Awe inspiring - decoration takes your breath away. Just to sit for 10 minutes and soak in the atmosphere is amazing.

If you can see them. Go on a sunny day. Even though this is one of the four papal churches, and one of the very oldest of the Roman basilicas, it doesn't see as many visitors as St. Peters or even St. John's. The mosaics...More

The Basilica was amazing, and far away from central Rome. We were able to enjoy the church without any crowds of people.

Location is very strategic. It is very close to Rome terminal train station. The basilica is a master piece. You can walk speechless because of great art and great paintings.

One of the most beautiful Churches I visited and that also free...For visiting the Museum you have to pay.. Great artwork on the walls and ceilings..

Fascinating church that is on Vatican owned land. We were given a guided tour of the Roman remains of a villa beneath the church. Recommended.

This church, and every other church in Rome City Centre, is an architectural feast and should be visited by all tourists regardless of religious persuasion. Even insignificant-looking dusty exteriors hide the most breathtakingly beautiful artwork on walls, ceilings, altars, pulpits etc not to mention the...More