Rome - Day 4
June 27, 2022 in Italy ⋅ ⛅ 97 °FVisited the Capuchin Monk temple *picture not by me because visitors are asked not to take photos! The Pantheon, and the church of Saint Ignacio - a Baroque church. We wanted to finish up theRead more
Visited the Capuchin Monk temple *picture not by me because visitors are asked not to take photos! The Pantheon, and the church of Saint Ignacio - a Baroque church. We wanted to finish up theRead more
Diese Kirche lag dann vor dem Trevi Brunnen und da sie relativ bekannt ist, sind wir sie dann noch besuchen gegangen. Das besondere an dieser Kirche war die Kuppel, die eigentlich garkeine ist. DerRead more
Natürlich gibt es hier kein Tag ohne Kirchen. Heute gab es jedoch ein paar besondere Kirchen. Insbesondere die letzten beiden waren anders als die letzten. - naja zumindestens ein bisschen.
Es gabRead more
Vom Trevibrunnen ging’s vorbei am Hadrianeum zu unserem nächsten Ziel, der Kirche Sant’Ignazio di Loyola in Campo Marzio. Sant’Ignazio ist für ihre herausragenden perspektivischen FreskenRead more
Azt hiszem fáradunk... Ma már csak 27.000 lépés, 21 km fért a lábunkba, bár teszem hozzá, azt hittük már nincs is mit megnézni... De hát ez Róma, szóval mindenhol van valami!!!
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Final site for the day was the Jesuit church of Saint Ignazio. This church was meant to have a glorious dome but when the money ran out in 1642, the plans were scrapped. Instead of foregoing the domeRead more
The walking tour took us to some of the interesting-but-not-superstar level sights in the city (which is a good thing because we were going to see the big things anyway).
We saw the Column of MarcusRead more
Nancy bailed out on this and the next church to spend more time at the Doria Pamphilj.
The church is set in a small piazza of gorgeous buldings. It is beautiful inside, but the most interestingRead more
Arrived here to start the cruise. Visited a few sights around the city...
Moving toward the Pantheon, we visited this Jesuits church. The inside has amazing decorations all around including a stunning ceiling fresco. Another hidden gem of Rome.
You might also know this place by the following names:
Sant'Ignazio