Rome, Italy
Archbasilica of St. John Lateran

The cathedral of Rome and seat of the pope as bishop of the city, founded by Constantine in the fourth century. Ranked first among the four papal basilicas, it pairs an ancient foundation with a baroque interior by Borromini and a grand facade by Galilei.
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Location
Coordinates: 41.88583, 12.50639