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Catholic Churches Last update: 2021-09-28 22:22 1. Abbazia delle Tre Fontane 13. Basilica di Sant'Antonio al Laterano Address: Via Acque Salvie, 1 Address: Via Merulana, 124 Telephone: 06 5401655 Telephone: 06 70373416 - 06 70373420 Web site: www.abbaziatrefontane.it Web site: www.basilica-santantonio-roma.org/ 2. Basilica dei Santi XII Apostoli 14. Basilica di Santa Cecilia in Trastevere Address: Piazza dei Santi Apostoli, 51 Address: Piazza di Santa Cecilia, 22 Telephone: 06 699571 Telephone: 06 5899289 Web site: www.benedettinesantacecilia.it 3. Basilica dei SS. Pietro e Paolo all'EUR Address: Piazzale Santi Pietro e Paolo, 8 15. Basilica di Santa Croce in Gerusalemme Telephone: 06 5926166 Address: Piazza di Santa Croce in Gerusalemme, 12 Web site: www.santipietroepaoloroma.it Telephone: 06 70613053 Web site: www.santacroceroma.it 4. Basilica di San Crisogono Address: Piazza Sidney Sonnino, 44 16. Basilica di Santa Maria in Aracoeli Telephone: 06 5810076 - 06 5818225 Address: Scala dell'Arce Capitolina, 14 - Piazza del Campidoglio Telephone: 06 69763837 - 39 5. Basilica di San Giovanni a Porta Latina Address: Via di Porta Latina, 17 17. Basilica di Santa Maria in Cosmedin Telephone: 06 70475938 Address: Piazza della Bocca della Verità, 18 Web site: www.sangiovanniaportalatina.it/Index.htm Telephone: 06 6787759 Web site: www.cosmedin.org 6. Basilica di San Giovanni in Laterano Address: Piazza di San Giovanni in Laterano 18. Basilica di Santa Maria in Montesanto (Chiesa Telephone: 06 69886433 - 06 7727991 (Sacrestia) 340 7522960 degli Artisti) (responsabile servizi pastorali) 06.69873112 (amministrazione) Address: Via del Babuino, 198 06.69886580 (archvio capitolare) 06.69886426 (Collegio Padri Telephone: 06 3610594 Penitenzieri) 06.69886313 (portineria Palazzo dei Canonici) Web site: www.chiesadegliartisti.it 06.69886570 (negozio d www.vatican.va/various/basiliche/san_giovanni/index_it.htm Web site: 19. Basilica di Santa Maria in Trastevere Address: Piazza di Santa Maria in Trastevere Telephone: 06 5814802 7. Basilica di San Lorenzo fuori le Mura Web site: www.santamariaintrastevere.it Address: Piazzale del Verano, 3 06 4466184 - 06 491511 Telephone: 20. Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore www.basilicadisanlorenzo.com Web site: Address: Piazza di Santa Maria Maggiore Telephone: 06 69886800 8. Basilica di San Lorenzo in Lucina Web site: Address: Via In Lucina, 16/A www.vatican.va/various/basiliche/sm_maggiore/index_it.html Telephone: 06 6871494 21. Basilica di Santa Maria sopra Minerva 9. Basilica di San Paolo fuori le Mura Address: Piazza della Minerva, 42 Address: Piazzale di San Paolo, 1 Telephone: 06 792257 Telephone: 06 69880800 - 802 (lun-sab 8-14) info e pren. gruppi Web site: www.santamariasopraminerva.it Web site: www.basilicasanpaolo.org 22. Basilica di Santa Sabina all'Aventino 10. Basilica di San Pietro in Vaticano Address: Piazza Pietro d'Illiria, 1 Address: Piazza San Pietro Telephone: 06 579401 Telephone: 06 69883712 - 06 6982 www.vatican.va/various/basiliche/san_pietro/index_it.htm - Web site: 23. Basilica e Catacombe di San Pancrazio www.vatican.va/various/basiliche/san_pietro/it/basilica/orari.htm