All Saints' Anglican Church

All Saints, Italian Chiesa di Ognissanti, is the principal Anglican church in Rome. It was completed in 1882 to designs by English architect George Edmund Street, built for the growing British community in the capital of the new Italian Kingdom. The Neo-Gothic structure on Via del Babuino deliberately references English ecclesiastical tradition with pointed-arch windows and brick accents, providing a contrast amid Rome's Baroque and Renaissance churches. Today All Saints serves as the Church of England parish in Rome and offers English-language services. Visitors can view the quiet interior outside liturgy hours.