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St. Mark’s Basilica Rome | 4th-century Renaissance marvel

With a foundation that dates back to the 4th century, St. Mark’s Basilica, or the Basilica of San Marco is one of the most elegant buildings of the Renaissance era. Restored over several centuries, St. Mark’s Basilica has now been incorporated into the Palazzo Venezia.

Things to know before booking your tickets to St. Mark’s Basilica in Rome

  • Double-check your tickets: Be aware that there are two St. Mark’s Basilicas – one in Venice and the other in Rome. Double-check your tickets to avoid any confusion.
  • Opt for a guided tour: To fully understand the historical, cultural, and religious significance of St. Mark’s Basilica, opt for a guided tour of the attraction.
  • Multilingual audio guide: The audio guide at St. Mark’s Basilica is available in English, French, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese. 
  • Accessibility: Certain parts of your experience at St. Mark’s Basilica may not be accessible for people with reduced mobility.

Why visit St. Mark’s Basilica, Rome?

Why visit St. Mark’s Basilica, Rome?
  • 4th century architectural marvel: St. Mark’s Basilica’s beautiful façade and stunning interiors make it one of the most elegant buildings of the Renaissance period. 
  • Treasure trove of art and culture: St. Mark’s Basilica is home to some of the most beautiful artworks from the Renaissance period. These include elegant 9th-century mosaics and stunning 15th-century frescoes. 
  • A foundation laid by the Pope: The foundation of St. Mark’s Basilica was laid in the 4th century by Pope Saint Marco. The basilica underwent many restorations over the centuries and was rebuilt in its present form by Pope Paul II in 1468. Pope Paul II made St. Mark’s Basilica the church of the Venetians in Rome. 
  • Panoramic views of Rome: Climb the Romanesque bell tower of St. Mark’s Basilica to enjoy some stunning, panoramic views of the city of Rome.

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St Mark Basilica Rome Bell Tower

Located just behind St. Mark’s Basilica is the beautiful Romanesque bell tower. You can enjoy some stunning views of Rome from the top of the bell tower.

What to see at St. Mark’s Basilica, Rome?

Archaeological Excavations

Archaeological Excavations

Unearth the history of Rome, when you visit the archaeological excavations at St. Mark’s Basilica. The basilica was restored several times over the years, so you are bound to find exciting and intriguing snippets of Roman history at the excavation site.  

Visitors looking at the tomb

Tomb of Leonardo Pesaro

At St. Mark’s Basilica you can examine the tomb of Leonardo Pesaro, also known as Leonardo da Vinci. The tomb of the famous artist was created by acclaimed Italian sculptor Antonio Canovo in 1796, and it is one of the highlights of St. Mark’s Basilica.

Apse Mosaic

Apse Mosaic

The golden 9th-century apse mosaic in St. Mark’s Basilica is a must-see on your visit. The mosaic depicts Jesus Christ flanked by several saints and Pope Gregory IV. The apse mosaic was added to St. Mark’s Basilica during the reign of Pope Gregory IV.

The nave ceiling of St. Mark’s Basilica Rome

Nave Ceiling

The nave ceiling of St. Mark’s Basilica bears the coat of arms of Pope Paul II, who rebuilt the basilica in 1468. Created by Giovannino and Marco de Dolci, the nave ceiling at St. Mark’s Basilica is one of only two 15th-century wooden ceilings to survive in a Roman church.

the facade of St. Mark’s Basilica Rome

Façade

Formed by a portico with three arches and semi-columns, the façade of St. Mark’s Basilica makes it one of the most elegant buildings of the Renaissance era.

Frescoes at St Mark Basilica Rome

Frescoes

Don’t miss the 15th-century frescoes inside St. Mark’s Basilica on the day of your visit! Made by Melozzo da Forlì, the frescoes depict the Pope and Saint Mark the Evangelist.

St Mark Basilica Rome Floor

Cosmati Floor

When you visit St. Mark’s Basilica, bend down to admire its beautiful Cosmati floor. The floor is essentially a mosaic with complex geometrical patterns that are as beautiful and elegant as St. Mark’s Basilica itself.

Plan your visit to St. Mark’s Basilica, Rome

Plan your visit to St. Mark’s Basilica, Rome

St. Mark’s Basilica is open from Monday to Saturday from 9:30 AM to 5:15 PM. On Sundays, the basilica remains open from 2:00 PM to 5:15 PM. The last entry to the basilica is at 4:45 PM.

Best time to visit: The best time to visit St. Mark’s Basilica is during the spring and fall seasons. For a comfortable and enjoyable experience at the basilica, plan your visit from April to June and/or September and October.

