Wall frescos a the reasons to visit oratorio. Mannerism of thei pride and mysterious link between smal island Hiiumaa (Estonia).

Open by appointments this meeting hall and chapel of a Middle Ages brotherhood had some of the best frescos in Rome. Well restored and magnificent to behold. Put this on your Rome bucket list

Hidden in a backstreet from Via Giulia, this is a fascinating place. If you are interested in arthistory it´s a must. The catholic fraternity Oratorio del Gonfalone (established in the 13th century), involved in charity, buying free christians enslaved in muslim countries, religious processions and...More

This is a gorgeous venue, walls covered in Mannerist art. We were fortunate to hear an Argentinean group perform music honoring Pope Francis ... two guitars, a traditional Arg. accordian, a fantastic saxaphonist, and a mezzosoprano opera singer. You won't be able to get that...More

I runed in it by chance. It is was very surprising.... a small room full of art. There was a private concert and the atmosphere was just floating.

The oratory was built in the middle of the 16th century as the headquarters of the Archconfraternity of the Gonfalone (Arciconfraternità del Gonfalone). Gonfalone means 'banner' and refers to the banners or flags which the members of the archconfraternity carried in religious processions and celebrations....More