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Santa Maria dei Miracoli

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#326 of 2,034 things to do in Rome

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Piazza del Popolo, Rome, Italy

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“baroque church”(3 reviews)

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Darrel J

Perth, Australia

1779658

Reviewed 1 week ago

So called "twin" churches forming southern facade of Piazza Del Popolo

17th century baroque church designed by Carlo Rainaldi. Found it dark, gloomy & generally uninviting. We didn't linger.

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Maggi713

Baltimore, Maryland

1651633

Reviewed 3 July 2018

Not Really A Twin!

The twin churches on the Piazza del Popolo have always intrigued us; and, we have been trying to see the insides for many years. We thought we hit the jackpot when I read that they would be open. Alas, only Santa Maria dei Miracoli was...More

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SoCalOregonian

Murrieta, California

2206556

Reviewed 25 June 2018

OUR LADY OF MIRACLES

This “twin” to the other church, that also flanks Via del Corso, is from the 17th century. This church is not considered a Basilica, unlike the other church. On the exterior, there are a few notable differences between the two. This dome is octagonal and...More

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YTCHENG

Hong Kong, China

1928452

Reviewed 14 June 2018

The Twin Churches

Santa Maria dei Miracoli is one of the two baroque church on Piazza del Popolo. It is nice inside, particularly the icon above the altar.

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Leon L

Hong Kong, China

86299

Reviewed 11 June 2018

Lovely church

This small church is on the large Piazza del Popolo. One of the twin churches, it has a nicely decorated interior. Very nice place.

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Jivko V

Sofia, Bulgaria

35154

Reviewed 20 April 2018

Two baroque churches

There are two churches at Piazza del Popolo, just next to Via del Corso. One is Santa Maria dei Miracoli, we entered and it is typical baroque church. The second one was closed.

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JnVSydney

Sydney

2081774

Reviewed 24 January 2018

One of two almost identical churches

Coming From the flamino metro, walking through the gate, one of the first things you see within Piazza del Popolo, is one of two (almost identical) churches that are architecturally stunning. Within the interior the highlight for us was seeing the painting/icon of the mother...More

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Dimitris L

Sydney, Australia

1527426

Reviewed 4 December 2017

Beautiful church

Santa Maria dei Miracoli is part of the so-called twin churches in Piazza dell Popolo, the other one being the Santa Maria di Montesanto. Both are almost identical and just as beautiful. However they have some differences. The Santa Maria dei Miracoli is indeed a...More

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Matyas L

Europe

730386

Reviewed 5 November 2017 via mobile

One of the two impressive twin churches on Pzza del Popolo

Simpler than some basilicas that were built in later centuries, it is an impressive dome cum altar nevertheless.

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md1mm

Sheffield, UK

1009490

Reviewed 2 October 2017

Average church for Rome

This is a church at the top of Via del Corsa. It is fine inside but not of the beauty of standard of the other churches about 100 metres down the Via del Corsa.

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