San Lorenzo in Lucina

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San Lorenzo in Lucina, Minor basilica in Colonna district, Rome, Italy

The basilica features a single nave with gilded coffered ceiling, side chapels adorned with artworks, and an entrance portico with six Ionic columns.

The church, consecrated in 440 by Pope Sixtus III, stands on a former Roman domus belonging to Lucina, who established a worship place there.

The Fonseca Chapel, designed by Gian Lorenzo Bernini, displays remarkable marble busts and architectural elements from the 17th century Italian craftsmanship.

The basilica opens daily for visitors near Palazzo Montecitorio, with guided tours explaining the architectural history and religious significance of the site.

A sundial from 10 BC, built during Augustus reign, remains partially visible in excavations beneath the basilica's sacristy.

Location: Rome

Architectural style: baroque architecture

Accessibility: Acceso limitado en silla de ruedas

Address: via in Lucina, 16/a - Roma

Opening Hours: Jueves 09:00-17:30

Website: http://sanlorenzoinlucina.it

GPS coordinates: 41.90342,12.47869

Latest update: May 11, 2025 02:34

Religious architecture in Rome

Rome contains historical churches that document the evolution of Roman, Renaissance and Baroque architecture. The buildings display religious and artistic details from different periods. From St Peter's Basilica to the Gothic Santa Maria sopra Minerva, these churches offer insights into Rome's art history.

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