Santa Maria Egiziaca Church, Church building in Italy
Santa Maria Egiziaca Church is an ancient place of worship located in the heart of Rome.
The church has roots dating back to the 7th century and has undergone various restorations.
It showcases a blend of medieval and baroque architectural elements.
Open to visitors, the church offers insights into Rome's religious history.
Originally an oratory for pilgrims, it now stands as a testament to Rome's layered past.
Location: Rome
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