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SubiYurek: The Vicolo Scanderbeg between the Via Della Dataria and Via del Lavitore in Quirinal
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SubiYurek: Castor and Pollux, Piazza Del Quirinale, the Quirinal Hill
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SubiYurek: Oval facade of entrance into Sant'Andrea al Quirinale designed by Bernini
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SubiYurek: The Vicolo Scanderbeg between the Via Della Dataria and Via del Lavitore in Quirinal
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SubiYurek: Info re Sant'Andrea al Quirinale Saint'Andrea al Quirinale designed by Bernini. via del Quirinale. The church of Saint Andrew. Baraque from 1658 (Gian Lorenzo Bernini)
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SubiYurek: Cnr Via del Traforo and Via Rasella
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SubiYurek: Via Dello Scalone
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SubiYurek: Crucifixion painting at Sant'Andrea al Quirinale designed by Bernini. via del Quirinale
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SubiYurek: Embedded floor logo
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SubiYurek: Evidence of partisan resistance, cnr Via Rasella and Via del Boccaccio
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SubiYurek: San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane. Main altar (white and bright).
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SubiYurek: Beautiful skylight, putti and dome
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SubiYurek: Oval shape of Sant'Andrea al Quirinale
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SubiYurek: Crucifixion
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SubiYurek: The heavenly twins, Castor and Pollux, with horses and obelisk
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SubiYurek: What is in this arching room?
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SubiYurek: Fountain of Strength
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SubiYurek: Looking at the Palazzo della Consulta (built 1732-1735, late Baroque), which houses the Constitutional Court of the Italian Republic
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SubiYurek: Quirinale stairs
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SubiYurek: Heavenly dome
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SubiYurek: Sant'Andrea al Quirinale designed by Bernini. via del Quirinale
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SubiYurek: Glory of the Saints, ceiling fresco
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SubiYurek: Beautiful sky light above the high altar
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SubiYurek: Dome of San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane, lit by concealed windows
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SubiYurek: Bullet holes on the orchre walls of building facade, cnrs of Via Rasella and Via del Boccaccio
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SubiYurek: Via Rasella Hotel Julia
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SubiYurek: Dome of Sant'Andrea al Quirinale
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SubiYurek: Via Rasella, Hotel Julia and uphill to the Barberini Palace
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SubiYurek: Arching room
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SubiYurek: At the foot of Palazzo del Quirinale, residence of the Italian president