Churches and Basilicas

The church of Sant'Ignazio di Loyola was built on a design by the Jesuit mathematician Orazio Grassi, based on the plans of Carlo Maderno and others, and at the ex

The church of S.Ivo alla Sapienza stands inside the small courtyard of the Palazzo della Sapienza, the ancient University of Rome from the 15th century until 1935 when it became th

The church at the top of the Salita di Sant’Onofrio, a rather steep driveway to the monastery constructed in 1446 to allow people to reach it, was built starting from 1439 on the h

A small church overlooking a particular trapezoidal-shaped square in Rome's Rione Parione

Overlooking Piazza Farnese, the church is named after St Bridget, or Birgitta Persson, a Swedish no

We are in the Rione Sant'Angelo, one of the areas that were the heart of medieval Rome, and the

The existence of the church, which stands in via dei Banchi Vecchi, in the historic centre, is already attested between the end of the 12th and the beginning of the 13th century an

The church stands in the Monti district in the place where there was an ancient 13th century monastery which housed a

With the nearby basilica of Santa Maria in Montesanto, it is one of the two

It is a small church, albeit with a long history, in an alley narrow enough to go unnoticed.

History and art, from the north to the south of Europe, meet in what has been the landmark church of the German catholic community in Rome for more than 600 years.

It rises in the Trastevere district and is the national church of the Japanese in Rome.

The church is located in the Rione Campitelli, near the

Charming and with a long history, the church stands on the site of the medieval San Nicolò de Curte: the name curte, meaning “court”, may have been a reference to the princely establishment of the