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San Marcello al Corso, Rome

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#85 of 459 in Historic Sites in Rome

San Marcello al Corso, a church in Rome, Italy, is a titular church whose cardinal-protector normally holds the (intermediary) rank of cardinal-priest. The church, dedicated to Pope Marcellus I, is located just inset from Via del Corso, in ancient times called via Lata, and which now connects Piazza Venezia to Piazza del Popolo. It stands diagonal from the church of Santa Maria in Via Lata and two doors from the Oratory of Santissimo Crocifisso.

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By TravelBuddy80 On March 15, 2018

Every ancient church in Rome has it's own look and design. This place has its own beauty and every Friday offers free opera to watch and enjoy. A must go to at night after 6pm. Worth going to when vis... more »
By giaguarosolitario On March 8, 2018

Se ti trovi a Roma in vacanza, ma anche se sei di Roma devi passare a visitare la chiesa di San Marcello. Bella, grande, con delle statue che ti lasciano veramente a bocca aperta. Consigliata. more »

If you are in Rome on vacation, but even if you're in Rome you have to go and visit the Church of San Marcello. Nice, big, with statues that leave you really speechless. Recommended.

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By JnVSydney On February 26, 2018

We were actually heading to the fountain of the Labourer (see review), when the concave, ornate architecture of this church caught our eye, (as there are so many churches within the eternal city, you ... more »

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By George Kimball On August 13, 2017

Amazingly beautiful church. We just happened past it en route to our hotel. We wondered why there were two armed security in constant presence both days we walked by. Inside, beautiful paintings featuring various saints and biblical scenes. Lots of candles, including a chance to light a candle for 1 Euro or 2 Euros (larger candle). Also holy water and many holy cards available to visitors. On the Sunday night of our stay in Rome we attended an opera "Concerto" in the church featuring one soprano and one baritone who sang selections from Handel, Bach, Verdi, Mozart and others. The Concerto was average in quality. No admission charge but they did ask the audience for a voluntary offering.

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By Lee Stat On July 9, 2017

Beautiful church. They sell holy water. Gorgeous statue of Mary and Jesus.

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By Mila S On July 6, 2017

It had a banner saying "Crucificolo Milagroso", but I couldn't find any signs of it inside, so that was unfortunate. However it is very peaceful inside and the art is very beautiful. It's worth the visit.

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By Ernest C On April 28, 2017

Peaceful, beautiful and absolutely a charming church to spend a moment or two without the teeming tourist crowds. I do not know why this place hasn't been recommended in tourist guide books, but it is definitely worth a visit if you are around this area.

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By Amir Ali Khan On March 25, 2017

Right off the street on the way to Trevi Foundation while coming from Piazza Venezia. Beautiful church with lovely ceiling. a good spot to sit and contemplate.

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