Churches of Rome

The Churches of Rome are a group of historic Christian churches and basilicas, many of which are significant for their architecture, art, and religious importance. They include major sites like St. Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City and St. John Lateran. These churches serve as places of worship, pilgrimage, and historical monuments, reflecting centuries of religious tradition, artistic achievement, and cultural influence. They highlight the central role Rome has played in the development of Christianity, showcasing diverse styles from early Christian to Baroque, and are revered as symbols of faith, history, and artistry.