[2025 Rome Attraction] Travel Guide for Chiesa di Sant'Ignazio di Loyola (Updated Jun)

1. #Pincho Hill, a great place to enjoy the sunset 2, 3. #Pantheon, #Piazza di Spagna, which seem to have a prettier night view 4. #Church of Sant'Inglaccio, which was unexpectedly so so beautiful #European travel #Overseas travel #Rome #rome

#summervacay I want to share one of my absolute favorite little churches with you all: San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane (Chiesa di San Carlino alle Quattro Fontane), located at the intersection of the Four Fountains (Quattro Fontane) in central Rome. You probably won't stumble upon this church by accident on a typical walking tour of the city center unless you get a little lost, but it's actually not far from the Presidential Palace and the ancient city. The closest metro station is Barberini on Line A. From there, just follow your navigation up a small slope, and you'll arrive. The intersection where the church stands is known as "Quattro Fontane" (Four Fountains) because, well, it has fountains on all four sides! This architectural gem was built by Francesco Borromini (born in Bissone, near Lake Lugano, in 1599) between 1634 and 1644. It's truly a pearl of Roman Baroque architecture, showcasing incredible design and intricate details. While its small size might make it less famous, its artistic significance is immense, offering a glimpse into the genius of Borromini. #Rome #CityWalk #BaroqueArchitecture #HiddenGems #SanCarloAlleQuattroFontane #Borromini #QuattroFontane #RomeTravel

#ThailandFlightEvent While traveling in downtown Rome, Italy, I happened to enter a random cathedral, and it was a famous cathedral. This was the cathedral where you can see the ceiling painting through the mirror that I often saw on SNS. There were so many people that everyone lined up to take a picture with the mirror, and it took a little over an hour. I was shocked because I had to pay 1 euro. After that, I took a bus to see the Castel Sant'Angelo.

#0yentravel I went to the Church of St. Ignatius of Loyola in Rome! The painting on the ceiling of this church is a trick art! The painting was created using perspective so that it looks three-dimensional no matter how many times you look at it, and it is a masterpiece. Each corner of the painting represents the four continents, and it also depicts Xavier, a Jesuit who is famous in Japan. If you visit Rome, why not visit this church and enjoy the trick art? ?

What is the Church of Sant'Ignazio? Located in the center of Rome, within walking distance of the Pantheon, the Church of Sant'Ignazio di Loyola (Chiesa di Sant'Ignazio di Loyola in Campo Marzio) is a beautifully decorated church in the Baroque style. It was built in the 17th century to honour Ignatius de Loyola, the founder of the Society of Jesus. The exterior is relatively simple, but once you step inside, you will be amazed by the spectacular ceiling painting. The magic of the trompe l'oeil ceiling painting The biggest attraction of this church is the fresco by Andrea Pozzo that covers the entire ceiling. This work, titled "The Glory of the Jesuits", uses the trompe l'oeil technique to create the illusion of an infinite sky on the ceiling. The part that looks like a real dome is actually painted on a flat ceiling. A fantastic view unfolds, as if the ceiling has opened up and is continuing to heaven. To enjoy this effect to the fullest, there is a designated point on the floor of the church as the "best vantage point," and if you stand there and look up, you will feel as if you are in heaven. False dome and architectural beauty The Church of Sant'Agnazio has another unique feature. That is the "false dome." Initially, they planned to build a real cupola (dome), but they gave up due to lack of funds. So, Pozzo decided to maintain the architectural balance by painting a picture that looks like a dome on the ceiling. From a distance, it looks like a really three-dimensional dome, but in fact it is a completely flat painting, which is a surprising feature. Summary The Church of Sant'Agnazio is a spot where you can have a particularly unique experience among the many Baroque churches in Rome. The fantastic space created by the beautiful ceiling painting and the optical illusion technique has a special charm that you can't experience anywhere else. If you are visiting Rome, be sure to visit this magical church. #Rome #Church of Sant'Ignazio #Jesuits #Baroque architecture #Andrea Pozzo #Ceiling painting #Trompe l'oeil #Trip to Rome #Italian culture #Spring 0 yen trip

