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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.
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
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
Simpler than some basilicas that were built in later centuries, it is an impressive dome cum altar nevertheless.
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.
There are two identical churches stand side by side making Via del Corso being sandwiched by them. It is a nice sight to see this identical churches from the Piaza del Popolo. the one i'm reviewing now is the church of Santa Maria dei Miracoli....More
SANTA MARIA DEI MIRACOLI is one of two beautiful churches located at the entrance if Via Del Corso and located in the stunning Piazza Del Popolo. The church is currently under some sort of renovation work but still looks very impressive. A beautiful 17 century...More
One of a beautiful pair of churches, which mark the entrance to Via del Corso from Piazza del Popolo. Make sure to visit both as they each hold a unique charm. A pretty Baroque style church which is worth a visit if you're at the...More
The design of piazza del Popolo includes two churches in the Southern end of the piazza that from the outside look similar. Hence, the name, the Twin churches. Santa Maria dei Miracoli was built in the late 17th century by Carlo Rainaldi, although many more...More
There are two churches in the piazza. You must see and compare both. This one was built in 1681 and has a very rich stucco interior. The altar is quite beautiful.
