Your guided tour begins at the Piazza de Sant'Agostino, where the magnificent Basilica of Saint Augustine awaits with its incredible treasures. Inside, you'll be blown away by Caravaggio’s Madonna of the Pilgrims, a stunning example of Baroque painting, and a magnificent fresco by Raphael, showcasing his incredible mastery. Next, explore the Church of St. Ignatius of Loyola, constructed in 1626 under Pope Gregory XV. This church is renowned for its architectural illusion – a false dome that creates an optical illusion when viewed from the central nave. It's a must-see! Continuing the journey, visit the Church of St. Eustace and the Church of St. Louis of the French, home to more masterpieces by Caravaggio, including his famous St. Matthew trilogy. These historic sites offer a vivid portrayal of Rome’s Baroque era, rich with artistic and architectural innovation.