Basilica di San Paolo Fuori le Mura

The Temple of St. Lenzo outside the city is one of the most important monuments of the Roman Church, dedicated to the martyrdom of Lorenzo. Medieval churches were perfectly preserved, including sculptures, paintings, and monasteries, the oldest monastery in Rome, which collected early Christian prints.

The bell tower of St. Lenzo's temple outside the city was built in the 12th century A.D., and the temple outside the city was destroyed in World War II.

Most travelers don't make it out to Rome's fourth papal basilica, but it's their loss. Consecrated in the 4th century AD, the church is said to be constructed on the burial place of Saint Paul.

The most beautiful and astonishing temple in Rome. For sure.

Spectacular basilica, with never any crowds, beautiful!