Quiz: can you tell these four Roman churches by their facades?

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Daniel Esparza - published on 03/19/18

Flip the cards to find out!

Rome is home to more than 900 churches, statistics say, most of them being Catholic. As early as the 4th century, there were already more than 20 majestic churches, all of those still standing today, although many modifications have been added throughout the years. Do you think you can identify these four? Flip the cards to find out!

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