Enhancing your visit to Rome

For over forty years, since soon after the 2nd Vatican Council, the Anglican Centre in Rome has welcomed visitors to Rome and enabled them to make the best of their visit, whether as individuals or as groups, whether having an informal holiday, on pilgrimage, making contact with Vatican officials, or undertaking study.

Please note the Anglican Centre is closed in August and between Christmas and Epiphany.

Combine your visit with a Course

• See our Courses pages to find what's on offer.
  
• A three day Mini Pilgrimage in October is designed for independent travellers to explore their faith in the context of Rome's centrality in Christian history.

Worship

• There are two Anglican / Episcopal Churches in Rome.
• The Eucharist is celebrated at the Anglican Centre on Tuesday lunchtimes (except in August and between Christmas and Epiphany)

Hints on visiting the Eternal City

• An Informal Guide to Rome
• Practical advice for those visiting Rome

Some useful websites

• Admission to Papal Audiences
• An excellent introduction to Rome's Christian heritage
  
• The Non-Catholic Cemetery in Rome is a historic monumental cemetery including the graves of Keats and Shelley

Recommended reading

• Cities of the imagination - Rome  :  by Jonathan Boardman.  ISBN 1-904955-08-8. The Venerable Jonathan Boardman is Archdeacon of Italy and Malta, and Chaplain of All Saints Church Rome, as well as being Senior Tutor at the Anglican Centre. 

How we can help

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