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Church of Santa Maria in Via Lata & Underground: Entry + Audio Guide

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Armanda, Italy

24 Aug 2024

Average

Posto fantastico ! MA ....... Lo dico da italiana e romana : come si può essere stati così "maldestri" e "disattenti" nel tenere quello che potrebbe essere uno dei tanti nostri gioielli...

Posto fantastico ! MA ....... Lo dico da italiana e romana : come si può essere stati così "maldestri" e "disattenti" nel tenere quello che potrebbe essere uno dei tanti nostri gioielli in uno stato più vicino all'abbandono che ad una manutenzione che ne valorizzi la storia. Una sciatteria che solo l'incompetenza può generare !!! Esporlo per far cassa e raccogliere fondi per un futuro migliore ? Questa la mia ingenua, ottimistica speranza

Basilica of Santa Maria in Via Lata & Underground: Ticket + Audio Guide

Anonymous

15 Nov 2024

Excellent

Very subdued but reverential ecclesial experience of a historic location mentioned in the New Testament scriptures.

Basilica of Santa Maria in Via Lata & Underground: Ticket + Audio Guide

About: Chiesa di Santa Maria in Via Lata

The Church of Santa Maria in Via Lata in Rome has a long history. Built around the year 1000, it sits on an even older 7th-8th century structure but has been updated over the years to include Baroque elements.

The church is also famed as the reported sanctuary for Apostles Peter and Paul during their imprisonment in Rome.

Chiesa di Santa Maria in Via Lata

306 Via del Corso, 00186, Rome

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