Basilica di San Lorenzo fuori le mura

Santa Maria della Misericordia al Verano is a church located in the huge municipal cemetery of Campo di Verano. The cemetery of Campo di Verano was originally founded by Napoleon's French invaders, who issued an edict in 1804 banning the ancient burial practices in the city. Having not evolved since the Middle Ages, they were rightly considered too unhealthy. Pope Pius IX (1846-1878) commissioned Virginio Vespignani to design the cemetery and oversee the construction of the main architectural elements. The church was completed in 1862.

The Church of the Seven Holy Founders was built between 1946 and 1956 to a design by the architect Alberto Tonelli, and is dedicated to the Seven Holy Founders, Florentine devotees of the 13th century who were at the origin of the Servite order. The church has a dodecagonal plan. On the outside, it has two orders: the lower order covered in white marble, and the upper order in masonry crossed by vertical ribs in reinforced concrete and crowned by a series of windows with polychrome glass.

The church of Santa Bibiana is said to have been built in 363 by a certain Olympina (or Olympia) on the house where Bibiana, her mother Daphrosy and her sister Demetria were martyred during the alleged persecution of Emperor Julian (361-363). The building was restored by Pope Honorius III in 1224: on this occasion, the Pope had a women's monastery built next to the church, which was occupied until the middle of the 15th century and then destroyed by Urban VIII, who ordered the complete reconstruction of the church at the beginning of the 17th century.