The church, annexed to the Fatebenefratelli Hospital on the Tiber Island, has very ancient origins:

Located in Via di Porta Latina, the small octagonal oratory was built at the beginning of the 16th century, perhaps on an older circular shrine.

A journey through history, art and spirituality following in the footsteps of two giants of Christianity.

Faith and chains: from the ancient Mamertine Prison to the new church of the Carpenters

The church that today bears his name (together with that of St Andrew) was founded in 575 AD by St Gregory the Great himself who transformed his family home into a monastery.

Dedicated to St Lawrence, the 3rd century deacon and martyr of Rome, the church dominates the Roman Forum and was created in the Middle Ages inside the cell of the temple that the

The church owes its name to the legend that the saint was held prisoner before his martyrdom in the baths where he is said to have baptised his jailer, the centurion Hippolytus, with water from an

San Lorenzo in Piscibus is a small and suggestive church, hidden and closely constrained by 20th-century buildings, in the

The church is located near Piazza Navona, in the

Overlooking a small square that it shares with the 18th-century Palazzo Braschi, it is one of the place

The American Episcopal (Anglican) Church is the first non-Catholic place of worship built in Rome after the unification of Italy and the end of the temporal power of the Church whe

Founded in the 9th century on the site where St.

By casually entering the church, you might perhaps be surprised to discover that an iconostasis (a symbol of the distinction between heaven and earth) separates the sanctuary from

Located on Via XXIV Maggio, the main connection between the Quirinale Palace and via Nazio