Address: Piazza di San Pancrazio, 5 Telephone: 06 5810458 - 06 4465610 11. Basilica di San Saba Web site: www.sanpancrazio.org Address: Piazza Gian Lorenzo Bernini, 20 06 64580140 - 06 64580138 - 06 64580141 Telephone: 24. Basilica parrocchiale di San Marco Evangelista al Web site: https://sansaba.gesuiti.it Campidoglio Address: Piazza di San Marco, 48 12. Basilica di San Sebastiano fuori le Mura Telephone: 06 6795205 Via Appia Antica, 136 Address: Web site: www.sanmarcoevangelista.it Telephone: 06 7808847 Web site: www.sansebastianofuorilemura.org/la-parrocchia 25. Basilica Parrocchiale di Santa Maria della Salute a Primavalle Address: Piazza Alfonso Capecelatro Telephone: 06 6270922 Web site: http://parrocchiasantamariadellasalute.weebly.com page 1 / 12 Catholic Churches Last update: 2021-09-28 22:22 26. Basilica Parrocchiale San Giuseppe al Trionfale 40. Chiesa dei Santi Quaranta Martiri e San Pasquale Address: Via Bernardino Telesio, 4/B Baylon Telephone: 06 39751607 Address: Via di San Francesco a Ripa, 20 Telephone: 06 5881121 27. Basilica San Clemente al Laterano Address: Via di San Giovanni in Laterano, 45 41. Chiesa dei Santi Quattro Coronati Telephone: 06 7740021 Address: Via dei Santi Quattro, 20 Web site: www.basilicasanclemente.com Telephone: 06 70475427 Mobile phone: Per informazioni turistiche - 335 49 52 48 28. Basilica Sant'Andrea delle Fratte - Santuario Web site: www.monacheagostinianesantiquattrocoronati.it - Madonna del Miracolo www.aulagoticasantiquattrocoronati.it Address: Via di Sant'Andrea delle Fratte, 1 Telephone: 06 6793191 42. Chiesa dei Ss. Andrea e Claudio dei Borgognoni Web site: www.santandreadellefratte.it Address: Via del Pozzetto, 160 Telephone: 06 6790310 29. Basilica Santa Balbina all'Aventino Address: Piazza di Santa Balbina, 8 43. Chiesa dei SS. Cosma e Damiano Telephone: 06 5750969 Address: Via dei Fori Imperiali, 1 Mobile phone: 320 7276453 (per le visite) Telephone: 06 6990808 Web site: www.cosmadamiano.com 30. Basilica Santa Maria degli Angeli e dei Martiri Address: Piazza della Repubblica 44. Chiesa dei Ss. Michele e Magno a Borgo Santo Telephone: 06 4880812 Spirito Web site: www.santamariadegliangeliroma.it Address: Via Paolo VI Telephone: 06 68308550 31. Basilica Santa Prassede all'Esquilino Address: Via di Santa Prassede, 9/a 45. Chiesa dei SS. Silvestro e Dorotea Telephone: 06 4882456 Address: Via di Santa Dorotea, 23 Web site: https://santaprassede.wordpress.com Telephone: 06 5806205 Web site: www.parrocchiasantadorotea.com 32. Basilica Santa Pudenziana al Viminale Address: Via Urbana, 160 46. Chiesa del Gesù Telephone: 06 4814622 - 06 4817292 Address: Piazza del Gesù Web site: www.stpudenziana.org Telephone: 06 697001 Web site: www.chiesadelgesu.org 33. Basilica Ss. Bonifacio e Alessio all'Aventino Address: Piazza di Sant'Alessio, 23 47. Chiesa del Santissimo Sudario dei Piemontesi Telephone: 06 5743446 Address: Via del Sudario, 47 Web site: www.santalessiocrs.it Telephone: 06 6792398 – 06 47354207 - 06 6792398 – 06 47354207 34. Basilica Ss. Nereo e Achilleo Web site: www.ordinariatomilitare.it/sudario Address: Viale delle Terme di Caracalla, 28 Web site: www.vallicella.org 48. Chiesa del Santo Volto di Gesù alla Magliana Address: Via