The Chiesa di San Roberto Bellarmino is a Catholic church in Rome, designed by architect Clemente Busiri Vici and completed between 1931 and 1933. The building stands in Piazza Ungheria, in the Parioli district, within the boundaries of Rome’s Municipality II.
The church serves as the seat of the parish of San Roberto Bellarmino and holds the title of a cardinal church within the Diocese of Rome. As a work of the interwar period, the building represents architectural practice of early twentieth-century Rome during a formative era for the city’s modern expansion and renewal.
About the Church
The Chiesa di San Roberto Bellarmino functions as a Catholic parish church and holds ecclesiastical significance as a titular church of the Roman Catholic Church, serving the local community of the Parioli neighborhood.
Details
- Architect: Clemente Busiri Vici
- Completed: 1933
- Location: Piazza Ungheria, Parioli district, Rome
- Diocese: Diocese of Rome
- Current use: Active parish church
Frequently asked questions
Who designed the church?
Architect Clemente Busiri Vici designed the Chiesa di San Roberto Bellarmino.
Where is the church located?
The church stands in Piazza Ungheria in the Parioli district of Rome, within Municipality II.
What is the church’s ecclesiastical role?
The church serves as the seat of the parish of San Roberto Bellarmino and holds the title of a cardinal church within the Diocese of Rome.
