Most reviewed Churches in Rome, Italy

Landmark cathedral, the Pope's official seat, with ornate 1700s facade & statues of the Apostles.

Magnificent papal basilica dating from the 4th century, with tomb of St Paul & elegant cloisters.

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.

Intimate, flamboyant 17th-century church housing Bernini's dramatic carving "The Ecstasy of Teresa."

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.

16th-century church under the responsibility of the French State with elaborate interior decoration.

Place of worship with ornate chapels by artists including Bernini & Cerruti & 2 Irish chiefs' tombs.

Ancient hilltop basilica, dating from the 4th century, built atop a network of ornate Roman rooms.

👍👍 This monastery is one of the only three monasteries with Greek Orthodox Mass rite in Italy, with more than 1,000 years of history (it was founded by the monk S. Nile in 1004). This place is a fine blend of bizantine, Baroque, medieval art dominating the breathtaking scenery of Grottaferrata, at a fe...

5th-century church known for its circular plan, vibrant frescoes & chair of Pope Gregory the Great.

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

👍👍 Beautiful church! We came for the Sunday evening mass in English. By friendly people, Father John was so kind. He offered to let me do the first reading at mass. The building is so reverent and elegant. Even my Presbyterian boyfriend loved the strong sense of community and camaraderie. A t...

Centuries-old church with corinthian columns, statues of the saints & a museum of religious art.

👍 Making a visit to the Titular Roman Church of our new cardinal 🙏🏻

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

One of Rome's oldest churches, known for its striking 4th-century mosaic & a Romanesque bell tower.

Contemporary Catholic church designed in concrete to resemble 3 sails of a ship.

Stately baroque church, one of the twin churches on the Piazza del Popolo, known to honor artists.