Notre Dame Basilica was built in the 4th century AD. It is one of four Major Basilica Catholic Church, which is named after the Roman to the Virgin Mary church in the largest. It is the world's first named to Notre Dame church. There is a marble column on the main entrance of Santa Maria Maggiore square. It is from the ancient Roman market rally Constantine Church, the statue of the Virgin on which it is added by 1615. There is one pair of red granite Egyptian obelisk (Figure 3) from the Mausoleum of Augustus on the Esquiline Square back door. In all of the basilica in Rome, the Basilica of Our Lady of the World combines different architectural styles. The most successful construction of the cathedral. The nave is part of the 5th-century building. Imitation Romanesque bell tower is a symbol of the Middle Ages. A new mosaic ceiling caisson is the Renaissance style, while the two churches and the majestic dome of the main building below and back, it is the Baroque style.