St. Paul's Within the Walls Church (Chiesa di San Paolo Entro le Mura) Tours and Tickets

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St. Paul’s Within the Walls is a public church you can usually visit for free. However, one of the best ways to experience the church is to attend a live concert, which are typically ticketed. Tickets for classical orchestral concerts at the church start at about €26.

Yes, you can attend services at St. Paul’s Within the Church. While weekday morning prayers are typically only open to refugees and asylum seekers, Sunday services are open to the public. The Eucharist is offered in English and Italian at 10:30am, and in Spanish at noon.

St. Paul’s Within the Walls Church is open from 10am to 4pm Monday through Friday. Office hours are from 9am to 3:30pm. Morning prayers are at 9am Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Sunday services are at 10:30am in English and Italian, and at 12pm in Spanish.

St. Paul's Within the Walls Church was founded as Grace Church in 1859. In 1871, it was renamed and moved inside the city walls after Italy’s new constitution allowed non-Catholic churches within the limits of Rome. Today, it’s a multicultural Episcopal church in Rome’s historic heart.

St. Paul’s Within the Walls Church is worth visiting after you’ve seen some of Rome’s older churches, which can offer more insight into Roman religious history and classical and baroque art. It’s worth visiting St. Paul’s Within the Walls to see mosaics by English artists and attend classical concerts.