This Roman basilica is home to the famous Bocca della Verità (Mouth of Truth), as well as the relics of the patron saint of lovers
Interior of Santa Maria in Cosmedin church in Rome Mistervlad - Shutterstock
Transport in Rome, a challenge George Trumpeter - Shutterstock
Rome’s transit system has been reinforced for the Jubilee, but strategic timing is key.
Famous statue of St Peter at the Vatican Square cinemavision - Shutterstock
Rome, center of Roman Catholicism and destination of the Jubilee 2025, preserves many places related to the Apostle Peter
Lentils, bread and wine, the basics Tatiana Bralnina - Shutterstock
In Jubilees, food has always held a central role—not merely as sustenance, but as a symbol of charity, hospitality, and shared humanity.
Holy Door at St. Peter's Basilica is opened every 25 years ReoromART - Shutterstock
When the ceremonial hammer strikes the Holy Door in St. Peter’s Basilica, it will signal more than the opening of a physical gateway. It will represent a symbolic path toward…
A Franciscan Rosary in the Vatican Square Kristi Blokhin - Shutterstock
There is a “camino” of St Francis of Assisi in Rome following his steps on his two pilgrimages in 1205 and 1209
Interior of the Basilica of Santa Maria in Aracoeli TTstudio - Shutterstock
Important Roman basilica on the Capitoline Hill where the holy infant Jesus is venerated.
The marbel statue of Ecstasy of Beata Ludovica Albertoni in the church San Francesco a Ripa Renata Sedmakova - Shutterstock
Franciscan church near Tiber river who hosted St Francis of Assisi during his two pilgrimages to Rome
Foccacia, the most famous Roman bread Claudio Rampinini - Shutterstock
Pilgrimages to Rome and Santiago de Compostela have, over the centuries, built up an extremely rich and varied network of routes and recipes often labeled as “of the pilgrim”