Fontana di Piazza d'Aracoeli

It may not be the most famous church in Rome. Don't be deceived by the simple front of the building. It's built on the top of Capitoline Hill. It belongs to Franciscans. It has a beautiful wooden ceiling, a special room behind it, and a small wooden statue of Jesus as a baby.

In Rome, on the way from the Colosseum to Piazza Venezia, I was about to see the church on this high hillside. I stopped by the knowledge and took a few photos. I didn’t know what church it was at that time. I checked it and then I knew its name.

The magnificent building can be seen from a long distance. The continuous bells of the church remind us that it is 6 o'clock sharp when we arrive. At that time, the main door was closed, but there were still a steady stream of people coming here. It was really a good place.

This is definitely a place where you have to come. You crossed the Roman Square and stumbled upon this church.

Crossing the Roman Square, I stumbled upon this church, a magnificent building, which I could see from a long distance.