
A Metro line - REPUBBLICA stop

Moises Fountain - 1
A Metro line - REPUBBLICA stop

Diocletian's Bath Museum (2nd floor) - 5
(Fountain of Anna Perenna's section)
A/B Metro line - TERMINI stop

St.John Lateran Cathedral (Chapel of Most Holy) - 1
A Metro line - SAN GIOVANNI stop

St.Emerenziana Church (at the very top of the altar wall) - 1
B1 Metro line - LIBIA stop

Oratory of the Filipino friars - 1 (not open to the public)

Vallicelliana library - 1
Nearby Navona Square

Sacred Hearts Cathedral of Jesus and Mary (left aisle, on one of the mosaic window) - 1
Urban Railway - LA STORTA stop

Executive Business Center ARGONAUTA (on the left side gate Argonauti st.) - 1
B Metro line - GARBATELLA stop

St.Mary Liberatrice Church (right aisle) - 1
B Metro line - PIRAMIDE stop

St.Mary del Popolo Church (Chigi Chapel) - 1
A Metro line - FLAMINIO stop

St.Peter's Basilica - 5
A Metro line - OTTAVIANO stop

Vatican Museums complex (On the ceiling of the Christian Museum) - 1
(entry ticket 25/45 euros depending on the day) A Metro line - OTTAVIANO stop

St.Cosma and Damiano Church (St.Mary and St.John Chapel) - 1
B Metro line - COLOSSEUM stop

Price of your Tetragrammaton Self-Guided Tour

6 euros (the cost of a daily city of Rome transportation ticket)