What you'll hear inside Basilica of San Clemente:

• 1
  Apse Mosaic of the Triumph of the Cross

  The Mosaico absidiale del Triunfo de la Cruz adorns the apse vault of this basilica in Rome with a striking 12th-century composition.

• 2
  School of Singers

  The Schola Cantorum is a marble screen structure that occupies the centre of the nave in this 12th-century medieval basilica, delineating the space reserved for the choir during liturgical services.

• 3
  Ciborium of the Presbytery

  The ciborium of the presbytery is a Cosmati-style structure that rises above four grey-violet columns, crowning the crypt where the relics of Saint Clement are kept.

• 4
  Tomb of Saint Cyril

  Saint Cyril's tomb sits in a side chapel of the Basilica of San Clemente, alongside a venerated image of the Virgin of Sassoferrato.

• 5
  Chapel of Santa Catalina with Frescos by Masolino da Panicale

  The Chapel of Santa Catalina sits to the right as you enter the Basilica of San Clemente through the side entrance.

• 6
  Atrium with Cloister

  This medieval courtyard leads directly to the façade of the basilica and now serves as a functioning cloister, offering one of two entrances to the church.

• 7
  Fresco of the Legend of Sisinius

  The Fresco of the Legend of Sisinio is a mural painting dating from 1084 to the early 12th century, located in the left nave of the lower basilica.