When Father Mullooly decided to restore the church of Saint Clement in 1857 he would have never thought he would go down in history as the discover of the largest accessible underground site of the city of Rome. The triple-layered archeological site hosts nowadays the “modern” (by Rome’s standards!) 12th century church, the ancient church built in the 4th century and the Roman structures dating back to the first century A.D. The church is still home to a community of Irish Dominican friars and one of the places in Rome where you can attend Mass in English.
Are you ready to become an archeologist in the most exciting place of the world?
Let us show you the treasures that the city of Rome has preserved underground throughout the centuries.
When you enter the church of Saint Clement you will feel like you are in a place stuck in time. Its holy and magical atmosphere will prepare you to jump back to the time of Popes, Emperors and pagan rituals. Our expert local guide who will help you find your way through the narrow tunnels and hidden corners of this unique archeological site. Follow in the steps of Father Mullooly and 19th century archeologists to bring back to light some of the most incredible gems from Roman history.
Hidden temples, dark sacrificial rituals and the ingenuity of Roman engineering will take you to a deeper understanding of how the eternal city developed through the centuries.
It is absolutely true that all roads lead to Rome, but don’t miss the opportunity to discover where the underground roads will take you!
Keep calm and do some shopping!
Keep calm and do some shopping!
Imagine your best day ever, relaxing and shopping.
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