Estasi di Santa Teresa

The mad statue of St. Delland is near the Republic Square. It's a chapel. Painting and statues are very interesting. It's easy to walk from the subway station. The church itself is free to enter. The walls and ceilings are rich in artistic tapestries. The church is famous for Bernini's sculptures. In the statues, St. Trisha's mouth is half open, her eyes closed, a gentle smile on her lips, and her face is also a sign or symptom of pain.

It's a little far from the city centre of Rome. The purpose of coming here is to see Berlini's masterpiece. The statue has a vivid expression. It's better to know about it before you go.

It doesn't look like anything special from the outside of the church, but when you enter, you will see a delicate Baroque interior, free of charge, but there are many people inside who want to take pictures and make pilgrimages.

The statue has a certain commemorative significance. There are many tourists, the scenery is OK, and the cost-effective ratio is general.