Address: Palazzo Venezia, Piazza di S. Marco, 48, 00186 Roma RM, Italy.​ Find on maps.

Getting there

  • By bus: 85
    Nearest stop: P.Za Venezia
  • By tram: 8
     Nearest stop: Venezia
  • By car: 29.7 km from Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino Airport
     Car parking: There are many car parks near St. Mark’s Basilica.
Audio Guide
  • Audio guide
  • Limited accessibility
  • Lifts
  • Ramps
Helpful tips
  • While visiting St. Mark’s Basilica, please ensure that your knees and shoulders are covered. 
  • If available, climb up the bell tower at St. Mark’s Basilica to enjoy panoramic views of Rome. 
  • Flash photography is prohibited at St. Mark’s Basilica. 
  • Since you’ll be walking a lot, it is a good idea to wear comfortable footwear for a hassle-free visit to St. Mark’s Basilica.
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  • ​Edoardo II: Edoardo II is a low-key restaurant near St. Mark’s Basilica, which serves traditional regional dishes, offers outdoor seating, and has a private wine cellar. 
  • ​La Cabana: La Cabana is a wonderful trattoria that serves regional specialties such as salt and pepper pasta. Don’t forget to try yummy desserts from the restaurant’s dessert trolley! 
  • ​Pane e Salame: The Pane e Salame restaurant is a modern bistro that is renowned for its platters of meat and cheeses, which are paired with delicious Italian wines. 
  • ​Taverna del Seminario: Taverna del Seminario is a casual eatery serving yummy pizzas, pasta, seafood, meat plates, and wines. 
  • ​ViVi-Piazza Venezia: Inspired by literary cafes from the 1920s, Vivi-Piazza Venezia serves an all-day menu that includes organic coffee, homemade desserts and biscuits, and traditional Italian dishes such as pasta and bruschetta.
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Beyond St. Mark’s Basilica, Rome

Rome Pantheon

Pantheon

Located 1 km from St. Mark’s Basilica, the Pantheon was originally constructed as a Roman temple. The Pantheon is the only Roman building that has survived intact through the centuries.

Roman Forum

Roman Forum

1 km away from St. Mark’s Basilica is the Roman Forum. The attraction is a rectangular forum that is surrounded by the ruins of several important ancient government buildings in the heart of Rome.

Colosseum

Colosseum

2.2 km from St. Mark’s Basilica you will find the famous Colosseum. The Colosseum is the largest standing amphitheater in the world, and a visit to Rome will be incomplete without visiting the Colosseum.

Frequently asked questions about St. Mark’s Basilica tickets

How much is a ticket to St. Mark’s Basilica?

​Tickets to St. Mark’s Basilica will cost you around €9.

How to book tickets to St. Mark’s Basilica?

You can purchase tickets for St. Mark’s Basilica​ online, or directly from the ticket office on the day of your visit. However, the best way to book tickets for St. Mark’s Basilica is ​online, since it helps you save time and money.

Why should I book St. Mark’s Basilica tickets online?
  • Convenient: You can book St. Mark’s Basilica tickets at any time and from anywhere. When booking tickets online, you also have the freedom to choose a day and time that works best for you. 
  • Cheaper rates: Ticket prices tend to be cheaper online, thereby helping you benefit from significant cost savings. 
  • Discounts and offers: When booking St. Mark’s Basilica tickets online, you can choose from different discounts and offers. These offers may not be available when you buy the tickets directly at the attraction. 
  • Guaranteed entry: You are guaranteed entry via a reserved ticket when you purchase your St. Mark’s Basilica tickets online. 
  • Guided tours: The best way to learn about an attraction is by opting for a guided tour. Guided tours may not be available if you purchase your St. Mark’s Basilica tickets offline.
What do St. Mark’s Basilica tickets include?

St. Mark’s Basilica ​tickets include entry to the Basilica of San Marco, entry to the archaeological excavations, and a multilingual audio guide.

Can I get skip-the-line tickets for St. Mark’s Basilica?

Skip-the-line tickets are currently not available for St. Mark’s Basilica.

How do I access the Bell Tower and archaeological excavations?

Entry access to the Bell Tower and archaeological excavations are included with your ​entry ticket for St. Mark’s Basilica.

What is the cancellation policy for St. Mark’s Basilica tickets?

St. Mark’s Basilica cannot be canceled, but they can be rescheduled up to 24 hours before the experience begins.

How long does it take to complete a St. Mark’s Basilica tour?

It will take you around 30 minutes or so to complete a full tour of St. Mark’s Basilica.

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