In the heart of Anacapri, Italy, stands the Chiesa di San Michele, a baroque church renowned for its intricate, hand-painted ceramic floor. This unique feature, which vividly illustrates the expulsion of Adam and Eve from the Garden of Eden, draws art and history enthusiasts to the island of Capri. The detailed tiles, rich in color and narrative, offer visitors a visual journey through a significant biblical story, making the church a notable stop on any tour of the island.
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