Santa Maria in Trivio, Church in Italy
Santa Maria in Trivio is a late-Renaissance church located in Rome.
The church was redesigned by Giacomo del Duca in the 16th century on the site of an earlier church.
The church is part of Italian national heritage and showcases the country's religious art and architecture.
Visitors can view the church's impressive facade and interior throughout the year.
Its name, 'in Trivio', refers to its location at the meeting point of three streets or 'tre vie' in Latin.
Location: Rome
Inception: March 25, 1675
Architect: Giacomo del Duca
Architectural style: baroque architecture
Address: piazza dei Crociferi, 49 - Roma
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