Exploring The Great Churches of Rome One Altar At A Time
With almost 1,000 churches in Rome, a first time visitor might be overwhelmed without a plan of attack and our guide will help you decide where to start.
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These Are The Best Churches In Rome You Must See!
There are churches everywhere in the Eternal City, but finding the best churches in Rome because they are so unique will make your experience even better!
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Santa Maria Sopra Minerva Is A Popular Church Not To Miss
Located right behind the Pantheon in Rome, the Basilica of Santa Maria Sopra Minerva is a popular spot with a hidden beauty that shouldn’t be skipped.
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Inside The Pantheon: What You Will See When You Visit
Standing inside the Pantheon in Rome is an experience not to be missed and we’ll help with more information on tickets and guided tours.
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The Church Of Santa Maria Della Scala In Trastevere Awaits
The somewhat hidden church of Santa Maria Della Scala in Trastevere is a gem of Rome that is worth a visit, but don’t forget the nearby ancient pharmacy.
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9 Amazing Religious Sites In Rome For Everyone To See
There is no shortage of religious sites in Rome, which is obvious considering its history, but if you aren’t sure where to begin, this should be your guide.
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The Oldest Church In Rome Is Hidden Among The Better Known
The oldest church in Rome is hidden among many more popular ones and finding the oldest church can be difficult to determine, but not with this as your guide.
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San Saba, Rome Is A Jesuit Basilica You Need To Explore
San Saba, Rome is a Jesuit Basilica and the most prominent religious establishment in the area with the district itself named after the Roman Catholic church.
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The Church of Santa Maria della Vittoria In Rome, Italy
The Church of Santa Maria della Vittoria in Rome was named in honor of the battle of White Mountain in 1620 near Prague in what is today the Czech Republic.
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The Nativity Scene At The Vatican Is An Inspiring Site
The nativity scene at the Vatican celebrates Christmas with a display of 100 of the most amazing mangers from around the world in St. Peter’s Square.
