• Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore - Santa Maria Maggiore, a prominent basilica in Rome, is celebrated for its breathtaking mosaics that vividly depict the art and religious themes of its era. The mosaics adorning the two sides of the main nave date back to the 5th century, illustrating detailed Biblical scenes and profound symbolism. Additionally, the apse contains later mosaics that further elevate the basilica’s artistic magnificence. Notably, the external mosaic by artist Rusuti from the 14th century enhances the basilica’s visual beauty, making Santa Maria Maggiore a true masterpiece of ecclesiastical art and architecture.
• Basilica of Santa Pudenziana - The Church of Santa Pudenziana is recognized as the oldest Christian worship site in Rome, with origins dating back to the 2nd century. This historic church is dedicated to Saint Pudenziana, the sister of Saint Prassede, whose church is nearby. Both churches are renowned for their exceptional mosaics, which, while both invaluable, display distinctly different artistic styles and themes. Santa Pudenziana boasts a magnificent apse mosaic that reflects early Christian narrative and iconography, while Santa Prassede is famed for its intricate and colorful mosaics, showcasing the rich Byzantine artistic heritage in early Roman Christianity.
• Basilica di Santa Prassede - Santa Prassede, situated in the charming Rione Monti, is a hidden treasure in Rome featuring some of the city’s most exquisite mosaics. The highlight of this ancient church is the Chapel of San Zeno, which displays remarkable examples of Byzantine-style mosaics from the Carolingian Renaissance. These stunning artworks, characterized by their intricate designs and vibrant colors, serve as a testament to the artistic and cultural exchanges of the time, making Santa Prassede a must-visit for anyone interested in the rich history of Roman ecclesiastical art.
• Arcibasilica di San Giovanni in Laterano - The Basilica of St. John in Lateran, known as San Giovanni in Laterano, holds the prestigious title of being the oldest of Rome’s four major basilicas and serves as the cathedral of the Diocese of Rome, symbolizing the Pope’s official ecclesiastical seat. Established in the 4th century, this magnificent structure is not only a key site in Catholicism but also a remarkable example of early Christian architecture, featuring a stunning facade, grand interior, and intricate art that reflect the rich history and significance of the Catholic Church. Its status as the “mother and head of all churches” further underscores its importance in Rome and beyond.

• All fees and taxes
• Professional guide
• Hot chocolate / coffee / tea
• Tour in a Safe and Semi Private Group of 6 people

• Transportation
• Tips
• Personal expenses

Discover the awe-inspiring allure of Rome’s medieval mosaics on a guided tour through some of the Eternal City’s oldest and most esteemed churches. Explore the Basilica of Saint Pudentiana and the Basilica of St. John in Lateran, among others, to admire the detailed mosaics that embellish the walls and floors. With knowledgeable guides, delve into the rich history and artistic magnificence of Rome, where ancient traditions blend with breathtaking art. This exclusive tour provides an opportunity to experience the grace of mosaic craftsmanship, leaving you captivated and inspired by the timeless beauty of the Eternal City.

• On this tour, some of the venues or parts of the venue may be subject to last-minute, unpredictable closures. When this occurs, we are happy to offer customers an extended tour in keeping with the advertised total length of the tour.
• Due to increased security measures at many attractions some lines may form on tours with ‘Skip the Line’ access.

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