Very nice church... not so easy to find the sculptures made by young Michel Angelo... they are half way through on the right hand side of the church.

I went here to see sculptures by Michelangelo. The church felt special as there were not many tourists. There is so much history and architecture to explore in the church. If you can, have some guide book that helps you explore each portion of the church. That helps make your visit a better experience. You only need to pay a... More

If you are visiting in the winter, beware the evil, mid-day closing hours which are prime time for the sun. If you are viewing after they reopen in the afternoon, it will already be rather dark and budget restraints or whatever mean that there are no overhead lights. The only way you will be able to see the side chapels,... More

While I can appreciate the balance needed between tourists and those seeking a religious experience, I seem to remember and enjoy places that allow photographs (maybe I need that interaction for memory's sake), so while I did think this church was interesting, I can't really remember significant things to see. We paid the extra and explored the cloisters and choir,... More

See St. Dominic's chapel - the fresco by Guido Reni is one of the best, not to mention the saint's monument itself

huge church and the detail in the paintings and the sculptures and even the floor is amazing and the sundial in the roof.

Very impressive to see what the catholic church did whit poor men's money. But of course they helped artists and provided labour opportunities. Makes you think...

A beautiful rather understated Church - as is common in the Dominican tradition. Interesting catafalques outside the Curch itself/

A very big church with many hidden treasures, the most important being the sculptures of Michelangelo on the tomb of San Domenico. Do visit it!