A roman catholic church in Rome that dates back to the 17th century, this is considered to be one of the finest pieces of architect and artist Francesco Borromini. The church exhibits mind-blowing Roman Baroque architecture and although it is open only on Sundays, the best way to admire it is from outside. The exteriors are striking and since the building is the last one on the alley, you can see its huge dome from afar. The dome lantern is a must-observe!

If you are lucky to be here on a Sunday, you can enter and observe the striking interiors of the church and fall in love with its architecture even more!

• Courtyard open irregular hours (roughly business hours), but closed Saturdays.
• The church is open for visits only on Sundays- 9 am to 12 pm ( closed on all other days and closed for the months of July and August)
• Mass timings: Sundays at 11am (except July and August, when it is closed)

• Bus: 30, 70, 81, 87, 130F, 186, 492, 628, 116, 116T, C3, N7

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