Church of St Ives at the 'Sapienza'

In the centre of Rome, people may not pay much attention to the fact that the church is not well-known, and its appearance is Baroque style, and its structure is the same as that of ordinary churches. See a lot of people kneeling to worship.

Under the cross there is a Wood Statue of 400 B.C., natural height, holding Graal in one hand and touching her stomach with the other hand, depicting Madalena. The Church is a classical incarnation of Baroque style, not far from the Pantheon, completed in 1735, the right side of the Church Hall is the remains of St. Camillos Dreilis.

When you walk in, you can't help feeling awe, because the church has a high ceiling, which makes you feel very solemn. The works of art are beautiful, the statues are very beautiful, and every inch of the ceiling is decorated with works of art. This is a must-see place, only a few steps away from the Pantheon.

Saint Ivoire Hall, the only city in Rome, is the most famous Catholic Church in Italy. Its magnificent architecture, the main body of Baroque architecture, the corridor of ancient Roman style, and the interior of the church contain many precious religious paintings and works of art. Visitors can go up to the church tower to see the whole face of the church.

I like this white building very much. The relief sculptures of the main hall layer upon layer look very elegant and delicate. If in the middle, the arched corridors on both sides spread out to both sides like one hand, on the contrary, they appear very atmospheric. In this way, a beautiful Baroque style building looks very ordinary inside, after all, there are some beautiful to go in to experience.