Ss. Quattro Coronati

The Four Corners Church (Santi Quattro Coronati) is a Basilica-style Pontifical Temple in Rome, Italy. The Temple is located in a quiet green area between the Colosseum and the Basilica of Saint John of Lateran. It was built in the 4th or 5th century AD. It is composed of two courtyards, the First Courtyard and the Central Courtyard. St. Siphus's chapel, monastery and temples dedicated to four anonymous martyrs.

The Four Corners is definitely worth a visit, just a short walk from the Colosseum. Walk up the hill and through two courtyards to see the church, then into another door to see the speech of San Sylvestero, and there is a papal residence in history here.

A religious temple building, some wallpaper on the outer wall has been listed. The murals inside are still not to be said to be exquisite, especially the figures above the dome depict the religious details beautifully, the murals below have rectangular and arced, and the sacrificial platform below also has a cascading feeling. The white marble relief style looks clean, while the frescoes in the corner look a hand-painted draft.