San Gregorio al Celio

San Gregorio al Celio is a church and monastery in Rome, dedicated to Saints Andrew and Gregory the Great. The church was built in the 6th century by Pope Gregory I, who was himself a monk. The church has a Baroque facade from the 17th century and an interior with frescoes, paintings and relics. The monastery has three oratorios, the most famous of which is that of Santa Silvia, Gregory's mother. The monastery also has a park with beautiful views of the Palatine Hill and the Circus Maximus. San Gregorio al Celio is an important place for the history and culture of Christianity because it is the place where Gregory I sent the first missionaries to England to preach the Gospel

San Gregorio al Celio, also known as San Gregorio al Monte Celio or San Gregorio al Celio or shortly San Gregorio, is a church in Rome. The church is located on Mount Coelius, one of the seven hills of Rome. Source: Wikipedia