Tucked in a quiet alleyway near Rome’s Piazza Navona, the Church of Santa Maria della Pace (Chiesa di Santa Maria della Pace) is a small but artistically rich sanctuary. This church, blending Renaissance and baroque styles, houses a large Raphael fresco depicting four sibyls and a Baldassarre Peruzzi fresco of the Madonna and child. The Bramante Cloister, with its classically inspired design, adds to the church’s charm. Visitors can explore these artistic treasures in a serene setting, away from the more crowded tourist paths.
Church of Santa Maria della Pace (Chiesa di Santa Maria della Pace)
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