Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore Review

It’s not very publicised but it’s one of the most beautiful churches in Rome and the entire world. Prepare yourself to walk with head up, as the ceilings are a work of art. There’s not a corner in here that doesn’t deserve do be admired.Truly worth it

Building a church in the snowy place tonight, this is about the origin of this church, is the Pope's masterpiece after the dream of the Virgin Mary, she is very high in the hearts of the Romans, known as one of the four Catholic special pontificates.

The front of the church is a bell tower, the interior is Renaissance-style plaid flat, surrounded by frescoes from the fifth century mosaics, and has a variety of styles since it has been renovated many times.

A very big basilica in the center of Rome. there is also a safety check in the entrance like in Vatican.

Overall it is not bad, I recommend everyone to see

The Cathedral of Notre Dame Majeor is really close to the Temini train station, so the train came here to visit. Entering the church requires security checks. The level of the church is still very high! It is also a boutique collection, an eye-opener, the church is really gorgeous and majestic.

Legend has it that in the midsummer of the 4th century A.D., the Virgin Mary Tomon gave Pope Libero a monastery to show the glory of the Virgin Mary where it snowed. As a result, snow fell on Mount Esquilino the next morning, and the Pope ordered people to build a church there, so the church was also known as the Notre Dame Snow Palace. Today, the church also has activities to sprinkle white rose petals to symbolize the Holy site. It is also the first church named after the Virgin Mary in the world. The current Pope visits the Virgin Mary Hall before and after his visit to China. The church was built in about the fourth century A.D. The dome depicts the coronation of the Virgin Mary. The oil painting depicts the scene of the birth of the Virgin Mary.