Basilica of Saint Mary of the Angels and Martyrs

a huge cathedral in the central part of Rome. well maintained too and accessible to people especially tourists. I found the monument of the beheaded John the Baptist inside.

The first thing I saw from Rome Station was this place. The building had a sense of baptism and was shabby, and there were gypsies sitting on the door. The hall is relatively simple and feels the same as the appearance.

I know that this is a cold bathing place, because several emperors in ancient Rome were keen to build public bathing places, very magnificent. I remember that Mr. Ma Weidu also personally experienced the dream experience of early years when he went to Rome to travel.

Take the subway line A Repubblica station can be reached. This is the church that looks the least like a church, the arched and concave gate, if it weren't for a cross on it and the words BASILICA can't be seen at all. Originally the Bathing House of Diocletian in ancient Rome, it was converted from Michelangelo into a church. Now the part used is just one of its bathrooms... The floor inside the hall is studded with a twelve-constellation map and the original meridian in Rome. Although the appearance is a bit unsavory, the inside is still worth seeing.

The Basilica of the Angel and Martyr is next to the train station and the Republic Square, a Catholic secondary temple in Rome, which is not famous, but you will never feel white when you visit it. It was converted from the bathing place of the Roman Emperor Diocletian. Michelangelo was ordered to use the remnants of the bath to build the palace, but he died before it was completed. The entrance to the church was built on the ruined wall of the bath, which seemed simple, but the interior space was actually very considerable. The angelic shape of the otter at the entrance fully reflects the church's not simple. It was once the official national church, including later state funerals. The church has a Galileo Memorial Courtyard, and the Chinese Academy of Sciences donated a bronze statue of Galileo up to 6 meters, designed by Li Zhengdao.

On the square of the Republic, next to the Diocletian Bath Museum. The Basilica of the Angels and Martyrs (St. Mary's Church of the Angels) is a Catholic secondary temple in Rome, Italy, built in the cold water bath of the former Diocletian Bath. In 1561, the pope commissioned Michelangelo to remodel the bathroom as a rectangular gallery-style church.

It is in the United Nations World Heritage List. The magnificent church gives a very shocking feeling. It is a bathroom converted and designed like the Pantheon of the Christian classic church. With a traditional depression, solemnity, and ethereal feeling, it is worth visiting and experiencing.