ラテラン大聖堂の聖ヨハネとカトリック教徒のための聖階段ツアー

Highly underrated chuck and a must see. Our tour guide Rhetta was fantastic. She was knowledgeable and extremely patient to let us take in the site

Visiting St. John Lateran Cathedral and taking the Holy Stairs Tour is a truly unforgettable experience, especially for Catholics or anyone interested in religious history. As the cathedral of the Bishop of Rome and the official ecclesiastical seat of the Pope, St. John Lateran is the oldest and most important church in the Catholic world, even predating St. Peter’s Basilica. Its grandeur, ornate architecture, and rich history leave a lasting impression from the moment you enter. Inside, the cathedral is filled with stunning artworks, intricate mosaics, and magnificent chapels. The sense of reverence and devotion is palpable, creating a profound spiritual atmosphere. The Holy Stairs, believed to be the steps Jesus climbed during His Passion, are a deeply moving experience. Pilgrims traditionally ascend them on their knees, reflecting on Christ’s suffering, which makes the visit both humbling and spiritually uplifting. The guided tour provides fascinating context and history, helping visitors understand the significance of the cathedral, its relics, and the surrounding holy sites. The combination of architectural beauty, sacred artifacts, and religious tradition makes this a must-see for anyone visiting Rome. Plan to spend at least 2–3 hours exploring the cathedral, climbing the Holy Stairs, and absorbing the spiritual and historical richness of this remarkable site. Whether you are a pilgrim, a history enthusiast, or a curious traveler, this tour offers a unique and memorable encounter with Rome’s living faith and heritage. A truly profound, awe-inspiring experience—highly recommended for everyone!

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This basilica is considered as the "Mother Church of all churches in the world". It was founded by Emperor Constantine in the fourth century and was the seat of papacy from the fourth up to the 14th century before it was transferred to the Vatican. It is still considered as the Pope's cathedral as bishop of Rome. Today you can visit it and marvel at its architectural beauty while reminiscing the history behind it and the special role it played in the history of Christianity. Don't forget to visit the cloister adjacent to it (for a minimal pay) and the "Holy Stairs" just across the street.

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