Most reviewed Churches in Rome, Italy

Michelangelo's statue of Moses dominates this coffered 400s church, also home to St. Peter's chains.

France's baroque national church in Rome, known for the Caravaggio paintings in its chapel.

A soaring, frescoed dome tops this imposing 17th-century church, with an elaborate Baroque interior.

Cloistered convent housing Cavallini's masterpiece fresco & a renowned sculpture of St. Cecilia.

Early Christian-era ruins, plus medieval paintings, within a landmark shrine honoring a holy martyr.

On the site of an ancient holy well, this baroque church has a 16th-century crucifix & frescoes.

👍👍 The Basilica of San Vitale al Quirinale is the oldest Catholic place of worship in the historic center of Rome. It was built during the pontificate of Pope Sirico after 386 and consecrated and richly decorated by Pope Innocent in 402. San Vitale al Quirinale is the most frescoed basilica in Rome.

👍👍 The hidden basilica, as it is defined by a sign placed at the entrance of this splendid parish church, in Corso Vittorio. Of course, hidden churches are known in Rome, as they are located below street level, such as San Vitale and the underground basilica of Porta Maggiore as well as that of San Cle...

👍👍 Ancient church dating back to 1200 but completely rebuilt in 1400 with a double entrance from Piazza Navona or from Corso del Rinascimento; the interior is decorated with modern works.

👍👍 A beautiful little church with soul. Mass without unnecessary talk, nice sermon. They do a lot of good. Next to the office, confession is possible. It's easy to find a Polish flag hanging in front of the entrance.