Gelo Stellato In Roma

In addition to the immense devotion to the Madonna del Miracolo which attracts countless faithful, including myself even though I am not Roman, the works of Bernini and Borromini are worth the visit. Go there.

Must see breathtaking beautiful 😍

Beautiful church, welcoming, spacious environment, it is at street level and therefore also accessible for disabled people and they organize very nice evening concerts with the participation of many choirs, especially during the holiday period Absolutely worth visiting also for the paintings

When we went there was mass so it was a complete experience, although out of respect you cannot see everything

Bernini's two angels are extraordinary. Dome particularly high compared to the vault. Frescoes throughout the altar

Cathedral of the Apparitions of the Virgin Mary! Amen, no words needed!

The Church of Sant'Andrea delle Fratte is a true baroque masterpiece, located in the heart of Rome, along one of the most popular tourist routes, between the Spanish Steps and the Trevi Fountain. The charm of its facade and location struck me a lot. This church is famous for hosting two splendid angels sculpted by Gian Lorenzo Bernini and for the architectural contributions of Francesco Borromini, including the characteristic bell tower. It is also known as the Sanctuary of the Madonna del Miracolo, linked to a Marian apparition in 1842. I recommend checking the opening hours to fully appreciate the works of art and the spirituality of the place. A small jewel in an area rich in history and life.

Basilica where you can also find an altar dedicated to the Madonna del Miracolo. To which many faithful flock to ask for help and purchase His Medal at the little shop in the courtyard. In the Basilica there are also 2 large sculptures of Angels by Bernini, which are the originals of those visible on the Castel Sant'Angelo bridge

A place of the heart. It really is the little Lourdes of Rome ❤️

Very nice church. Very nice atmosphere. However, the gravestone of the famous artist Angelika Kauffmann is covered by an old confessional, which would be nice if it were removed.