Caprese, 1 35. Basilica Ss. Vitale e Compagni Martiri in Fovea Telephone: 06 5501063 Address: Via Nazionale, 194/B Web site: www.parrocchiasantovolto.it Telephone: 06 4823338 Web site: https://santivitale.com 49. Chiesa della Natività di Gesù Address: Piazza di Pasquino, 2 36. Battistero Lateranense Telephone: 388 8745130 Don Silvestro Address: Piazza di San Giovanni in Laterano, 4 Telephone: 06 69886452 50. Chiesa di Gesù Nazareno all'Argentina Web site: www.battisterolateranense.it Address: Via dei Barbieri, 22/a 37. Chiesa Beata Vergine Immacolata 51. Chiesa di S. Lazzaro in Borgo Address: Via Cassia, 1286 Address: Borgo San Lazzaro Telephone: 06 30310550 www.parrocchiagiustiniana.it Web site: 52. Chiesa di San Benedetto in Piscinula Address: Piazza In Piscinula, 40 38. Chiesa dei Santi Isidoro ed Eurosia Telephone: 06 58331609 Address: Via delle Sette Chiese, 101 Web site: www.sanbenedettoinpiscinula.it Telephone: 06 5135204 53. Chiesa di San Carlino alle Quattro Fontane 39. Chiesa dei Santi Michele e Magno Address: Via del Quirinale, 23 Address: Largo degli Alicorni, 21 Telephone: 06 4883261 page 2 / 12 Catholic Churches Last update: 2021-09-28 22:22 54. Chiesa di San Cosimato 67. Chiesa di Sant'Alfonso all'Esquilino Address: Piazza di San Cosimato, 76 Address: Via Merulana, 31 Telephone: 06 6835.2059 - 06 584465932 Telephone: 06 494901 - 06 49490685 Web site: Web site: www.perpetuosoccorso.it www.aslroma1.it/polo-museale/complesso-san-cosimato-nuovo-regina- margherita 68. Chiesa di Sant'Andrea al Quirinale Address: Via del Quirinale, 30 55. Chiesa di San Filippo Neri in Eurosia Telephone: 06 4874565 - 06 4819399 Address: Via delle Sette Chiese, 103 Web site: https://santandrea.gesuiti.it Telephone: 06 5135204 Web site: www.sanfilippoineurosia.it 69. Chiesa di Sant'Andrea del Vignola (detto anche Tempietto di Sant'Andrea a Via Flaminia) 56. Chiesa di San Francesco d'Assisi a Ripa Address: Via Luigi Canina Address: Piazza San Francesco d'Assisi, 88 06 5819020 - 06 5881331 Telephone: 70. Chiesa di Sant'Antonio Abate all'Esquilino (Chiesa Web site: www.sanfrancescoaripa.it nazionale Russa) Address: Via Carlo Alberto 57. Chiesa di San Galla Telephone: 06 44869858 - centralino 06 4486981 Address: Circonvallazione Ostiense, 195 Telephone: Tel. 06 5742141 71. Chiesa di Sant'Atanasio dei Greci al Babuino Web site: www.santagalla.it Address: Via del Babuino, 149 Telephone: 06 36001261 58. Chiesa di San Giovanni Battista Decollato Web site: http://collegiogreco.blogspot.com - Address: Via di San Giovanni Decollato, 22 www.liturgiabizantina.it/index.html Telephone: 06 6791890 Web site: www.sangiovannidecollato.org/it/arciconfraternita-san-giovanni-decollat 72. Chiesa di Sant'Aurea o Address: Piazza della Rocca, 13 Telephone: 06 5650018 Web site: www.santaurea.org 59. Chiesa di San Leonardo da Porto Maurizio Address: Via Ludovico Antomelli, 1 73. Chiesa di Sant'Eugenio Telephone: 06 52350107 Address: Viale delle Belle Arti, 10 Telephone: 06 3201923 60. Chiesa di San Lorenzo da Brindisi Web site: www.parrocchiasanteugenio.it Address: Via Sicilia, 185 74. Chiesa di Sant'Eustachio 61. Chiesa di San Lorenzo de Piscibus Address: Via di Sant'Eustachio,
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