Sancta Susanna

Sancta Susanna is a Roman Catholic church located in Rome, designed by the renowned architect Carlo Maderno in the early 17th century. It features a striking Baroque style with a grand façade, a central dome, and an important interior with notable artworks. The church is dedicated to Saint Susanna, a Christian martyr, and serves as a place of worship, pilgrimage, and artistic heritage. Its architecture exemplifies the transition from Renaissance to Baroque design, blending grandeur with detailed artistry to create a space that inspires devotion and reflects the faith’s historical richness.