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4.8/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Ian McKenzie (14 months ago)
Another magnificent cathedral in Rome. This is a papal basilica and one of the 7 pilgrim churches. It sits as part of a large square. This allows for easy walking around the building. Entrance to the church requires passing through a metal detector at a security point, but even with all the tourists present, this did not take too long. This interior of the building is ornate and beautiful. Most of the areas in the main part of the church are accessible, though tourists are asked to be respectful as it is in active use and confession and other services take place throughout the day. It is a popular tourist attraction and there were lots of tour groups present, however, this did not detract from the experience. A bit of patience might be needed to get a clear view of parts of the building, but these are certainly worth the wait.
Another magnificent cathedral in Rome. This is a papal basilica and one of the 7 pilgrim churches. It sits as part of a large square. This allows for easy walking around the building. Entrance to the church requires passing through a metal detector at a security point, but even with all the tourists present, this did not take too long. This interior of the building is ornate and beautiful. Most of the areas in the main part of the church are accessible, though tourists are asked to be respectful as it is in active use and confession and other services take place throughout the day. It is a popular tourist attraction and there were lots of tour groups present, however, this did not detract from the experience. A bit of patience might be needed to get a clear view of parts of the building, but these are certainly worth the wait.
Anil Korkut (15 months ago)
Gorgeous basilica built in the 5th century. Several burials of popes as well as the head of Bernini family. This church is another must visit as it is filled with ornates and artifacts. Beyond pretty. You do not need a ticket to enter the church but tickets are required for the mass.
Gorgeous basilica built in the 5th century. Several burials of popes as well as the head of Bernini family. This church is another must visit as it is filled with ornates and artifacts. Beyond pretty. You do not need a ticket to enter the church but tickets are required for the mass.
Jenny R (Jen) (16 months ago)
One of the most beautiful basilica in Rome. It is on par to the extravagance within the Vatican City, but away from the massive crowd. The decorative frescoes and ceiling works will leave you in awe. It is also a great place to visit if you are a fan of Bernini. As he rest here peacefully.
One of the most beautiful basilica in Rome. It is on par to the extravagance within the Vatican City, but away from the massive crowd. The decorative frescoes and ceiling works will leave you in awe. It is also a great place to visit if you are a fan of Bernini. As he rest here peacefully.
Brian Saylor (17 months ago)
A must see in any visit to Rome. One of the major basilicas of Rome you will not be disappointed spending some time here. Spend some time looking at the beautiful doors. Below the main altar is said to be the remains of Jesus’ crèche. It is one of Pope Francis’ favorite churches to visit.
A must see in any visit to Rome. One of the major basilicas of Rome you will not be disappointed spending some time here. Spend some time looking at the beautiful doors. Below the main altar is said to be the remains of Jesus’ crèche. It is one of Pope Francis’ favorite churches to visit.
Jenny Clate (19 months ago)
This is my favourite Basilica in the whole of Rome. It has unique architectural features and is ornately decorated. It felt so calming and peaceful inside, I spent a long time just sitting. You have to go through a security check to enter the building. There is a small museum in the basement, which you have to pay to enter. It was overpriced considering the small size of the museum. Though it did have interesting artifacts. You can also pay to go on a tour to the top of the Basilica. Tours are in English and Italian. They leave at set times. There is a souvenir shop and toilets.
This is my favourite Basilica in the whole of Rome. It has unique architectural features and is ornately decorated. It felt so calming and peaceful inside, I spent a long time just sitting. You have to go through a security check to enter the building. There is a small museum in the basement, which you have to pay to enter. It was overpriced considering the small size of the museum. Though it did have interesting artifacts. You can also pay to go on a tour to the top of the Basilica. Tours are in English and Italian. They leave at set times. There is a souvenir shop and toilets.