I came to Chiesa di Sant'Ignazio di Loyola in Rome, Italy. This is a church famous for its optical illusions. When you enter the church and look up at the ceiling, you will see paintings that fill the entire church. It is no exaggeration to say that this ceiling painting is the most beautiful in Rome. There is a mirror installed in the church, and you can see the ceiling through the mirror by paying 1 euro. There is a line of people taking photos, and you have to wait about 20 minutes, but if you don't look at the mirror, the admission fee is free. It is a place that is not often introduced in guidebooks, but it is one of the places you should definitely visit when you come to Rome! 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/cwpseAQ1HewN3CWU9 #0円旅February2025#Italy #Rome

#Travel itinerary ✔️ Day 1 1️⃣ Spanish Steps 2️⃣ Trevi Fountain 3️⃣ Pantheon 4️⃣ Piazza Navona & Basilica of Sant'Agnese in Agone 5️⃣ Church of Sant'Antinaccio 6️⃣ Basilica of San Luigi dei Frances ✔️ Day 2 1️⃣ Colosseum 2️⃣ Pro Romano 3️⃣ Palatine Hill 4️⃣ Mouth of Truth 5️⃣ Stairs of the Fatherland 6️⃣ Galleria Borghese ✔️ Day 3 1️⃣ Vatican Museums 2️⃣ St. Peter's Basilica

Church of St. Ignazio of Loyola ✨St. Ignatius Church in Rome✨ A beautiful baroque church ‼ ️A large mirror is specially placed in the middle of the church‼ ️ There is a coin box next to the mirror. You can put 1 euro in it to turn on the light. You can see the ceiling murals without looking up. You can also easily take photos with the murals (⁎⁍̴̛ᴗ⁍̴̛⁎) - Location and transportation The Church of St. Ignatius is located in the heart of Rome, close to other major attractions such as the Pantheon and Piazza di Spagna. It can be reached on foot or by public transportation such as the subway and bus. -Visit time The church is usually open from 7:30 am to 7:00 pm and no tickets are required. It is recommended to avoid peak hours to better appreciate the art works inside the church. -Architectural Features The interior of the church is richly decorated, especially the ceiling frescoes, which depict the life story of St. Ignatius. Pay attention to the light and shadow effects of the church; this is a good time to take photos. -Nearby Attractions After visiting St. Ignatius, you can stop by the Pantheon or the Spanish Steps, which are popular tourist spots in Rome. - Notes Please remain quiet when entering a church and observe local religious customs. When taking photos, be careful not to disturb other visitors. 📍Address: Piazza S. Ignazio, 00186 Roma RM, Italy 🕰️Business hours: 9am-11:30pm 💰Average consumption: €0-1 #JanuaryGoodPlaces2025

Everywhere you turn in the eternal city and there will be another monumental or historical site. The church of St Ignatius definitely first that bill. The grand Jesuit church includes an incredible display of art work by the 17rh century painted Andrea Pizzo, who’s wonderful Frescoes adorn the church’s high ceilings. Located close to the f Pantheon, be sure to step inside on route to its more famous neighbour #100waysoftravel

#FallHostingEvent 17th century Roman Catholic church with an optical illusion painted on the ceiling. The history of the Basilica of Sant'Inglaccio is said to have started with the Roman College founded in 1551. At that time, the Roman College, a higher education institution specializing in theology, was opened in Rome according to the plan of Ignatius de Loyola, the founder and first general of the Society of Jesus.

#FallHo-kang-seu-event After seeing the night view of the Pantheon and other places late at night, I went to a church on my way back to my accommodation because the door was open. It was a 17th century Roman Catholic church with frescoes painted on the ceiling. Piazza S. Ignazio, 00186 Roma RM, Italy

St Ignatius of Loyola church in Rome

#August Travel Support Event #Italy #Rome Santignazio Church Piazza S. Ignazio, 00186 Roma RM, Italia This is the church of Ignatius de Loyola. Loyola is a Spanish person, and this is a Jesuit church. The ceiling painting is really gorgeous. It is near the Pantheon, so stop by and see it. Admission is free.

#Southeast Asia Flight Ticket Event A church building that I came across by chance while walking down a Roman alley. Even though it was late at night, the door was open so I could enter. It was a 17th century Roman Catholic church with an optical illusion on the ceiling and a gorgeous interior with frescoes. It is open until 11:30 PM and is located at Piazza S. Ignazio, 00186 Roma RM.