Santissima Trinità dei Pellegrini

The Trinity Pilgrim Church is a historic church with a beautiful brown brick appearance. Mass is still Latin and one of the oldest Roman churches. In the sixteenth century, it was awarded by Paul IV to the Pilgrim Brotherhood, with four rows of African black marble in its main altar.

The feeling of indoor lighting is still somewhat dim. Wood seats show the marble color of the main passage more clearly. The powerful pillars of the sky are hung with candle-like lights, and the arch ceilings are painted with square blocks of earth, which look neat and orderly under the infiltration of light.