Churches and Basilicas

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

We know very little about the life of St Lawrence, martyred in Rome on 10 August 258: sources indicate him as archdeacon of Pope Sixtus II, charged among other things with administ

Located in a small square along via del Corso, in the Rione Trevi, it was one of the first Christian

Titles, orders and origins; the history of San Nicola dei Prefetti

The first official reference to the church of San Paolo alla Regola is in a bull of Pope Urban III of 1186, which identifies it as the parish of

The church is located in the Rione Ludovisi, near

Dedicated to the Saint of Montpellier, pilgrim and thaumaturgist, the church was built on the initiative of the Confraternity of the Osti and Barcaroli (innkeepers and boatmen) fou

The church in a small square of the Rione Regola, a short distance from the churches of

The church is already documented from the beginning of the 12th century and titled to St Thomas.

Overlooking Via di Parione, which is also the name of the Rome’s Rione to which it belongs, it is one o

The Church of Sant'Agnese in Agone has already existed since the VII century a.C.

Commissioned by Cardinal Camillo Pamphilj, with the approval of Pope Alexander VII Chigi, the church of Sant’Andrea al