🪞The Church of St. Ignatius in Rome without a mirror: a unique perspective

The Church of St. Ignatius (Chiesa di Sant'Ignazio di Loyola) in Rome is renowned for its spectacular ceiling frescoes, attracting thousands of visitors. Many visitors enjoy admiring the artistic beauty of the ceiling and taking selfies in front of the mirror. However, long lines and a fee are common for mirror photos. A different approach has emerged: have a friend squat below with their phone and take a photo of you picking up the phone. This saves time and money while capturing a unique perspective of the moment.

The frescoes in this church not only demonstrate the depth of religion but also the awe of art. Whether you look in the mirror or not, the Church of St. Ignatius will leave you with unforgettable memories and become an essential part of your trip to Rome.

Post by Summer trips | Sep 2, 2025