St. Paul's Within the Walls

One of the four Holy churches in Rome, which was built on Paul's tomb by the Emperor Constantine, but was largely destroyed in a fire in 1823 and rebuilt in 1854. It was the first non-Catholic church built in Rome after the reunification of Italy, with three temples, Gothic architecture, and the church belongs to the Anglican Church of America.

It is recommended to go when there is a mass. Out of the backyard of the church, there is a very delicate and quiet small garden, you can bring a little food, Italian ham and cheese, sit next to the picnic, very comfortable.

St. Paul's Church in the city: It is a church in Rome, Italy, located on National Street. This church belongs to the American Episcopal Church and is the first non-Catholic church built in Rome after the reunification of Italy. Very beautiful building!

There's also a concert held in this parish church, after worship sometimes held a tour about the chapel. a renovated parish to preserved it.

A world famous historical and cultural city known as the "Eternal City", a heritage capital that has been precipitated for thousands of years but still stands proud, a center of many art forms such as the Renaissance and Baroque, and a religious holy place throughout the city with churches.