Church of St. Ignatius of Loyola in Rome: photos, reviews

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Located in the heart of Rome, the Chiesa di Sant'Ignazio di Loyola is a stunning example of Baroque architecture, masterfully crafted by architect Carlo Maderno and completed in 1650. This breathtaking church, just a stone's throw away from the Pantheon, serves as a parish church, titular church, and regional church. It's a must-see attraction for anyone visiting Rome, with its magnificent frescoes and abundant decorations.

The church is particularly renowned for its mesmerizing ceiling and an innovative use of perspective by painter Andrea Pozzo, creating unique optical illusions that give an incredible sense of depth. For a small fee of 1€, visitors can illuminate the ceiling and take a memorable photo, making it a delightful experience, especially for children.

With an impressive Google rating of 4.8, this church is a true gem of the Jesuit order that perfectly reflects the shifts in architectural style over time. The interior decorations, including Pozzo's remarkable fake dome, enhance the splendor of this exceptional site.

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Corso/Ss. Apostoli

Bus stop 237 m walk

Corso/Minghetti

Bus stop 110 m walk

Corso

Bus stop 129 m walk

L.Go Chigi

Bus station 290 m walk

Corso/L.Go Chigi

Bus stop 303 m walk

4.8

based on 16,319 reviews

Google

4.8/5 16,319 reviews

Ran Bergman

כנסיה יפה לביקור קצר על הדרך לעוד פיאצה

Artistic Games design

Hermosa arquitectura y los artes son ufff una cosa de locos 😍

Rita Sanz

Muy bonita por dentro. Eso sí, mucha cola para hacerse la foto con el espejo y el fresco del techo.

Church of St. Ignatius of Loyola in Rome

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