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St Mary in Vallicella

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Overview

Title
St Mary in Vallicella
Author
fede_76
Rating
3.13
Year
1599 AD
Cost
Free Admission
Average visit time
30 minutes
Address
1 Via della Chiesa Nuova, 00186 Rome RM
Hours of operation
7:45am-12:00am
Contacts
Phone: 066875289

Description

Santa Maria in Vallicella, also called "New Church", is a church located close Corso Vittorio Emanuele. It was consecrated in 1599 and is the principal church of the "Oratory", a religious congregation of secular priests founded by St. Philip Blacks in 1561. The interior is very luxurious and contains frescoes by Pietro da Cortona.