




Mausoleo di Santa Costanza
Attraction
4.8 (942 reviews)
Venerable 4th-century mausoleum built around the reign of Constantine I for his daughter.
Via Nomentana, 349, 00198 Roma RM, Italy
+39 06 861 0840
Highlights from Reviews
• stunning ancient mosaics
The church boasts beautiful and well-preserved fourth-century mosaics, especially in the ambulatory vault, which are a major highlight for visitors.
• free admission
Entry to the church itself is free, making it an accessible historical and artistic site in Rome.
• peaceful and uncrowded
Unlike many other Roman attractions, Santa Costanza is often empty or very quiet, offering a serene atmosphere for reflection and enjoyment.
• historical architectural integrity
The building retains much of its original 4th-century structure and design, offering a rare glimpse into early Christian architecture without significant baroque alterations.
• accessible by public transport
The church is easily reachable by both metro and bus, with a nearby metro stop mentioned and a specific bus route from Piazza Venezia.
