History, music, and care: Andrea Angelucci discovering the human being

Born in 1985 in Rome, Andrea Angelucci developed a love for history from an early age. He studied Archaeology at the University of Rome Tor Vergata, and later pursued a degree in Nursing Sciences at the Campus Bio-Medico University of Rome. After becoming a certified tour guide, he began leading tours in Rome and throughout Italy, eventually moving on to organizing and guiding historical-archaeological journeys abroad. 

Following an exploratory trip to Pakistan to uncover the country’s cultural heritage, he was invited to host Art Rider on Rai5 – a documentary series that follows him across Italy in search of lesser-known artistic, historical, and archaeological treasures. The show, which he hosts, has aired three seasons and eighteen episodes to date, all of which remain available on RaiPlay. 

He also appears as a correspondent and guest on other television programs such as Geo and Kilimangiaro, where he continues to highlight overlooked historical and archaeological contexts. He has published Fuori Porta with Rizzoli, a collection of historical-artistic travel itineraries throughout Italy, and the travel guide Art Rider with Capponi Editore, based on the TV series. 

In October 2024, he delivered a Lectio Magistralis at the Medieval Book Festival in Saluzzo, titled The Colors of the Middle Ages. He is currently a contract lecturer at the Campus Bio-Medico University of Rome, where he teaches History of Nursing Sciences to first-year students. At the same institution, he collaborates with Campus Life to organize cultural activities such as guided tours and educational trips in Italy and abroad.