Home of the Cradle of Christ, First Marian Icon,  & Sanctuary of Saints

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Sant’Agostino—The Tomb of St. Monica, A Shrine of a Mother’s Love

Underground Houses of the Early Christians and Beautiful Baroque Church

Medieval Titular Church in the Forum Boarium dedicated to St. George tied to the legacy of St. John Henry Newman

First Lenten Station on Ash Wednesday, 5th Century Basilica that kept its orginal design, and Dominican Mother Church 

The Crypt of Santi Dodici Apostoli - A Sanctuary of Sts. Philip and James Holy Relics

Where the Gods of Rome Faded, and the Light of Christ Endures

Burial Site of St. Lawrence and one of the Church on the 7 Churches Pilgrimage

Where the Relics of Christ’s Passion Bear Witness to His Love

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First Constatinian Papal Basilica & Seat of the Bishop of Rome

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One of the oldest churches in Rome

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At the northern gateway of historic Rome, Piazza del Popolo opens as one of the city’s most dramatic and symbolic public spaces. For centuries, this grand piazza marked the point of arrival for pilgrims and travelers entering Rome from the north, setting the tone for their encounter with the Eternal City. Anchoring the square is the Church of Santa Maria del Popolo, a place where art, history, and conversion converge in a powerful spiritual narrative.

Heart of the Catholic Church, Largest Basilica in the World, and Burial Place of St. Peter 

An Opening Embace for Pilgrims to Vatican City

Vatican Gardens

Built over One of the Houses of St. Paul

Where St. Aloysius Rests, and Jesuit Artistry Thrives       

From a Bleeding Icon to ​Bramante’s Beauty, A Church Dedicated to Our Lady of Peace

Along the pilgrimage route from Castel Sant’Angelo to St. Peter’s Basilica stands a marble monument honoring Saint Catherine of Siena, one of the great spiritual figures of the Church. Positioned near the gardens of Castel Sant’Angelo, the statue marks a place of quiet reflection on charity, courage, and service.

On Rome’s Golden Mountain—A Testament to St. Peter’s Sacrifice

Underground House of Sts. Peter and Paul

Where the Chains of St. Peter Bear Witness to His Imprisonment and Faith

House of Prisca and Aquila, Companions of St. Paul

Mammertine Prison, Location of Sts. Peter and Paul's Imprisonment

Where St. Paul was Martyred and Three Fountains Sprang Forth

Tomb of St. Paul, Mosaics of the Popes, and Major Papal Basilica

Where St. Philip Neri started the Oratory that also first took care of people affected by the bubonic plague

The Home of St. Philip Neri, The Heart of the Oratorians

The Catacombs of St. Sebastian—Where Ancient Graffiti Tells the Story of Faithful Pilgrims

House of St. Jerome & Iconic Spada Chapel

Mother church of the Society of Jesus. Tomb of St. Ignatius of Loyola & Relics of St. Francis Xavier

Home of St. Catherine’s Relics, Heart of Dominican Tradition

Former ancient stadium converted in a piazza with baroque fountains and churches

Where Faith Meets Masterpiece—Caravaggio’s Vision of St. Matthew

Hadrian’s Mausoleum to a Fortress of Popes, Where St. Michael Appeared

Urban Park of the Popes shaped in a Heart

Shrine to the Dedicated to the Divine Mercy

From Roman Arena of Gladiator Games to Altar of Martyrs

Political, commercial and religious center of ancient Rome, home to several churches

Trinità dei Monti—Where the Spanish Steps Lead to Heaven’s Gates

Where Pilgrims Pray, Home to St. Barbara’s Relic